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Historical Monuments Tour of Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh Itinerary - Best Heritage Sites in Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh, home to an eclectic mix of Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism as well as Islam has seen many great empires. Their relics are still pretty much preserved in various forms giving the state its cultural heritage that is definitely worth paying a visit to. If you are planning a trip to MP then you should definitely check out these places that are definitely part of the top 10 historical places in India and with information too.

The Stupa of SanchiGreat Stupa | History, Description, & Facts | Britannica

The stupa at Sanchi finds its mention in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites list. It is one of the relics of early Buddhism not just in MP but in India as well. The carvings on the wall of the Stupa depict different tales from the life of the Buddha. 

Khajuraho TemplesVisit Khajuraho temples to know how tolerant India really is | Times of  India Travel

Also a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Khajuraho Temples are famous for their erotic sculptures and carvings on the temple walls. The temple dates back to the medieval period and is the representation of one of the human relations that is sensuous in nature. 

 

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The Gwalior FortA Brief History of India's Gwalior Fort

For many people, if you haven’t visited Gwalior then you haven’t been to the real Madhya Pradesh. The Gwalior fort is the symbol of the grandiose of Madhya Pradesh and is often regarded as a gem in its crown. The fort is located in the Gwalior city of Madhya Pradesh.

Taj Ui MasajidComplete Guide to Taj-ul-Masajid, Bhopal, India's Largest Mosque -  Lemonicks.com

A representative of the Islamic heritage of MP, the name of this grand mosque essentially translates to the ‘crown among mosques’ and is the largest mosque in the country built around the 19th century. 

Bhimbetka PaintingsThe Bhimbetka rock shelters and paintings of India – Deposits Mag

The Bhimbetka Paintings are essentially found in the group of 700 Bhimbetka rocks which is perhaps one of the few shreds of evidence we have of prehistory in India. These paintings show us how life was back around 30000 years ago. 


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