The Panna national park panna in madhay pradesh,india

The Panna national park 

The panna national park is situated 46 km's from Khajuraho a world heritage site which is halp an hour drive from media entry point. Hinouta the second gate of the park is 20 km's from Panna town. Taxies are available all time from Khajuraho to patna the reserve is a ban on diesel vehicles in side the Reserve. The Park does not have transport facility for visitors.Accommodation can be made available in the park inspection Huts at Mahala & Hinota ( two suite each )on first come server basic and on the condition of availability. Guide are available at both the entry point.

Mint shining with diamond within a national park that home to some of the biggest predators and waterfalls of dizzying height,Panna has the the amazing superpower to both clam you and thrill you The city royal past date back to mid of 17th Century AD when it became the capital of Maharaja chhatrasal's Kingdom.
On the other hand with Ken River passing through Panna hills the city has a wildlife -friendly present.You can spot the majestic tiger the Ghariyal a huge reptile found only in the Indian subcontent, & a variety of flora & fauna in Panna.

Best season to visit :- This destination can be visited throughout the year, but it is best visit in the months of November to June.

Mammals :- Tiger, Leopard, bear, wild Dog,wild Boar, Hyena,somber, chital, Nilgai chinkara, Chausingha Porcupine ,Jungle Catholic Rusty Spotted Cat, Hare Rattle tree Shrew , Gerbil etc. Avifauna About 200 species have been identified which includes host of winter migratory bird. AQUATIC

Animals :- Both Magear and Gharial are found in Ken River beside host of fish species turtle & other .

How to Reach;:- Nearest Airport is Khajuraho 46 km's.

BY TRAIN :- Nearest Relway station Khajuraho 46 km's and Satna 74 kms .

By Road :- Regular Taxis  service contact from Khajuraho.

INDORE IS THE LARGEST CITY IN Madhay pradesh india

INDORE IS THE LARGEST CITY IN MADHAY PRADESH  INDIA 

CITY IN Madhay  Pradesh,and together with its satellite town of Pithampur and Dewas, is one of the faster-growing economic regions in India of Proximity to the Gujrat Mumbai grid is a major factor behind its huge central India and produces over 50,000 graduates each year 30% of whom have technical training.

It was one the capital of Holker, Who theire keen interest in city planning and education, shaped much of indore. Many civic institution in the city predate India’s Independence. Todat indore is a perfect mélange of the old and the new,where old hertige structure coexite with modern multi –storeyed building.

A trading hub between the Deccan and Delhi in the 16^th century, the city of Indore was discovered by 

Rao Nandial chaudhary in mid 1710. Rani Ahilya Bai Holkar, with her keen interest in education and planning built this city.

Today indore the state’s largest city offers a spectacle of majestic palaces co-exiting with commericial center. A part from considered as the state’s commercial capital it is also know for mouth-watering culinary experience. It is in the first 20 cites to be developed as smart cities. Indore with its abundance,will make you ask for more , like you did as a child for your favorite dish.

Best season to visit :- This destination can be visited throughout the year, but it’s is in the first best to visit to in the mounths of July to April.

What to see :- The biggest tourist attracation in indore is the Rajwada, built in 1749 by Malhar Rao Holkar to serve as his palace. The mammouth seven storeyed palace,a combination of Maratha, Mughal and French architectural styel,reach out to the sky from the chaotic lanes of Khajuri Bazaar, in the heart of the old city. The palace has recently been renovated.

Gita Bhavan :- The relatively new Gita Bhavan is adorned with many statues  of gods and goddesses of various religions.

Krishnapura Chhatris:-Beautiful chhatris commemorating Holkar king are located on the banks of khan river at chhatipura and Krishnapura All the chhatris have spires and enshrine life-size statues of Holkar ruler and theire queen.

Lalbagh palace :- Set amidst manicured gardens spread over nearly 72 acres in the southwest of the city is the magnificent Lalbagh palace,built between 1886 and 1921.The palace blends  Renaissance, Palladian and Baroque elements and houses grand chandeliers rich  Persian carpets and stuffed gaming trophies.

Annapurna Mmandir :- Indore has ann eclectic mix oof temples, mosques and churches that are intergral to its unique social fabric. close to Lalbagh palace is Annapurna Mandir, inspired by the Meenakshi Temple of Madhuri. Nearby is dargh of Shahanshah  - e-Malwa,with a banyan tree said to be over 700 year old.

Kanch Mandir :- The beautiful Kanch mandir near Rajwada was built  by  the jain industrialist, Seth Hukumchandra, in the early 20^th  century. The walls ceiling floor and doors,even the painting and murals here are all made of glass, with cut-gllass chandeliers adorning the ceiling. On the top floor is a special glass chamber that multiples the images of three tirthankars-Adinath, Shantinath & chandraprabha made of shimmering black onyx,to an infinite number.

Bada Ganapati Mandir:- West of Kanch Mandir is the 19^th century Bada Ganapati mandir that houses, what is believed to be, the largest Ganesh idol in the world, measuring 8mtr from head to foot. Built by Rani Ahilya Bai Holkar, Khajrana is another Ganesh temple that is deeply revered by the locals. Nearby is the famous Dargah of Nnahar Sayed.

