MP Tourism | Visit Madhya Pradesh, MP Destinations

If a traveller loves to witness the tigers prowling in a prideful and carefree manner in the woods, wildlife tour to Madhya Pradesh is a perfect option for him or her. Bandhavgarh National Park and Kanha National Park are two of such tiger-rich regions in the state that behold the remarkable population of big cats. To increase the delight of this wildlife tour, blending it with that of Khajuraho is an idea hard to refuse. Khajuraho is a beautiful and historical destination boasting ancient temples popular for their erotic carvings. These temples are listed in UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites. This 07 Nights and 08 Days itinerary takes the traveller to a delightful and wilderness-filled tour to the wildlife destinations of Madhya Pradesh along with Khajuraho. The major destinations covered in this tour are Nagpur, Kanha, Bandhavgarh and Khajuraho. The major highlights of this trip are enjoying the morning and evening safari in Kanha National Park, exploring the exotic wildlife ...

I explored one of the least traveled regions of India: Madhya Pradesh. Thanks to the Mp Tour Operator, I could develop a new Central India crush and my time visiting Madhya Pradesh was full of great new memories. Madhya Pradesh is a state in the central India known as the “Heart of India”. MP is the second largest state by area and the fifth by its population, having more than 70 million people residing in the state. Several reasons are there, why you should add Madhya Pradesh in your travel plans. Some of its best major attractions are the unique cultural heritage and wildlife, being called the Tigers State, and especially in Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Pench, Panna, and Satpura National Parks where you get the chance to see these beautiful wildlife, nature and heritage. Actually one-third of Madhya Pradesh is forest, it’s a very green region and therefore very rich in wildlife. Constituting of 12.30% of the forest area of India and having 25 wildlife sanctuaries and 9 national parks. M...

The jungles of Madhya Pradesh echo with a variety of wildlife. From the majestic tiger to the mammoth ghariyals, from the fleet footed chital to the colourful exotic birds, you can experience breath-taking sights wherever you turn.   Thrilling Hanuwantiya: NATURE Madhya Dweep is a group of islands in the Indira Sagar dam including Sailani islands (which is… Charming Tawa Madhai: NATURE & WILDLIFE Tawa The Tawa Dam & Reservoir offers a scenic escape from the hustle bustle of city life. It…   Spiritual Omkareshwar: PILGRIMAGE & NATURE It can only be termed as a blessing, by Lords and mother nature, that Omkareshwar, the sacred… Magnificent Maheshwar: PILGRIMAGE, HERITAGE, ARTS & CRAFTS Situated on the banks of river Narmada, Maheshwar appeals to both, the pilgrim as well as the…   Amazing Bhimbetka : HERITAGE & NATURE Cave paintings dating back to approximately 30,000 years. Rock shelters that were home to humans,…   Breathtaking Bhedaghat: NA...

Bandhavgarh is one of the best national parks of India to visit, which is located in the Umaria district of Madhya Pradesh. Bandhavgarh, has an area of over 110 km. It was declared national park in 1968 and then a Tiger Reserve in 1993. The current core area is spread over 700 km. The buffer is spread across the forest divisions of Katni and Umaria, and it has approx 800 Km. The park got its name from the hillock of the area, It is said to be given by Hindu Lord Ram to his brother Lakshman to keep a watch on Lanka. Hence the name Bandhavgarh (Sanskrit: Brother's Fort). Bandhavgarh National Park has a large biodiversity. The tiger population at Bandhavgarh is one of the highest known in India. The park has a large breeding population of leopards, and various species of deer. Maharaja Martand Singh of Rewa captured the first white tiger in this region in 1951. This white tiger, Mohan, is now stuffed and on display in the palace of the Maharajas of Rewa. Historically villagers and the...

Visit the most amazing tourist places in Madhya Pradesh. The state, located in central India, is known for fascinating tourists every year on their vacations through various places of interest. Attracting tourists from the country and foreign nations, Madhya Pradesh is a delightful destination for every kind of traveller. Whether you are looking for adventure of living in the realm of nature or you are wishing to bask in the opulence of royal treatment, Madhya Pradesh will charm you in surprising ways. Blessed with diverse wildlife and fascinating history, places to visit in Madhya Pradesh are a visual treat for tourists. The state is known for its vibrant culture and one can witness the splendour of heritage at various places like Rajwada, Madan Mahal Fort, Chhatris, etc. For wildlife lovers, there are many national parks and wildlife sanctuaries like Ralamandal, Kanha National Park, Bandhavgarh National Park, Pench National Park, etc. For those seeking a relig...

Madhya Pradesh also has the largest reserves of diamond and copper in India, apart from significant reserves of limestone, manganese, and dolomite. Panna is the most famous diamond reserve in India. Area wise, Madhya Pradesh is the second largest state in the country. Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh is an epitome of artistic activities. Kandariya Mahadev and Dulhadeo temples are the famous architectural wonders of Chandel rulers in the medieval period. Ujjain has India's first observatory (or Vedh Shala) called Jantar Mantar. A total of 5 Jantar Mantars was built by Maharaja Jai Singh between 1724 & 1735, of which only the one in Ujjain is still functional. Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh is one the four places where famous Kumbh Mela is organized in every 12 years. Jai Villas Palace in Madhya Pradesh houses two chandeliers, each weighing 3.5 tons. The two chandeliers are said to be one of the largest in the world. Ten elephants were used to stamp on the roof to test whether the roof of t...

Ujjain is on the main trade route between North India and Deccan going from Mathura via Ujjain to Mahismati (Maheshwar) on the Narmada, and on to Paithan on the Godavari, western Asia and the West. The Northern black polished ware – the NBP as it is often called which is technically the finest pottery of the time, with a brilliantly burnished dressing almost of the quality of a glaze in colour from jet black to a deep grey or metallic blue and iron, found their way to the northern Deccan from the Gangetic plains through Ujjain. The articles of export to the western Asia such as precious stones and pearls, scents and spices, perfumes, silks and muslin, reached the port of Brighukachcha from the remote north through Ujjain. All this finds a detailed and interesting description in the Periplus of the Erythrean Sea. An account of an unknown Greek merchant who made a voyage to India in the second half of the first century AD. The Periplus talks of a city called Ozene to the east of Barygaza...