The land of Rani Lakshmi Bai, Chandra Shekhar Azad, Vijaya Raje Scindia – Madhya Pradesh is not just a state but heart of India. Many of us have seen the state only in the tourism ad, but let us inform you that you must visit this place once.
Indians abroad usually visit India to see the done-to-death tourist magnet destinations, but our motive is to present something that’s unheard and unseen.
To cut down on your hard work, we have compiled a list of 7 unexplored places in Madhya Pradesh that have not been explored yet. It could turn out to be the best educational trip for your children.
Check out the list of unexplored places in Madhya Pradesh here:
Ken Gharial Sanctuary (Crocodile Sanctuary)
The Indian crocodile apparently one of the most endangered species have distinctive features like long, thin snout. These creatures are much more aquatic than other crocodiles as they spend most of their time in the water and come out only to lay eggs. Unfortunately, this species has fallen prey to hunting with about 200 breeding adults left. Now, they can be only seen in conservation areas and Ken Gharial Sanctuary is one of such conservation park. NRIs who want to show their children Indian forests and sanctuaries, then this is the right place. This sanctuary includes 45km of Ken river, which flows through beautiful forests of teak, 45km of Ken river, which flows through beautiful forests of teak, mahua and sal.
Fossil Park
For geology and paleontology enthusiasts – the Ghughuya National Park in Madhya Pradesh holds a lot of interesting information. Spread over seven villages in the district – the park has plant fossils that are between 40 to 150 million years old. Here’s a disclaimer, the ones who are not interested or don’t have any knowledge about fossils can stay away from this place because some of the fossils look like mere rocks.
Chitrakoot
Indians living abroad usually tell their children about Indian mythology and legends associated with it. To live the experience and show them the real sites where Gods have left their mark, Chitrakoot is the best place. It is here that Ram and Sita spent 11 years of exile. From Bharat Milap temple to Janaki Kund – where Sita bathed and Human Dhara – this place can take you to the age of Ramayana. Besides this, one can also witness evening aarti on the banks of Mandakini at Ramghat and Gupt Godavari.Godavari.
Temples of Panna
The Baldeo temple in Panna which was built under the supervision of Mr. Manly between 1933 and 1936 is based on St paul’s Cathedral London. The Baldeo image installed in the sanctum is made of a sacred shaligram stone. For the NRIs who want to show their parents some religious spots, India- Panna would be a great deal as it has a lot of temples to see including Mahamati Prannathji temple, which has an Islamic dome.
Shiva Temple, Bhojpur
The Bhojeshwar temple is named after its 11th -century founder – the Parmar king Bhoja. It is one of the unfinished works of medieval Hindu temple architecture. Besides carved dwarapalas and stone creepers one can see the beautifully carved divine couples like Shiva-Parvati, Lakshmi-Narayana, Rama-Sita. The temple has one of the tallest Shivalinga in the country. Bhojpur being just 28km outside Bhopal is quite accessible a day trip to this place should be enough.
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