Bhedaghat is a mid-sized town in Jabalpur in the state of MP. Bhedaghat is located adjacent to the River Narmada, around 20 km from Jabalpur. There are some amazing sights that are associated with Bhedaghat and two of these include Marble Rocks and Dhuandhar Falls. The weather in Bhedaghat is typically tropical. The best time to visit Bhedaghat is in winter, which is between September and March.

The summer temperatures shoot up to beyond 40°C during summer here, like any other part of Madhya Pradesh. During this season it is most uncomfortable to tour in the area as the dry heat nearly knocks your brains out of your heads. Afternoons especially are dangerous to venture outside, and heatstrokes are common, almost fatal sometimes. So summer is best avoided.

The monsoon months are great for viewing nature and being one with the aura that its creates in Bedaghat. But, the amount of water prevents access to both Dhuandhar Falls and the Marble Rocks. These waterbodies swell with the feeding from rains. Hence there is hardly any point in visiting Bhedaghat during the monsoon because of this.

This is a glorious period to be in Bhedaghat. The temperatures remain in the cool or cold range, fluctuating between 29°C and 5°C. The average temperature remains between 10°C and 20°C. It is fun to go around not only Bhedaghat but also Jabalpur, which is close by. Further, a winter in Bhedaghat is not at all extreme and this is why visitors have an enjoyable and memorable trip in winter. During the winter one can enjoy boating among the Marble Rocks as well as taste all the local delicacies this area is famous for.