Danteshwari Temple is temple dedicated to Goddess Danteshwari, and is one of the 52 Shakti Peethas, shrines of Shakti, the divine feminine, spread across India. The temple built in the 14th century, is situated in Dantewada. Danteshwari Temple is the center of attraction for thousands of tourists, in the district. This temple is easily accessible to the tourists round the year. Navaratris (Sharad Navaratri & Chaitra Navaratri) and Fagunmela (March-April) see lot of traditional festivity in this temple town. 

The Ganesh Temple in Barsur is home to two remarkable idols of Lord Ganesha, and it boasts a unique distinction. Both of these idols, carved from sandstone, are monolithic and date back to the 11th to 12th century. The larger of the two Ganesh idols is an impressive 7½ feet tall, making it the third-largest Ganesh statue in the world. The smaller idol stands at about 5½ feet in height. The presence of these idols and artifacts speaks to the rich history and cultural significance of the site, making it a notable religious and historical destination. 

Battisa Temple, the name comes from the 32 pillars that support the structure. It is a really unique one that has not one but two Garbhagrihas (sanctums). This twin design is apparently more common in the Deccan. One could see the Shivling inside, and the Nandi facing towards it from outside. However, it is easy to guess that there was much more to this temple. It must have had a massive Shikhara above at its peak, which has probably fallen at some point. 

Dholkal Ganesh is a beautiful spot located 3000 feet high in the Bailadila Mountain ranges in District Dantewada.  A 3 Feet beautiful stone idol of Lord Ganesha believed to be made during the Naga dynasty between 10th and 11th centuries is the main attraction of the site. Located 13 KMs from the district HQ Dantewada, this spot is the heaven for nature lovers, and for those who love to trek amidst lush green hillocks.  

Built in 11th century, Narayanpal temple is well-known for its cultural, historical and spiritual value in the heritage of Bastar. North-western side to Jagdalpur, connected to Chitrakote waterfalls, a village named Narayanpal, is situated on the other bank of river Indravati. This village has an ancient magnificent Vishnu temple that was constructed 1000 years ago and is a beautiful archetype of architecture. Narayanpal temple is the only temple in the whole Bastar district where the idol of Lord Vishnu is ingrained. Built by Mumundadevi, the queen of Chindak dynasty, Narayanpal temple has the influence of Chalukya style of architecture.