Madhya Pradesh can be described as the best state of the nation when it comes to the diversity of its tourism destinations. Madhya Pradesh is known as the “Heart of India” because of a lot many things that it has to offer. It has been home to cultural and spiritual heritage of almost all the religions. Innumerable monuments, intricately carved temples, stupas, forts and palaces are dotted all over the State. The natural beauty of the state is equally varied. Consisting largely of a plateau, the State has everything, from mighty mountain ranges to meandering rivers to miles of verdant forests. In fact a large part of Madhya Pradesh is under the forest cover, offering a unique and exciting panorama of wildlife. In the National Parks of Kanha, Bandhavgarh and Pench you can spot the tiger, bison and a wide variety of deer and antelope.

Water sports, caravan journeys, river cruise, sound and light shows, tribal life, Madhya Pradesh has everything for every travel thirsty soul. Romance with nature in the Marble Rocks of Jabalpur in the moonlight or lose yourself in the legend of the poet prince Baz Bahadur and his beautiful consort Roopmati in Mandu. Follow the trails of Prince Rama in Chitrakoot. Let the hands of time which have rested lightly on the chhatris, palaces and forts of Orchha and Gwalior, whisper the tales of medieval India.

The temples of Khajuraho are India’s unique gift to the world, representing love and joys of life in a sublime expression. Madhya Pradesh is also a shopper’s paradise with beautiful Maheshwari and Chanderi textiles and bell metal craft of Bastar. The state is home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites namely Sanchi, Bhimbetka and Khajuraho. But perhaps the best part about Madhya Pradesh is its accessibility. It is equally close to major tourist destinations from all over the country, being the ‘Heart of India’. 

Day 01: Start
Start from your location toward Stana.

Day 02: Satna – Khajuraho
Reach Satna and drive to Khajuraho. Reach Khajuraho in the evening and check-in to hotel. Overnight stay in Khajuraho.

Day 03: Khajuraho Sightseeing
After breakfast visit Khajuraho temples, back hotel at lunch. Evening free for leisure. Overnight stay at Khajuraho.

Day 04: Khajuraho – Bandhavgarh (232 Kms / 6-7 Hrs)
After breakfast drive to Bandhavgarh. Reach Bandhavgarh late afternoon and check-in to the hotel. Evening free for individual activities. Overnight stay in Bandhavgarh.

Day 05: Bandhavgarh – Amarkantak (207 Kms / 5-6 Hrs)
After tea start for Bandhavgarh forest (At your own cost), breakfast will be served on way. Back hotel for lunch. After lunch drive to Amarkantak. Reach Amarkantak in the evening and check-in to hotel. Overnight stay in amarkantak.

Day 06: Amarkantak Local Sightseeing
After breakfast visit local sightseeing of Amarkantak, back hotel for lunch. Evening free for individual activities. Overnight stay in Amarkantak.

Day 07:Amarkantak – Jabalpur (224 Kms / 4-5 Hrs)
After breakfast drive to Jbalpur. Lunch will be served on way (Pure Veg) Reach Jbalpur in evening and transfer to Hotel. Overnight stay at Jbalpur.

Day 08:Jabalpur Sightseeing
After breakfast local sightseeing of Jabalpur, back hotel at lunch. Evening free for individual activities. Overnight stay in Jabalpur.

Day 09:Jabalpur – Panchmarhi (263 Kms / 6-7 Hrs)
After breakfast drive to Panchmarhi, lunch will be served on way. Reach Panchmarhi late afternoon and check-in to the hotel. Overnight stay in Panchmarhi.

Day 10:Panchmarhi Sightseeing
Today our first and second half full sightseeing, lunch break in hotel. Overnight stay in Panchmarhi.

Day 11:Panchmarhi – Bhopal (207 Kms / 5-6 hrs)
After breakfast visit start for Bhopal, lunch will be served on way. Reach Bhopal in evening and transfer to hotel. Overnight stay in Bhopal.

Day 12:Bhopal Sightseeing
After breakfast start for local sightseeing with Sanchi Stupa. Overnight stay in Bhopal.

Day 13:Bhopal – Indore (192 Kms / 4 Hrs)
After breakfast check-out from hotel and drive to Indore, on way visit Mahakaleshwar Temple and Ujjain and transfer to hotel. Overnight stay at Indore.

Day 14:Indore Sightseeing
After breakfast today we explore Local sightseeing of Indore including Mandu Fort. Lunch will be served on way. Overnight stay in Indore.

Day 15:Indore – Omkareshwar – Indore Station
After lunch check-out from the hotel and drive to Omkashwar temple. After darshan transfer to Indore Railway Station. Train form Indore at 23.30.

