Madhya Pradesh Tourism

Madhya Pradesh tourism (MP Tourism) information has been shared in this website. Read about popular places to visit in Madhya Pradesh. Here we have categorized the tourist attractions like Wildlife destinations, Heritage destinations, Pilgrimage places, Nature tourism destinations, Off-beat destinations etc. In order to facilitate in searching, we have arranged the places to visit in categorized way like list of national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, sacred places, forts, palaces, rock-painting sites, Jain pilgrimage sites, cultural places, popular village tourism sites, adventure sites, some very popular destinations etc. Apart from this, we have also tired to share information about our services, offered for tourists. We are providing assistance in tour planning, offering tailor-made tour pakcages for each tourist, maintaining list of popular hotels at each destination, tourist taxi services for roaming around Central India. When we talk about Central India, we not only covers whole Madhya Pradesh state but also those destinations, located in neighbouring states like Chattisgarh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra. Tourism in Central India is consistently growing, similarly is our website in which we update the information, whenever we find something new so that our readers will find updated information.

Khajuraho
Khajuraho tends to spellbound you with an amazing display of Indian architecture and art. Khajuraho Group of Monuments in Madhya Pradesh are a must visit for any history buff and art lover. The bliss offered by these UNESCO World Heritage Sites is simply matchless. Intricate carvings and the erotic sculptures will make you fall in the love with the craftsmanship of the bygone era.

Gwalior
The royalty and chivalry of the glorious past of the state is better experienced at Gwalior. Dominated by a massive fort perched on a hill, the city is dotted by many other historical monuments of Madhya Pradesh. Artists, musicians, holidaymakers and poets automatically get lured to the land of Scindia Dynasty. Legendary musicians belonged to Gwalior helping it to enjoy a matchless reputation in Music.

Bhopal
The city of Bhopal is separated by a pair of lakes. From North to South, the striking contrast of the old and new will amuse you to the core. The city is also famous for its intricate Zari work and Zardosi crafts that are admired by everybody in the world. Savor the Nawabi food which offers perfect respite to the foodies who which to satiate their hunger.

Orchha
Housing some of the splendid constructions, Orchha is nestled on the banks of Betwa River. The unique medieval charm of this popular historic destination in Madhya Pradesh cast a spell on the visitors. The frescos, classical mural paintings, grandeur of temples and havelis account for the immense popularity, Orchha enjoys worldwide. Enjoy a time travel in the history and spend your evening watching a spectacular sunset over the river. Explore holiday packages for Orchha.

Mandu
Mandu or Mandavgad is treasure trove of architectural wonders and history dating back to 6th century BC. The magnificent temples add a majestic charm to the city. Also alluded as the ‘Hampi of ancient India’, the quaint town is one of the must-visit destinations in Madhya Pradesh. Historic Afghan masterpieces adorn the quaint town. With a ship that never sails, Mandu reminds you of the childhood stories you would have probably heard of.

Ujjain
The pious land of Ujjain is the holy abode of one of the twelve Jyotirlingas at Mahakaleshwar Temple. Reckoned as one of the seven sacred cities of the Hindus, Ujjain is thus one of the must-visit places in Madhya Pradesh. Positioned along the bank of River Shipra, the ancient city is thronged by devotees during the Kumbh Mela which is held here after every 12 years. People in search of serenity and Moksha should not miss to plan a tour to Ujjain.

Sanchi
Imbued in tranquility, Sanchi is a home to very famous Sanchi Stupa – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Great Mughal Emperor Ashoka installed the Great Stupa in 3rd century BC. Countless temples, monasteries, an Ashokan pillar and Buddhist monuments at Sanchi Madhya Pradesh are the head-turners here. Regarded as one of the important Buddhist pilgrimage, the quaint town of Sanchi greets Buddhist pilgrims, avid tourists and history buffs alike.

Kanha National Park
Kanha National Park is so alluring that it inspired the famous novelist Rudyard Kipling to pen down his novel ‘The Jungle Book’. Nearly extinct and rare animal species like Swamp dear and Barasingha dwell at this national park in their natural habitat. People throng this popular wildlife holiday destination in Madhya Pradesh to spot royal Bengal tigers which reside here in good numbers. Over 350 species of birds are also found here.