ECO TOURISM Destinations in Madhya Pradesh

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ECO TOURISM Destinations in Madhya Pradesh

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Mrigannath Cave in Madhya Pradesh

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Some consider it to be the way to Hades, while some recognize it as a colony system of primitive humans. Full of mystery and adventure, no one has yet found the end of this cave underground for many kilometers. Under the ground like roads, crossroads and open fields... It is surprising to hear but this reality is located in Raisen district. It is known as the cave of Mrignanath. There is a legend about the Vindhyachal mountain range, about five km from Bari town of the district, that it has been the penance of Narad ji. This cave was discovered here in the year 2008 by the team of Archeology Department of Vikram University, Ujjain. Till now this is such a mysterious cave whose final end has not been found by anyone after going many kilometers ahead. The cave holds many mysteries. The most surprising thing is that after entering the cave from a narrow place, it appears in different forms below. Inside the cave there is so much maze that one has to tie one end of the rope and hold the ot...
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Pachmarhi Tourism

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“Queen of Satpura” Pachmarhi, located in the Hoshangabad district of Madhya Pradesh, is the state's only hill station. Nestled in the Satpura range at an altitude of 1,067 meters, it is renowned for its natural beauty, waterfalls, caves, colonial architecture, and spiritual sites. Recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, it is a perfect blend of serenity, adventure, and heritage. 🌟 Top Attractions in Pachmarhi Place Highlight Dhoopgarh: Highest point in MP (1,350 m); amazing sunrise & sunset views Bee Falls: A scenic waterfall with a natural swimming pool Pandava Caves: Five ancient caves linked to the Pandavas’ exile Jatashankar Cave: Sacred cave dedicated to Lord Shiva Apsara Vihar: A shallow waterfall pool ideal for families Handi Khoh: Deep ravine with legends of Lord Shiva and demons Reechgarh: Natural caves and echo point; good for trekking 🚗 How to Reach By Train: Nearest station – Pipariya (47 km); regular taxis available. By Air: Bhopal Airport (195 km) ...
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Bhopal

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Madhya Pradesh Government Notification No. 2477/1977 / Seon / dated September 13, 1972, Bhopal district was carved out of Sehore district. The district derives its name from the district headquarters city of Bhopal which is also the capital of Madhya Pradesh. The word Bhopal is derived from its former name Bhojpal as it is clearly derived from the Royal Gazette of Central India, 1908 p.240. The name (Bhopal) is popularly derived from the Bhojpal or Bhoj dam, the great dam now lakes of the city of Bhopal, and is said to have been built by Raja Bhoj, the Paramara ruler of Dhar. Still more and more work which was formerly conducted to the tal (lake) is attributed to this emperor himself. Although, the name is clearly evident, Bhupal and Dr. Fleet consider it to be a derivative from Bhupala, a king, a popular etymology of the prevailing derivation of a meaning in such cases. " Initially the lake was quite large but with the passage of time, a small part of it is being s...
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