Madhya Pradesh

The heartland of India, famed for the Khajuraho temples, the Sanchi Stupa and its tiger reserves.

Madhya Pradesh lies in central India and is known as the "Heart of India," a vast state with extensive forest cover. The Khajuraho group of temples, a World Heritage Site, is renowned for its exquisite carvings; the Sanchi Stupa is an important early Buddhist site, and the Bhimbetka rock shelters preserve prehistoric rock paintings. The state also has Gwalior Fort, the old town of Orchha, the ruins of Mandu and the holy city of Ujjain. National parks such as Kanha and Bandhavgarh are popular places to see Bengal tigers. The best season is October to March. You can reach the state via Bhopal or Indore airports, or by rail.

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