Jul 31, 2024
By: Ayush Mehrotra
A hidden gem with stunning palaces, temples, and cenotaphs. The Jahangir Mahal and Raja Mahal are architectural highlights.
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A lesser-known hill station, also called "Satpura ki Rani", with waterfalls, caves, and lush greenery. The Bee Falls and Jata Shankar Caves are notable spots.
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Known for its Afghan architecture, Mandu is a historic town with beautiful monuments like the Jahaz Mahal, Rani Roopmati Pavilion, and Hoshang Shah’s Tomb.
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A historical town famous for its handwoven Chanderi sarees. It has many ancient Jain temples, forts, and a picturesque landscape.
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Located on the banks of the Narmada River, this town is known for its beautiful ghats, temples, and the Maheshwari sarees. The Ahilya Fort is a significant attraction.
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While known for its tiger reserve, Panna is also home to the lesser-visited Ken Gharial Sanctuary and Pandav Falls.
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Famous for the marble rocks and Dhuandhar Falls on the Narmada River. The boat ride on the river offers a unique experience of viewing the marble cliffs.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bhimbetka is known for its ancient rock shelters with prehistoric paintings.
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A pilgrim town and the origin of the Narmada and Son rivers. It's surrounded by dense forests and has many temples.
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Although quite famous, this tiger reserve is less visited compared to others. It features lush forests, meadows, and opportunities to spot wildlife.
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