Gandhi Hall (Ghanta Ghar ):- Indore’s stunning indo-Sarcenic Town Hall ws inaugurated in 1905. In 1948 it was christened Gandhi Hall.

It has a four-faced domed clock tower in front because of which it is locally known as Ghanta Ghar.

Central Museum :-- This possesses one of the best collection of Hindu & jain sculpture from Madhay Pradesh,dating from the Gupta to paramara periods.

 Pipliyapala :- the family entertainment park at Pipaliyapala lake has a food zoon and boat club with Malwa Queen cruise. Other attraction include musical fountain, artist village, biodiversity park and labyrinth.

Gomateshwar :- About 10 kms from the city at the jain site of Gomatgiri, is a massive 7mtr. Statue of Lord Gomateshwar. There are also 24 marbles, each dedicated to a Tirthankara.

   

How to Reach :- 

By Air :- Devi AhiLiya Bai International.  Airport at indore has daily flights to the major cities. 

By Train :- It is well-connected to all major cities  by Train. 

By Road :- It is also connected by regular bus service with Bhopal, gwalior, Jaipur, Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad,Pune Nasik well connected all india.

                 

Amarkantak Temple in Anuppur district of Madhay Pradesh india

                   Amarkatank the source  of Narmada River

   Amarkantak Temple  in Anuppur district of Madhay Pradesh india

Situated at an altitude of 1000 mtr. In Anuppur district of Madhay Pradesh, Amarkantak is well frequented Hindu pilgrimage center that is popularly know as Teerthraj-the king of pilgrimages’.Amarntak lies at the meeting point of the three central Indian hill ranges-Vindhyas’Satpuras and Maikal. This small town with its innumerable temple and holy pound’ and bordered with lofty hill and dense forest,is a southt-after destination both with spiritually inclined as well as nature-lovers.

                     

The Amarkantak region has a rich natural hertiage . Itg is the meeting point of the vindhya and the satpura Ranges, with the maikal hills being fulcrum. Three rivers-the holy narmada, the sone and the johila- emerge here.

         

Narmada is considered one of the mostsacred rivers of india & pilgrims bathe in its waters to away their sins. It is believed that the mere sight of river is enough to purity oneself!A charming folk tale speaks of the holy Ganga, dressed as a beautiful young woman, visiting Narmada to take a purifying dip in its waters!

There are several stories regarding the origin of the Narmada ; and river has been bestowed various name,among them Rewa  Shankari and Maikalsuta.

Amarkantak is a place of worship for all the three worlds of hindu mythology-the heavents,the earth and the netherworld.Gods,  gandharvas (celestial beings) asuras (demons) saints and. According to the puranas, the region was know as Ayodhaya and Hd ashrams of Kapil Muni and rishi  markand.It is believed that whoever dies at Amarkantak is assured aplase in heaven.Mystic poet sent Kabir,Is said to Have meditated At Kabirchabutra in Amarkantak.

             

                                              

The forest surrounding amarkantak have a rich veriety of plants with medicinal properties,which make it extremely significant from an ecological point of view.

Best season to visit :-  This destination can be visited throughout the year.

What to see

Narmada Udgam Temple :-  The small town of Amarkantak has as many as 24 temple Narmada  Udgam,a temple built to mark the sorce of the Narmada,is considered the holiest place in the town.facing the Narmada udgam temple is the Mata Narmada temple a shaktipeeth.Just in frount of Narmada Udgam is an open pool called the Narmadakund. South of this kund are ancient temple which were built by the Kalachuri king, Karnadeva (1042-1072 AD).

           

Sonmuda  :- Situated 1.5 kms from Narmadakund is Sonmuda, the source of the river sone. From here it flows on to join the Ganga near patna.

Mai ki Bagiya: Around a kilometer from Narmadakund is Mai ki Bagiya, an orched, where it is believed to nature flowers that refuse to blossom elsewhere.

             

 

Kapildhara: 6 kilometers from the source of the narmada, is kapildhara. It is a spectacular sight as the small stream of the Narmada plunges down a 24 m high vertical cliff-face into a gorge,transforming in to a large river It is believed that in he ancient times,the sage Kapil performed server austerities here.Legend has it that he had ordered Narmada to stop flowing but river defied him and plunged itself down the chiff. The sacred Kapileshwar temple is situated nearby.

Dugdhadhara Water Fall :- Alittele dowenstream from Kapildhara, the Narmada creates another waterfall,Dugdhadhara. Literally, the milky stream the fall gets Its name from the frothing waters of the river.

             

                                                  DUGDHADHARA WATER FALL

Bhrigu Kamandal :- One of the greatest sages of ancient india, bhrigu, chose Amarkantah as his place of meditation. It has the spot is now known, can be reached after a difficult, three-hour long trek that passes through dense forests.

Kabir Chabutra :- A small tank near which the saint Kabir ( 1440-1518 AD) is said to have meditated,known as Kabir chabutra.

