Amarkantak is a Sanskrit word, where the literary meaning of Amar is immortal, and kantak is hindrance. It is the source of holy Narmada river considered by many more sacred than the Ganga.
Read MoreThe scenic Achanakmar Tiger Reserve is home to several animals including tiger and several species of medicinal plants. Achanakmar boosts nearly 200 species of birds. Even a short trek through forest easily reveals its extraordinary beauty and biodiversity.
Read MoreFamed with one of the Seven Wonders of the World - Taj Mahal, Agra is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India. Agra is a virtual fort of history and architecture located in the state of Uttar Pradesh in India.
Read MoreBagh Caves are a group of nine rock-cut caves, made in perpendicular cliff towering 45 - 50 m above the Baghani River, on the southern slopes of Vindhya Range. These are renowned for mural paintings by master painters of ancient India.
Read MoreThe Bandhavgarh National Park is cradled between the picturesque Vindhya and Satpura mountain ranges. It has a breathtaking mixture of green valleys and rocky hills. Bandhavgarh has the heighest density of tigers in the world.
Read MoreBarnawapara Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the finest wildlife sanctuaries in Chhattisgarh. Mixed forests of tropical dry deciduous trees boast numerous animal species. Absences of tigers have benefited leopards and gaurs which are found here in plenty.
Read MoreOnce, hunting grounds of former Maharajas of Bharatpur is now UNESCO World Heritage site. Although small in size, 29 sq. km, it boasts more than 375 species of birds. A pilgrimage for the bird lovers and winter retreat for birds.
Read MoreSurrounded by rocky terrain of Vindhyan ranges, Bhimbetka has over 600 rock shelters belonging to the Neolithic age. Paintings depict the life of the prehistoric cave-dwellers, making the Bhimbetka an archaeological treasure.
Read MoreAn exquisite biodiversity combined with beautiful terrains and a Mangrove dominated ecosystem is what Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary, is comprised of. Bhitarkanika offers great beaches, trekking trails through forests and some thrilling boat rides.
Read MoreBhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh is also known as the city of lakes. Bhopal is famous for various mosques, world class museums, mugalai gastronomy and silver jewellery and exquisitely fashioned beadwork.
Read More12th century Bhoramdeo temple complex is a series of beautiful structures with erotic carvings. The Maikal Hills that surround Bhoramdeo are home to many species of wildlife as well as to the indigenous Baigas and Gonds tribe, whose villages dot the countryside.
Read MoreThe Chilka Lake in Orissa is Asias largest inland salt-water lagoon. It is home to various migratory and local birds. Its a unique ecosystem with a large number of aquatic flora and fauna.
Read MoreNational Chambal Sanctuary, named after one of India's cleanest and longest rivers Chambal, covers an area of 1240 sq kms across the three states of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan and eventually joins the River Yamuna.
Read MoreA bustling small town, Chanderi is most famous for its eponymous saris and you will see huge shops around the town stocking them.
Read MoreThe village of Goudaguda is situated in the state of Orissa, approx. 200km north of Visakhaptnam (Vizag) and approx. 500km south of Bhubaneswar, while the Jagdalpur in Chhattisgarh is 130km westward.
Read MoreKnown for its rich cultural heritage, the city of Gwalior has played an integral role in Indian history since ancient times. The city skyline is dominated by the Gwalior fort. Other attraction is Jai Vilas Palace, built for the Scindia royal family.
Read MoreThe bustling commercial centre of Madhya Pradesh, Indore was a princely state until 1947, ruled by the Maratha Holkar dynasty. Indores Rajwada palace, Kanch Mandir (Glass Temple) and lively bazar are some of the city's interesting sights.
Read MoreOnce capital of powerful Gond kingdom from 12th 16th centuries, later British army cantonment, Jabalpur is a gateway to Bhedaghat where Narmada river flows through the shinning marble rocks.
Read MoreJagdalpur, the district headquarter of Bastar is a virtual museum of tribal life and arts. Tribal communities such as, Muria, Maria, Dhurwa, Bhattra and many more live in the surrounding forests and hills. These tribal communities are known for their distinctive culture, dress, headgear and ornaments.
Read MoreKanger Valley National Park, in the Bastar region, is one of the most beautiful and densest reserve. Attractions inside the park include subterranean limestone caves. Kanger aslo acts as a corridor for birds where numerous species can be found.
Read MoreNestled in the eastern spur of Maikal range of Satpura mountains, this lush sal and bamboo forests, grassy meadows and numerous ravines all make Kanha a prime tiger habitat. Kanha is renowned not only for its tigers, but as the last remaining habitat of the hard ground barasingha, or swamp deer.
