Explore the unexplored destination of MP   

 

                                      

Madhya Pradesh is a mystical land of mountains-valleys, mythologies, and majestic woodland with flora and fauna. State tourism has something for every traveler either interested in exploring the new destinations, cuisines, or locals arts.

 

The state is surrounded with Satpura, Vindhyachal, and Rajpipala mountain series with Holy River Narmada, Betwa, Sone, Shipra, Ken, and Chambal makes the landscape exquisite.

MP Tourism has many destinations to explore. Its majestic woodland with verities of flora and fauna attracts people easily. Though there are many places popular in  MP state where every year a large number of national and international tourists visit but at the same time, there are many places yet to explore.

 Many destinations are there in Madhya Pradesh that is less popular, once you see the sights, you will plan to revisit the spots for sure.

 Apart from sightseeing, there are many cultures, lifestyles, delicacies of local tribes. Their language, traditions, cuisine, painting, pet animals, and kind gesture would force to revisit the place.

Destinations like Khajuraho, Pachmarhi,  Bhedaghat, Tiger Reserves- Kanha, Panna, Bandhavgarh, Sanchi, Ujjain, Orchha, Omkareshwar, Mandhu is very popular among tourists. But very lesser people know about destinations like Maheshwar, Burhanpur, Lakshman Temple, Jahaz Mahal, Kandariya Mahadev Temple, Bee falls, Chanderi, Bawanganja, Tincha Falls, Mohadi Falls, Patalpani waterfalls, Bamaniya Kund and Hatuasri Khoh are yet to explore. These destinations have many things to attract.

Everyone knows about popular foods of MP like Poha- Jalebi, Dal Bafla, Shrikhand, Mawa-BAti Seek Kebabs etc but traditional foods like Chakki ki Shaak, Biryani Pilaf, Bhuttey Ke Kees and Chikki. Once you try Jwar ki Roti cooked by local tribes of MP, I swear you will forget everything. Local liquor of tribals in MP is distilled from the flowers of the Mahua tree and this is considered a sacred drink among tribal communities. 

If you talk about wildlife, one-third of the state is forested and it offers an exciting panorama of wildlife. Many rare species can be sighted there in the conserved and nonconserved forest areas. Madhya Pradesh claims for highest forest cover in India. From reptile Ghariyal to big cat tiger, Madhya Pradesh has topped the list in India.  Even the state jungles have proved the presence of black panthers, fishing cats, pangolin, rare bird species. Soon the state will be welcoming African Cheetah.