Madhya Pradesh, often called the “Heart of India,” is centrally located and brimming with architectural wonders, ancient temples, and majestic palaces that reflect India’s glorious history. A highlight of the state is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Khajuraho, famous for its stunning temples adorned with intricate sculptures that capture diverse aspects of life. Built between 950 and 1050 AD, these temples are a remarkable testament to the artistic genius of the Chandela dynasty. With its rich heritage, Madhya Pradesh offers a captivating glimpse into the cultural and historical legacy of India.
Witness the historic land of the Bundela Dynasty that holds centuries-old culture and architecture in its temples & forts and is the only city where Lord Ram is worshipped as a king and God.
Experience the magic of Mandu with its architectural gems including forts, palaces, and temples, and witness the monument that inspired the construction of the Taj Mahal.
Visit the city of music, Gwalior, known for its majestic Gwalior fort and other palaces, and listen to the tales of the glorious dynasties that lived and ruled here.
Discover the ancient city of Khajuraho (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and its world-famous sculptures and Nagara-style architecture. Witness the symphony of dance at the hajuraho Dance Festival.
500 beautifully painted rock shelters dated back to 30,000 years are located at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Bhimbetka, an archeological treasure of India containing 760 rock
helters and caves.
Visit the town of Chanderi to shop for the world-famous Chanderi Sarees known for their intricate handwork, admire the exemplary weaving, and get acquainted with the place’s history.
UNESCO World Heritage Site and an ancient Buddhist site, Sanchi is home to the Great Stupa and the Gupta Temple, considered one of the earliest examples of temple architecture.
Taste the flavors of life in the largest and the cleanest city of Madhya Pradesh and witness the Maratha-era architectural marvels sprinkled in the city.