1) The Chambal River stands out as one of the cleanest and perennial rivers in northern and central India.
2) Serving as a primary tributary to the River Yamuna, it runs through the heart of central India.
3) Stretching over 960 km in length, it covers a vast area of 143,219 square km.
4) Rajasthan boasts the largest coverage area, encompassing 79,401 sq.km, which makes up 57.86 percent of the total.
5) Originating from Janpav, near Indore's Mhow town, the Chambal River meanders through Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan.
6) Its source lies in the south of Mhow, with Janpav being its starting point.
7) From Mhow, the Chambal River flows northward, cutting through southeastern Rajasthan.
8) It traverses the borders of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh before entering Uttar Pradesh.
9) The renowned National Chambal Sanctuary finds its home in Dholpur, Rajasthan, nestled within the Chambal river basin.
10) By offering tourist amenities and promoting eco-tourism, the Chambal river basin invites visitors to explore its natural wonders.