In
Central India, the state of Madhya Pradesh is known for having rich history in
its tourist attractions to draw the attentions of visitors. Many of the
abandoned cities of central India provide visitors with intriguing window so
that they can see their compelling past, which is quite distinct to the today’s
congested India. In contrast, the best national parks of central India give
unmatched experience of wildlife safari in Bandhavgarh.
MP Tourism – Best Attractions
1.
Erotic
Temples in Khajuraho: The erotic sculptures in over 20
temples of Khajuraho are the living paradigm of the origin of Kamasutra in
India. In addition, these temples are still the symbol of worship, love and
life. This is why these erotic temples are listed as Heritage Site by UNESCO.
2.
Bandhavgarh
& Kanha Kisli: The two crowns of Central India,
both Kanha and Bandhavgarh are among the India’s topmost national parks. Even
though you may feel difficulty to reach Bandhavgarh National Park but the
golden opportunity and great chances to see the royal Bengal Tiger can make you
forget all your problems. Also the luxurious resorts in Bandhavgarh are always ready to accommodate their guests
with world-class amenities.
On
the flip side, the sprawling Kanha is dedicated on various wildlife
conservation and research programs to safeguard world’s most endangered
wildlife species. As the classic novel of Rudyard Kipling, The Jungle Book, is
inspired from the park, it is the matter of honor for the park. However, you
can enjoy elephant safari only at Bandhavgarh, not Kanha. But you can fully
explore both of these parks by jeep safari.
3.
Gwalior:
Just two-hour drive distance away from the Taj Mahal in Agra, the city of
Gwalior is easily accessible and it is one of the best parts of that. Besides,
massive port at hilltop is the main tourist attraction over here. With rich
history dates back thousands of years ago, the Gwalior Fort is reputed as
India’s another invincible fort.
When
you enter inside the fort, Man Mandir Palace is the major highlight. There is
Old Gwalior town at its bottom as the paradigm and the existence of Tomb of
Tansen and Mughal Architecture. In every December, the tomb becomes the venue
of Annual Tansen Music Festival.
4.
Orchha:
Lies on the Betwa River banks, Orchha can be reached with one-and-a-half hour
drive from Gwalior. In this region, this is next peaceful destination enriched
with medieval charm of temples and wall-preserved palaces. The most attractive
and the largest palace is the Jahangir Mahal whose panoramic views at the upper
levels are really picture-perfect. You can stay at government-owned Sheesh
Mahal Hotel located inside the Jahangir Mahal.
5.
Mandu:
Being the lavish habitat of Mughals at once, this abandoned city is indulged
with myriad palaces and lakes. The crumbling buildings of Mandu are encircled
with over 45 km stretched wall and protected by 12 gates.
Bottom Line
When
it comes to fulfill your dreams to visit most exotic but breathtaking
destinations, central India has something to offer everyone.
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