Madhya Pradesh is known as the “Heart of India” because of a lot many things that it has to offer. It has been home to cultural and spiritual heritage of almost all the religions. Innumerable monuments, intricately carved temples, stupas, forts and palaces are dotted all over the State. it geographically occupies a central place in the country.. Madhya Pradesh is the second-largest state in India in terms of area. The capital of Madhya Pradesh is Bhopal.
Ujjain has been a center of religion for Hindu, Jain and Buddha religion. Ujjain is described at length in SkandPurana and is considered the place of origination of Mangal Griha. As per AgniPuran, Ujjain is salvation giving city. It is a city of gods.
A symbolic manifestation of “Om” formed by the curves of Narmada makes the sacred site even more ethereal. Omkareshwar is an epitome of the years-old Hindu traditions and timeless religious influence of Shiva on his devotees. This temple is the only place where Lord Shiva appeared in an Omkara Swaroopa.Boasting rich history and rapid industrialization, Indore is famously known for its cotton handloom industry, magnificent palaces and temples, street food, night markets, and more. No wonder the city is slowly becoming a preferred destination for travelers from across the county.
Famous for its 'khoye ki jalebi' and 'gakkad-bharta', the city of Jabalpur - situated at the heart of Madhya Pradesh - is a very popular place amongst tourists. This city is surrounded by low hills and lies north of the River Narmada.
It is famous for its ferocious Bengal Tigers that boasts a significant amount of tourism in the park. At present, there are around 50 tigers residing in the prey-rich woodlands of park's region. Besides this, the park also has 39 species of mammals 13 species of reptiles and 3 species of amphibians.
Nagpur is also called, “Tiger Capital of India ” as it connects many Tiger Reserves in India to the world. It is among the important cities for IT sector in Maharashtra after Pune. Nagpur lies precisely at the center of the country with the Zero Mile Marker indicating the geographical center of India.
In 1968 the area got its status of a National Park and now has become one of the preferred parks for Tiger Safari in India that includes photographing and tracking Tigers in wild. Bandhavgarh national park is one of the famed tiger abodes of India, sheltering World's highest density of Bengal Tigers.
