Popularly known to the locals as the heart of India, the large state of Madhya Pradesh spreads over a total area of 443,446 sq km of remote and isolated peacefulness.
To the north of this tranquil land lies Khajuraho—which has the world's largest collection of medieval Hindu temples famous for their erotic sculptures.
And at the core of its state stands Jabalpur with its intricately marvelous display of marble rocks.
This scenic wonder is dotted with numerous magnificent hills and lakes. While its naturally marvelous sights of temples, mosques, water falls and teeming wildlife continue to enchant visitors every year, much of the lure itself lies in the people's colorful customs and belief.
Their feasts and festivals are excellent opportunities for a real glimpse into their way of life. Their dances always leave tourists in a mystified stupor. Madhya Pradesh really is epitome of the perfect marriage of cultural uniqueness and natural splendor.
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| Madhya Pradesh Travel Tourism Guide |
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