Ambikapur

Ambikapur is a small town in the state of Chhattisgarh in India. It is the capital town of Surguja district, the largest district of Chhattisgarh.

The district of Surguja is spread over an area of 22,237 km², and is rich in forests. Mostly the terrain of the district is forest and hilly. Major tourist places near Ambikapur are Ramgarh, Dipadih (Ancient Sculptors), Rakasganda, Sitabengara, Tattapani (Hot water spring) and Semarsot.

It is the land of Black Diamond (Coal), Bauxite, forest products and paddy crops. Major mining products are Coal and Bauxite.

Ambikapur is inhabited by people from all over the country. Moderate weather and a serene environment make it an ideal place for settlement. Unlike the capital town, major district population comprises of aboriginal population. Among these indigenous tribes are the Pandos and Korwas, who are still living in rural areas.