Day 16: In Train
Full day and night in Train.

Day 17: Back Home
Back your home early in the morning.
Tour Terminate………………

COST INCLUDES: 

• Deluxe Accommodation.
• Accommodation on Double / Triple Sharing Basis.
• Meal Plan : API (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
• Vehicle – Exclusive Private vehicle
• All permit fees & hotel taxes (as per itinerary).

COST EXCLUDES:

• Air Fare / Train fare.
• Any other meals not mentioned in the inclusions.
• Personal Expenses such as Laundry, telephone calls, tips & gratuity. Mineral /soft / hard drinks, rafting, joy ride, Pony Ride, Cable Car.
• Additional sightseeing or extra usage of vehicle, other than mentioned in the itinerary.
• Room Heater, Local Cab fare, Guide charges & Entrance Fees.
• River cruise, Traditional Dance & Elephant or Jeep Safari.
• Any cost arising due to natural calamities like, landslides, road blockage, political disturbances, etc. (to be borne by the client, who is directly payable on the spot).
• Any increase in taxes or fuel price, leading to increase in cost on surface transportation & land arrangements, which may come into effect prior to departure.
• Travel Insurances.
• Anything which is not include in the inclusion.

By Air

The state has five main airports with good connectivity. The Devi Ahilyabai Holkar Airport (IDR), located 8 km west of Indore, is the largest airport in Madhya Pradesh. It is served by direct flights from Kolkata, Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Goa. Airlines such as Jet Airways and IndiGo offer regular flights to and from Indore Airport to various Indian cities. Additionally, Raja Bhoj International Airport (BHO) in Bhopal, Dumna Airport (JLR) in Jabalpur, Gwalior Airport (GWL), and Khajuraho Airport (HJR) also have scheduled flights to major cities in India. Due to its location, it’s better to take a flight from Bangalore to Madhya Pradesh.

By Train:

Most of the major trains including Rajdhani, Shatabdi, and Garib Rath expresses pass through MP due to its central location. The state has over 4,948-km long rail network, with Jabalpur serving as the headquarters for the West Central Railway Zone. The Central Railway and the Western Railway zones also cover parts of the state. The state has a total of 20 major railway junctions including stations at Satna, Ratlam, Indore, Bhopal, Jabalpur, Gwalior, and Khajuraho. Direct trains from Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, or Bangalore take about 12 hours to visit Madhya Pradesh.

By Road:

Madhya Pradesh is easily accessible by road from nearby states and cities. Interstate bus services are available from several cities and town. National and State highways connect Madhya Pradesh with all the neighboring states namely Gujarat, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Chattisgarh and Maharashtra. All the roads are well maintained and are flanked by the forts, religious sites and places that one can’t afford to miss. Buses of Madhya Pradesh Tourism are the best and the most trusted way to reach the major cities of the state.

Summer: (April to June)

MP is the largest state in India and it’s no wonder that weather and climate also vary in extreme. Summer season arrives late in March and the weather gets real hot during day time. This is the time to head to the hills. Pachmarhi is one of the most popular summer destinations in summer. Although, some would disagree, but if you are in for tiger spotting at one of the wildlife sanctuaries in Madhya Pradesh, March till June is the best time to do so. Head to Bandhavgarh, Kanha or Pench National Park to catch the royal predator at one of the watering holes to seek respite from the heat.

Monsoon: (July to September)

The scorching summers in Madhya Pradesh gives way to monsoon in July. The jungles of Satpura and the greenery all around replenishes the earth adding new vigor to the surrounding, although from holiday point of view, most of the places should be avoided, but there are a few destionations which are best visited during monsoon. The legendary Mandu, where Baz Bahadur once courted Rani Roopmati is one such destination. To enjoy the full intensity of rain, head to Chitrakoot, “the Niagara  Falls of India” which is at its full intensity and mightiest best during monsoon.

Winter: (October to March)

Monsoon draws to its close come September, paving way for a brief autumn followed by winter. This is the time to enjoy the tourist destinations and attractions in Madhya Pradesh. During winters, mercury level drops to as low as 5 degrees. During the day, sun is milder and weather remains pleasant, making it best time for local sightseeing tours. This is the ideal time to visit the most popular destination in Madhya Pradesh: The Group of Monuments at Khajuraho, better known as Khajuraho Temples. Sanchi is yet another UNESCO inscribed World Heritage Site that you should visit in MP. Cities like Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior are best visited during winters. Wildlife is yet another popular theme for winter holidays in Madhya Pradesh.