Overview

Madhya Pradesh is the largest and one of the beautiful states with one third of India's forests and numerous natural parks and sanctuaries, including the Kanha and . The ancient hills of the Vindhyas form the backdrop of river valleys, lush green forests and rolling plains. Main attractions include the Gwalior Fort, which is witness to many a fierce battles; the city of love - Mandu; marble rocks of Jabalpur, and the awesome Malwa plateau. It also has the world famous Khajuraho temples with erotic sculptures known for their sheer beauty and masterpiece of artwork on stone.

INDORE

Salubrious climate, picturesque landscape of the Malwa plateau and the flowing rivulets make Indore an attractive tourist spot. Situated in the heart of the Malwa plateau, the city is a throbbing mini metropolis with a cosmopolitan culture.

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BHOPAL

The old city of Bhopal with its teeming marketplace and fine old mosques and palaces still bears the aristocratic imprint of its former rulers. Equally impressive is the new city and its verdant, exquisitely laid out parks and gardens, broad avenues and streamlined modern edifices.





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GWALIOR

A multitude of reigning dynasties of the great Rajput clan of the Pratiharas, Kachwahas, and Tomars has left indelible etchings of their rule in this city. She gained new dimensions from the warrior kings, poets, musicians and saints who contributed to making it a capital renowned throughout the country.

KHAJURAHO

Temples are India's unique gift to the world, representing a paean of life, of love, of joy. They are perfect in execution and sublime in expression. Life in every form and mood has been captured in stone, testifying not only to the craftsman's artistry but also to the extraordinary breadth of vision.

JABALPUR

PACHMARHI

Natural glory of Pachmarhi lies in green - The colour of nature. Bridle paths lead into tranquil forest glades; groves of wild bamboo and jamun, dense Sal forests and delicate bamboo thickets, the fruit bearing mahua, aonla and gular trees all lend their distinctive colour tones. Deep azure pools are hidden delights, which beckon swimmers and paddlers, and everywhere wildlife watchers will be rewarded by fascinating glimpses of the animal and bird kingdom. Complementing the magnificence of Nature are the works of Man, for Pachmarhi is also an archaeological treasure house.

KANHA

Kanha Wild Life Sanctuary, the original Kipling country of which Robert Kipling wrote vividly in his Jungle Book has the same abundance of wildlife species exists today and forms the core of the Kanha Tiger Reserve. With some 22 species of mammals and some 200 species of birds, it has a reputation for being one of the finest and best administered National Parks in Asia.