Read MoreKanker is a small picturesque town and a gateway to the tribal Bastar. Its principal road, often becomes a virtual bazaar , where tribal folk, attired in bright clothes and quaint ornaments, gather from neighboring hamlets to trade their wares.
Read MoreA UNESCO World Heritage Site, Khajoraho group of temples were built by Chandela dynasty between 9th and 10th century. Exquisitely carved temples depict erotic art at its best and are considered as a celebration of love, life and human passion.
Read MoreKonark is best known for the Sun temple dedicated to the Sun God. It is a testament to the artistic glory of the time. Conceived in the form of a huge chariot drawn by seven spirited horses on 12 pairs of decorated wheels-after after the mythical seven horse chariot of Sun God.
Read MoreKuno Wildlife Sanctuary which is also known as Palpur - Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in Sheopur district of Madhya Pradesh. It is located 140 Kms from Gwalior and has area of approx 345 square kilometres with a buffer of additional 900 square kilometers.
Read MoreMadhav National Park is a lush grassland with deciduous trees and small stony hills. It presents an ample scope for the animals of different varieties. Lake Chandpata in the reserve is the winter home of many migratory birds.
Read MorePicturesquely sited on the banks Narmada river, Maheshwar is an important Hindu pilgrimage. The river front is dotted with shrines and cenotaphs of the Holkar rulers. Maheshwar is also famous for gossamer fine Maheshwari cotton and silk textiles.
Read MoreMandu is a celebration in stone, of life and joy. Antiquity and artistry merges here to bring the some of the marvelous structures. Mandu has over 40 monuments including palaces, ornamental canals, baths and pavilions.
Read MoreThis small wildlife sanctuary covers an area of 152 sq km in the northeast corner of Maharashtra in the Bhandara district. Nestled within the Vidarbha mountain range,
Read MoreOrchha meaning a "hidden place" was founded by a Bundela Rajput chieftain, Raja Rudra Pratap in 16th century on the banks of Betwa river. This medieval city is dotted with temples, palaces and a fort reflecting the rich Indian heritage.
Read MoreThis delightful hill station, at an altitude of 1,067 m (5,501 ft), lies in the verdant hills of the Satpura Range. Pachmarhi major attractions include serene atmosphere waterfalls, and caves with prehistoric art.
Read MorePanna situated in the Vindhyan hill range was once a hunting reserve of the erstwhile Panna, Chhatarpur and Bijawar states. Now under project tiger, Panna offers great opportunity see wildlife and two species of crocodile.
Read MorePench is home to a variety of wild life and more famously for the Royal Bengal Tiger. Prey species concentration at Pench is amongst the highest in India. It is also delight for bird lovers with more than 300 species of birds.
Read MoreRanthambore is one of the largest and most celebrated parks in Northern India. Home to a stunning variety of wildlife and camera friendly tigers, it boasts of being the favourite destination of photographers and wildlife enthusiasts.
Read MoreCradled in a portion of Vindhyachal Mountain Ranges, passing through Raisen and Sehore Districts of Madhya Pradesh, Ratapani Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the most fascinating abodes for a wide variety of wildlife.
Read MoreRayagada is a tribal inhabited district of Orissa. The scenic beauty and cultural heritage of Rayagada district is an unexplored paradise far away from mainstream tourist circuits.
Read MoreMore than any other monuments, the Great Stupa at Sanchi symbolises the rise and spread of Buddhism in India. The ruins of stupas, temples and monasteries recall the time when Buddhism had spread across the land.
Read MoreNestled in the Satpura Mountain Ranges, this prime wildlife habitat is relatively unknown and believed to be one of India's best kept secrets. The park offers a diverse and unique range of activities. Satpura is the only park that offers Walking Safaris.
Read MoreSirpur can best be described as a museum under the open sky. It is am important historical site of precious finds that date back to the 7th century AD and the archaeological remains associated with Buddhist, Shaiva, Vaishnava and Jain faiths.
Read MoreTadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve was overlooked by tourism till recently because it was off the beaten track. It offers wonderful wildlife experiences with good tiger sightings. It is also one of the few parks that are open all year round.
Read MoreUjjain is one of the India's seven sacred cities, and one of the four sites of the Kumbh Mela. The city is famous for the temple of Mahakaleshwar, one of the 12 jyotirlingas in India, and a very sacred pilgrimage for the Hindus.
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