It looks difficult but is not really; though it is every bit as exciting. Strapped into safety gear, a crash helmet and a parachute, visitors are towed behind a jeep till the parachute fills with air and carries them into the sky. From there, after having been borne on the wings if the wind for a few minutes, parasialers descend to earth to be received by their handlers in a soft handling. Most parasailers in Pachmari are beginners with no previous experience of this exhilarating air sport.

Soaring in glittering splendor, the Marble Rocks at Bhedaghat rise to a hundred feet on either side of the Narmada. The perpendicular magnesium limestone rocks fringe the crystal waters of the Narmada providing the perfect reason to take a boat down the glistening water. Boating on a moonlit night, when the whole stretch of water is transformed into a sheet of liquid silver is absolutely magical.

The Maikal mountain region offers an ideal setting for mountaineering and adventure tourism. Those seeking adventure will not return disappointed from here. Other than personal treks there many scout teams to escort you on a trek through the lofty peaks.

Those who are not the spiritual kind could even enjoy a wondrous trek in Pachmarhi. Starting off from the famed Pandav Caves right up to Dhoopgarh; trekking in Pachmarhi would acquaint you of the serene scapes of the Satpura Range. The Pandav Caves are said to have nestled the five Pandav brothers (heroes of the of world's longest epic, the Mahabharat) during their exile. In fact Pachmarhi has been named after these five caves. Enjoy the panoramas of wooded hills, span deep gorges and the impressive sight of the Big Falls.Trek up to the Falls to watch the stream fall across a deep gorge while you soak in some sun. You could even venture out to explore the Fairy Pool (aka ApsaraVihar) which apparently was a favourite picnic spot with the British. Your spirutality and faith would not be questioned in case you take the road leading to Jata Shankar. The sacred caves have intriguing shapes of crocodiles and Shivlings caused due to geological forces and dripping water. But the highest point in Pachmarhi is Dhoopgarh. At 1, 350 m above sea level you can witness the spectacle of sunset over the hills of Pachmarhi. For most people this is an unforgettable finale to their visit to this hill station.

Flowing along the beautiful Chhatris (cenotaphs) of the Bundelaoverlords, the Betwa River has many stories to tell. On the right bank is theOrchha Wildlife Sanctuary, known for its splendorous species of wild animals and rare birds in abundance. These scenic environs make up for an enthralling rafting session down the River. The rapids take you through a wonderful journey through downstream of KanchanGhat. The second leg of rapids up Note Ghat is something to watch out for. Soon the Betwajoins theJamuni River in turn creating faster, thrilling rapids. The rafting trips cover three kilometers and takes approximately forty-five minutes.