MP visual escape Category: Photo Gallery

The Panna National Park, is home to an incredible variety of flora and fauna including birds, mammals and reptiles

The most thriving bazaar in Jayaaji Chowk, or Maharaj Bada, is the Sarafa Bazaar in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh, owing to its geographical standing, has been a melting pot for many religions, such as – Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism, Jainism, Buddhism and Christianity

Chitrakoot, or the hill of many wonders, is a place of spiritual and religious significance, which finds a mention in many scriptures

Got a day off and planning to explore something new? Some interesting but lesser known places near Bhopal include the Heliodorus Pillar – a stone column, locally known as Khamba Baba’

Want to experience local life in Bhopal? Head to Chowk Bazaar and New Market and you won’t be disappointed!

Pachmarhi Silk Seed Unit was established in 1968 with an aim to conserve and breed Mulberry silkworms, which later expanded to the breeding of Tussar, Muga and Eri silkworms

Pachmarhi, also known as Queen of Satpura, is surrounded by waterfalls, canyons, natural pools, cave temples and the forested ranges of the Satpura Tiger Reserve

Declared a national park in January 1983, Van Vihar National Park covers an area of about 4.45sqkm. It is located on the bank of Bhojtal (formerly known as Upper Lake) and is also one of the smallest national parks in India

The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Sanchi is located in the Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh, 46km/1.5 hour northeast of Bhopal

Bhimbetka Caves, 46km south of Bhopal, is a group of 243 rock shelters. The UNESCO World Heritage Site was discovered by archaeologist VS Wakankar in 1957

Forests can be very thrilling given the unmatched variety of flora and fauna but the experience is completely based on how you want to pursue the safari

Delawadi is a picturesque picnic spot located in the Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh. The area has been developed as the Delawadi Forest Camp by Madhya Pradesh Eco Tourism Development

We start from Tamia, in Madhya Pradesh, towards our next destination Patalkot which is around 20km/35minutes

Madhya Pradesh, as a centre for weaving, finds a mention in texts dating as far back as the 7th and 12th century. This legacy of the loom continues.

Gujari Mahal in Gwalior was constructed by Raja Man Singh in the 15th century. The story goes that the king built it for his wife Mrignayani, who was a Gujar princess. Hence the name, Gujari Mahal.

Adivart Tribal and Folk Art Museum is a popular museum located within the Chandela Cultural Complex in Khajuraho. It is at a distance of 600m from the Western Group of Temples and 2km from Khajuraho Bus Stand.

Tendu Leaf Jungle Resort is in the vicinity of Panna National Park in Madhya Pradesh. It serves as a one-stop destination for tourists owing to its closeness to Khajuraho and other similar attractions.

Madhya Pradesh provides the best of jungle safari experience with its nine national parks and six tiger sanctuaries. It is also unique in terms that tourists have an option of experiencing boat safari in Satpura National Park and Ratapani Wildlife Sanctuary.

Located 58km/90 mins from Bhopal, Udayagiri Caves is a group of 20 Gupta-era temples and monasteries carved out of a rocky hill, out of which one is dedicated to Jainism and rest to Hinduism.

Bhopal gets its name from Bhojpal and is rich when it comes to showcasing indigenous art, fossils and sculptures. The city has spectacular museums including State Museum, Tribal Museum and Golghar Museum.

When it comes to architectural influences, Madhya Pradesh is a perfect melting pot. Over centuries, different styles have blended in to be expressed on the gates and arches of the royal palaces, forts, mosques, and temples

The market of Orchha effuses enthusiasm. It is colourful, vibrant and fragrant. When you enter from the Chaturbhuj Temple parking side you are welcomed by Orchha market’s best-kept secret

Scholars believe that the use of animal symbols in architecture proves the incomparable diversity of India’s forest landscapes and wealth.

It is not just the architectural and scenic beauty of places that make them a tourist attraction