Jwaleshwar Temple :- In Hindu mythology, when Loard Shiva destroyed Tripura (the three mythical cities ) by fire some of the ashes accidentally spilt over Mythologically important jweleshwar Temple is situated 8 kms from Amarkantak. A part from its religious importance the Amarkantak plateau has great ecological significance. The entire plateau is carpeted with lush green forest.

               

               

How to Reach

By Air :- The nearest airports are at Jabalpur (228kms) and in Raipur in Chhattisgarh ( 230kms),There is a airport helipad at Amarkantak .Helicopters can be chartered from Jabalpur, Bhopal or Raipur.
 

By Train :- The nearest railway station is at pendra Road (42kms), in Chhattisgarh.

By Road :- It is 71kms from anuppur,the district headquarters. Direct buses are available from all near major cities.

            

Sanchi is a tourist place on a hill top in Bhopal madhay pradesh india

Sanchi is a tourist place on a hill top  in Bhopal madhay pradesh india

Located on the foot of a hill-Sanchi is just 46 km's Bhopal. it is more a village than town. Sanchi a religious place with histrorical and Archaeological significance. Sanchi is a sitefor the numerous stupas which were built on a hill top. The place is related to Buddishm but not directly to the life of Buddha.

           

It is more releted to Ashoka than ta Budha.Ashoka built the first stupa and put up many pillers here. The crown of famous Ashoka pillers,with lion standing back to back.has been adopted as the national emblem of india.

           

Sanchi adopted Buddhism wich replaced the prominent Hindusim. But time took its toll and slowely both and place were forgotten.In 1818 Sanchi took was rediscovered and it was found that marvelous piese of stucture were not in good shape.Gradully histrorial and religious significance and of the place was recignise d.Restoration work of the stups started in 1888 and finally between 1912 and 1919 these were carefully repaired restored.it was accepted that the structure atSanchi are the most organised construction Which went in to the engineering of temples in the medieval period.The carving here are done with the precision of jewellers.

         

The town of Sanchi is synonymous with Buddhist stupas –hemispherical structures typically containing relics of the Buddha or his followers. The stupas                                                                                                                                                                            of Sanchi were constrautedon the ordersof emperor Ashoka to preserve and spread the Buddhist philosophy. sanchi has been protecting these beautiful and sacred architectural wonder,just the way these wonder have been safeguarding ancienthistory and art of the mauryan period. the numerous stups,temple,monasteries and an Ashokan piller have been the focus of interest and awe for globle audiences as well.In fect,UNESCO has given the status of ‘would Heritages sites,to the Mahastupa . A visit to Sanchi will bring alive the awe you felt as a child as you listened to the tales of Ashoka.

Best season To visit:- This destination can be visited throughout the year, but it’s best to visit in the months of July to April. 

     

What to see

Stupas :- Sanchi has been famous for the stupas which were built on the top of a hill. The purpose of these was mostly religious.The most likely use of the stumps has been said to keep the relice. Some of these stupas have been found countaining relices of disciples of Buddha. Though most of the stupas have been found countaining relices of disciples of Buddha. Though most of the early as the 3^rd century and are built in brick made of stone. Though most of the stupas arec in ruins now three remain intact and are of great archaeological value.The designs and the carvings on the walls and gates of these stupas spell a heaventy grace & are very tastefully done.

           
                     

The four Gate Ways :- The Four gateways constructed in 35 BC are the best form of Buddhist expression one can find any where in the world.Gateways or torans as they are called are covered with explicit carving which depict scenes from the life Buddha and jatakas,the stories relating to Buddha and his earlier births.At this stages Buddha was not represented dierectly but symbols were used to portray him-the lotusrepresentes his birth, the tree his enlightenment,the wheel,derived from The titles of his first sermon,the footprints and throw symblosing his presence.

           

The Ashoka Pillar :- The Ashoka pillars is one many pillars which are scattered in the area some of these are in broken and some in shape. This is on southern entrance. Today here only the shaft stand  and the crown is kept in the museum.The crown is the famous four lions which stand back to back. This figure was adopted as the national Emblem of India. This are an execellent example of he Greco-Buddhist style and is known for the aesthetic proportions and the exquisite structural balance.

         

The Buddhist Vihara: The earlier monasteries were made from wood which was exquisitely carved and tastefully decorated. The present monasteries are not even the shadow of what they were in the past. A few Kms from sanchi are the relics of the satdhara stupa. The relics are kept in glass casket which is placed on the inner sanctum of the modernmonastery.

The Great Bowl: sanchi had a huge bowl carved out of single rock. Grain was stored in this bowl and it was distributed among the monks in sanchi.

The Museum: ASI maintains a museum which house many items which were discovered during the excavation of sanchi area. Most prized possession of the museum is the lion crown from Ashoka pillar. The museum has a sizeable collection of utensils and other items used by the monks who leved here.

Gupta Temple: This temple is now ruins. The temple was build in 5 the contry and is an excellent of ancient temple architecture in India.

           

How To Reach

By Air: Nearest airport is at Bhopal 46 Km via Diwanganj and 78 Km via Raisen.

By Rail: Nearest Railway Station vidhisha 10 Km. & Bhopal 46 Km.

By Road: Sanchi Well connect roads with Bhopal, Indore, Vidhisha & other place.