Madhya Pradesh is considered the best state in India in terms of tourist destinations. This region is considered the “heart of India” because of the many riches it offers. It has been the home of the cultural and spiritual heritage of almost all religions. There are countless monuments, intricately carved temples, stupas, forts, and palaces all over the state. The natural wealth of the state is equally varied. A large part of Madhya Pradesh is covered with forests, which offers a unique and exciting panorama of wildlife. You can see tigers, buffalo, and a wide variety of deer and antelope in Kanha, Bandhavgarh, and Pench National Parks.

From water sports, caravan tours, and river cruises to sound and light shows and tribal life, Madhya Pradesh has something for every travel-hungry soul. Be captivated by nature in the marble rocks of Jabalpur in the moonlight or lose yourself in the legend of the poet prince Baz Bahadur and his beautiful wife Roopmati in Mandu. Walk the paths of Prince Rama at Chitrakoot. Allow the hands of your time that have rested lightly on the chhatris, palaces, and forts of Orchha and Gwalior, to whisper the tales of medieval India. The temples of Khajuraho are India’s unique gift to the world, representing love and the joys of life in sublime expression. The Madhya Pradesh region is also a shopper’s paradise, with beautiful Maheshwari and Chanderi textiles and the bronze crafts of Bastar. Madhya Pradesh is home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites – Sanchi, Bhimbetka, and Khajuraho. Perhaps the simplest part of Madhya Pradesh is its accessibility. It is also close to the major tourist destinations of the country, being the “heart of India”.