Madhya Pradesh Tourism
Madhya Pradesh, a large state in central India, retains landmarks from eras throughout Indian history. Begun in the 10th century, its Hindu and Jain temples at Khajuraho are renowned for their carvings, most prominently Kandariya Mahadeva, a temple with more than 800 sculptures. The eastern Bandhavgarh and Kanha national parks, noted Bengal tiger sanctuaries, offer guided safaris.
Dominated by an amazing tiger count, Bandhavgarh National Park allows you to enjoy amazing tiger sightings. During the safari, you come across other beautiful species too.
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The boat club in Bhopal at the upper lake is known for boat and bird watching experiences. Early morning walks at the site are the best to enjoy the weather and beauty.
Buffer areas are excellent for bird watching. When the core zones shut during monsoon, tourists can explore the buffer zone and take a tour close to nature.
Located on a hill in Pachmarhi, Chauragarh Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It’s a popular tourist attraction in the town.
Jatashankar caves in Pachmarhi are popularly believed to be the place where Lord Shiva concealed himself from the wrath of Bhasmasur.
Kanha National Park is a Tiger Reserve where you can even spot other beautiful species of animals roaming freely in their natural habitat.
The tourists here are keen to take up a white tiger safari. It is a thrilling safari in the lush green oasis of Mukundpur zoo.
The forests of Madhya Pradesh offer a wide spectrum of enthralling wildlife. Spot the fierce leopards and other beautiful members of the animal kingdom in the terrains of Panna National Park.
Pench National Park is the setting of Rudyard Kipling’s popular ‘The Jungle Book’. It’s popular for natural heritage and rich wildlife.
A wildlife paradise located in Sidhi district of Madhya Pradesh.
A paradise for bird watchers and nature lovers, Satpura National Park has a wide array of wildlife experiences waiting to unfold. The Indian giant squirrel is the main attraction of the park.
Dotted with little islands and outlined with the Satpura hills, Tawa’s beauty is accentuated during the monsoons, as everything you see is fresh, soothing, clean and green.
Located around 60 km southeast of Bhopal city, the Amargarh Falls is a hidden gem nestled amidst the Ratapani Wildlife Sanctuary.
Bargi dam on the mighty river Narmada is a scenic point of interest located about 38 kms from Jabalpur. Apart from adoring the beauty around you can also try your hands at some adventure activities.
Bee Fall is a popular tourist spot in Pachmarhi which is surrounded by dense forest.
Bhojpur is a small town near Bhopal famous for Bhojeshwar temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple houses one of the biggest Shiv lingas in the country.
Christ Church in Pachmarhi is a true colonial architecture from the British era. It is influenced by the British and European style.
Located in the peaceful and pristine landscape of Amarkantak, Dudhdhara is an incredibly stunning waterfall with mythological significance.
Inlaid with the exquisite white marble, the Honshang Shah Tomb is a glorious structure that turns some beautiful pages of Mandu’s past.
One of the best monument which perfectly captures the medieval romance of Mandu is Jahaz Mahal.
Kaliyasot Dam is a beautiful spot in Bhopal where one can treasure the view of both sunrise and sunset!
The Falls are 200 feet high and present one heck of a robust view. The falls are intense and an enormous volume of water falls every second.
Sailani is an island that has a blend of lush greenery, comfortable lodging and a bunch of water & adventure activities.
The pristine hills of Tamia provide a spectacular view of sunrises and sunsets.
Upper Lake aka Bada Talav aka Bhopal Taal is the soul of Bhopal. Its grand presense kept Bhopal amongst greenest state capitals of the country.
Bhedaghat is a town near Jabalpur famous for its attractive tourist spots such as Dhuandhar Falls and Marble Rocks.
Located at about 9kms from Obaidullaganj in Raisen district, Bhimbetka Rock Shelters are a UNESCO World Heritage site that attract tourists from far and wide.
Dhoopgarh is the highest point in the Mahadeo range of hills in Pachmarhi. This spot is also popular for viewing the mesmerizing sunrise and sunset.
Known for its great architecture and rich past, Gwalior Fort is a must visit attraction here. Perched on a hilltop, climbing this fort gives a panoramic view of the city.
Hanuwantiya is a stunning Island where tourist can relax and enjoy a plethora of adventure activities.
This beautiful historical palace in Orchha reflects the rich heritage of Bundela kings. A must-visit spot in Orchha for the history buffs.
Ram Ghat located on the banks of river Mandakini is mostly thronged by the devotees who can be seen Surya Namaskar or taking a dip in the river.
On your trip to Khajuraho, don’t forget to visit Raneh falls. This jaw-dropping beauty makes for a nice excursion spot during day time from Khajuraho.
This beautiful UNESCO World Heritage site is located an hour's drive from Bhopal. Reflecting on Buddhist art and architecture, one can learn about the life and teaching of Lord Buddha.
Located on the east of Tapti river, Shahi Qila in Burhanpur is one majestic place to explore. The royal bath or hammam is the main attraction inside the palace.
Taj-Ul-Masajid is best known for its fact that it is one the largest mosques in Asia.
Western group of temples in Khajuraho have a wonderful architecture and these temples are a treat to the eyes as these are set in a well maintained campus.
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