List of Monuments of National Importance in Chhattisgarh
This is a list of Monuments of National Importance (ASI) as officially recognized by and available through the website of the Archaeological Survey of India in the Indian state Chhattisgarh.[1] The monument identifier is a combination of the abbreviation of the subdivision of the list (state, ASI circle) and the numbering as published on the website of the ASI. 58 Monuments of National Importance have been recognized by the ASI in Chhattisgarh.
See also:
- List of Monuments of National Importance in India for other Monuments of National Importance in India
- List of State Protected Monuments in Chhattisgarh
| SL. No. | Description | Location | Address | District | Coordinates | Image |
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| N-CT-1 | Ancient sculpture in Danteswari Temple | Barsoor | Bastar | 
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| N-CT-2 | Chandraditya Temple | Barsoor | Bastar | |||
| N-CT-3 | Ganesh statue | Barsoor | Bastar | 
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| N-CT-4 | Mama Bhanja Temple | Barsoor | Bastar | 
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| N-CT-5 | Mahadev Temple | Barsoor | Bastar | .jpg)
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| N-CT-6 | Bhiram Dev Temple | Bhairamgarh | Bastar | |||
| N-CT-7 | Danteswari Temple | Dantewada | Bastar | |||
| N-CT-8 | Kama Memorial or Urasgattta Post | Dhilmil | Bastar | |||
| N-CT-9 | Brick mounds | Garhdhanora | Bastar | |||
| N-CT-10 | Megalithic site containing urskals | Gameswada | Bastar | |||
| N-CT-11 | Narayan Temple | Narayanpal | Bastar | |||
| N-CT-12 | Karli Mahadev Temple | Samloor | Bastar | |||
| N-CT-13 | Large Vaishnava Temple | Janjgir | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-14 | Small Vishnu Temple | Janjgir | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-15 | Brick Temple of Savari | Kharod | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-16 | Small Brick Temple (Andaldeo temple) | Kharod | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-17 | Malhar Fort | Malhar | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-18 | Mahadev Temple | Pali | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-19 | Pateleswar Mahadev temple including all ancient remains of other temples closeby | Malhar | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-20 | Kanti Deul | Ratanpur | Bilaspur | 
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| N-CT-21 | Whole site around Ratanpur /Ratanpur Fort | Ratanpur | Bilaspur | 
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| N-CT-22 | Pali inscription on slab of Jasper | Samarsol | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-23 | Half ruined temple of Kesava Narayan built of bricks | Sheorinarayana | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-24 | Sheorinarayana Temple together with ruined temples in the same compound | Sheorinarayana | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-25 | Remains of Siva temple | Arbhar | Bilaspur | 
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| N-CT-26 | Remains of a very ancient (Mahadev) temple | Tuman | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-27 | Chitturgarh Fort | Lepha | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-28 | Kotagrh Fort | Near Bargaon | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-29 | Kasigarh Fort | Bawanbadi | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-30 | Ajmergarh Fort | Amnala | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-31 | Temple | Belpan | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-32 | Temple (Ruined) | Gatora | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-33 | Kotmi Fort | Kotmi | Bilaspur | |||
| N-CT-34 | Ruined Siva Temple | Deobaloda | Durg | |||
| N-CT-35 | Sita Devi Temple | Deorbija | Durg | |||
| N-CT-36 | Sati Pillars | Deorbija | Durg | |||
| N-CT-37 | Bhand Deul | Arang | Raipur | |||
| N-CT-38 | Mahadev Temple including math of Bairagi and Mandapa | Narayanpur | Raipur | |||
| N-CT-39 | Temple belonging to Mahantlal Das of Sheorinarayan dedicated to Surya | Narayanpur | Raipur | |||
| N-CT-40 | Group of temples known as Rajiv Lochan | Rajim | Raipur | |||
| N-CT-41 | Sita known as Sita Baree | Rajim | Raipur | |||
| N-CT-42 | Temple of Ranchandra | Rajim | Raipur | |||
| N-CT-43 | Laxman temple and old sites | Sirpur | Raipur | 
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| N-CT-44 | The area around Sirpur village and the mound to the east of the village | Sirpur | Raipur | 
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| N-CT-45 | Old Siva temple | Gandai | Rajnandgaon | |||
| N-CT-46 | Sita bengra caves | Ramagarh hill
Udaipur |
Sarguja | |||
| N-CT-47 | Jogimara Caves | Ramagarh hill
Udaipur |
Sarguja |  |
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