Madhya Pradesh ( MP ) Travel And Tourism

The land of tigers and leopards. The home of Mowgli and the region with some of India's densest forests. That's the green heart of India - Madhya Pradesh. A forest-rich state, Madhya Pradesh is a haven for wildlife spotting and has been adding to its green cover. A survey by the Forest Survey of India says that the forest cover in Madhya Pradesh increased to 77482.49 sq km! During winter (October to February), Madhya Pradesh resuscitates its natural beauty, dotted with evergreen forests. Here are some wild trips you can make! Bandhavgarh This reserve is known for the highest density of tiger population in India. Built on the terrain of great rocky hills, swampy lands, and densely-forested valleys, it is home to more than 22 species of mammals, 250 species of birds, and several primate groups. Jeep safaris are the best option to explore this beautiful reserve and it is recommended to plan a safari in two different time slots. The sun-kissed terrains in the morning allow you to e...

For the hardcore wildlife enthusiasts, nightlife has a different meaning altogether. They better know that in order to spot the nocturnal animals, they have to go out there in the wild when the sun goes down. On a night safari in Madhya Pradesh, nothing beats the thrill of exploring the jungles when there is pin-drop silence all around and you wait to explore the nightlife of the animal kingdom. The moment you board the gypsy, your heart starts racing as fast as Usain Bolt and you wonder which animal might show up suddenly to give you an experience of a lifetime. Well, that’s the thrill when you enter an altogether different world of wildlife. You never know what all experiences you will come across. Now, let’s go through the National Parks in Madhya Pradesh where you can experience the jungle life in the dark. Bandhavgarh National Park Night safari in the Buffer zone Time- 6.30- 9.30pm A night jungle safari in  Bandhavgarh National Park  offers a heart-throbbing experience an...

Gwalior is a place where myth and history come together in an ancient inscription. Successive rulers have added to the architectural heritage of this city. Gwalior Fort, the pride of Gwalior is a structure with some of the finest architecture in the heart of incredible India. The impressive Teli ka Mandir inside the Gwalior Fort , one of the tallest structures in the complex, is an example of the Dravidian style architecture and can be counted as one of the most beautiful shrines dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It was built in 9th century AD during the reign of Pratihara king Mihir Bhoja. As per a legend, it was built with the money donated by oil merchants. Hence, the name Teli Ka Mandir! Tourists can also find this information in the inscription written on the main gate of the temple. Around 30-meter in height, the temple comprises a sanctum accompanied by a porch and a doorway. There are stairs in the east to enter this marvelous architecture. The special feature of the temple is its arch...