Madhya Pradesh Travel Tourism Guide

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Madhya Pradesh, which is known as ”THE INCREDIBLE HEART OF INDIA” is scattered all over with beautiful heritage structures, carved temples, forts and palaces. This mystic land with its innumerable monuments reminds one of the musicians and poets, kings and emperors, philosophers and saints, builders and warriors of the bygone era.

Madhya Pradesh has a huge plateau lined by the Satpura’s and the Vindhyachal mountains. It presents a unique blend of nature, history and culture that attracts tourists from different parts of the world. Madhya Pradesh is a vast state and thus each of its cities offers tourist destinations. There is a lot in terms of tourism to do in Madhya Pradesh. One can avail the numerous tour packages being operated in Madhya Pradesh which includes cultural, heritage, wildlife tours, pilgrimage tours, corporate tours, city sightseeing tours and educational tours. Heritage tours of Madhya Pradesh includes a tour of the Khajuraho, Sanchi, and Bhimbetka caves. Wildlife tours include a tour of Bandhavgarh National Park, Kanha National Park and Panna National Park. The Sal and bamboo forests of Bandhavgarh, Kanha and Panna are amazing sanctuaries for innumerable varieties of flora and fauna wildlife and birds.

Madhya Pradesh has numerous temples and sacred destinations. It is a significant pilgrimage centre with Omkareshwar and Ujjain which has religious significance with the presence of two of the twelve important Jyotirlingas, Mandleshwar and Maheshwar. Ujjain is also popular for the Kumbh Mela and Mahakaleshwar Temple. Hence devotees from far and near visit these pilgrimage sites to have a taste of divinity.

Nature lovers can find a paradise in Amarkantak, Chitrakoot, Panchmarhi and Bhedaghat, surrounded by valleys, hills, forests, waterfalls, cliffs and rocks.

Tour to Madhya Pradesh is incomplete without the wonderful experience of shopping here. Textile products are quite popular in the state with the exquisite Chanderi and Maheshwari sarees unique to the craftsmen of this place. Madhya Pradesh is also famous for its Zari work.

While shopping for the handicrafts of Madhya Pradesh you can check out on the following items: Zardozi embroidery on sarees and lehengas, beaded purses (batuas), folk paintings, durries and carpets, zari work, silver and brassware, cane, bamboo and wood works, jute crafts, stuffed velvet and leather toys, and metal crafts. Madhya Pradesh's emporium is named Mriganayani and has set up its chain of shops throughout the state. Shopping in the chowks or galis of Madhya Pradesh is an magnificient experience.

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