Ancient monuments, exotic wildlife, magnificent palaces, cascading waterfalls, exquisite rock paintings and dense forests characterize the state of Chhattisgarh. The state has substantial deposits of limestone, iron-ore, copper ore, rock phosphate, manganese ore, bauxite, coal, asbestos and mica. This state also has a rich cultural heritage with its unique dance, cuisine, music, and traditional folk songs.

The state consists of sixteen districts.
Bastar district with its district headquarters at Jagdalpur is mostly covered with dense forests. Teak wood and white woods are used to make wooden crafts, which are in huge demand. The natural beauty of the district is a perfect tourist destination.

Bilaspur district is situated in the eastern part of Chattisgarh sprawling over a total area of 8,569 sq km. The Agaar, Maniyaar and Arpa are the major rivers flowing through the district.

Dantewada district is dominated by the tribals namely Muriyas / Dandami Mariyas or Gonds, Dorli, and Halba. Hilly tracks, numerous brooks and rivers and dense forests surround the district. It is a paradise for the nature lovers and many different species of wildlife like the tiger, leopard, deer and bison are found here.

Dhamtari district is situated on the fertile plains covering an area of 4,081 sq. km. and produces huge quantities of rice.

The most populous district of Chattisgarh is the Durg district, which occupies the southwestern part of the Upper Sheonath-Mahanadi valley. A major attraction of the district is the Maitry Bag.

Janjgir-Champa District is situated in the center of Chattisgarh. The district headquarters is located at Janjgir.

Jashpur district in the northern part of Chattisgarh covers an area of 6,457 sq. km. The popular tourist destination Kotebira Eb River,waterfalls of Danpuri, Rajpuri, Rani Dah and Bhringraj, and the Kunkuri Cathedral.

Kanker district dominated by the tribal communities has major tourist destination, which are Gadiya Mountain, Malanjhkudum waterfall, Charre-Marre waterfall, and Shivani Maa Temple.

On the southern banks of the Sakri River is the location of the Kawardha district. The major attractions of the district are the Sahaspur Wildlife Sanctuary, Pushpa Sarovar Lake, and Saroda Reservoir.

Korba district of Chattisgarh is the homeland of the Korba tribe.

Koriya district is situated on the northeastern part of Chattisgarh. The district headquarters is located at Baikunthpur.

Mahasamund district covers an area of 4,963 sq. km. Dotted with numerous temples this district is a major tourist and pilgrimage destination. The prominent places are Sirpur, Shwethganga, Khallarimatha Temple, Ghaudhara, and Chandi Temple.

Raigarh district is famous for its cottage industries, which produce kosa sarees and dress materials of export quality. Kamla Nehru Park, Indira Vihar Park, Shri Shyam Mandir, Banjari Mandir and Chandrahasini Devi Temple are the major attractions of the district.

Rajnandgaon district covers an area of 8,023 sq. km. The Gond, Kanwar, Halba, and the Baiga tribes inhabit the district.

Sarguja district is located in the northern part of Chattisgarh and dominated by the tribals. It is worth visiting the district for its panoramic beauty.