Have you ever heard of or travelled to Parsili? Madhya Pradesh is full of surprises, and Parsili will surely be a memorable experience. Located along the serene Banas River in Madhya Pradesh, Parsili is a paradise for nature lovers, a photographer’s paradise and an offbeat destination. The Sidhi district offers pristine landscapes, tranquil riverbanks, andContinueContinue reading “Parsili, Madhya Pradesh: a hidden gem by the Banas River”
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Sanjay-Dubri Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh
For wildlife explorers, the Sanjay Dubri National Park is located near Parsili. The park is home to Bengal tigers, leopards, sloth bears, spotted deer, and numerous bird species. What to do at Sanjay-Dubri Tiger Reserve- Tiger Safari & Other Wildlife- Ancient Temples & Caves- Visit the Birthplace of Birbal (one of Akbar’s 9 gems) TheContinueContinue reading “Sanjay-Dubri Tiger Reserve, Madhya Pradesh”
Burhanpur: Let’s discover a hidden gem
Burhanpur was founded in the 14th century (1399) by Malik Nasir Khan, a ruler of the Faruqi dynasty and was once an important centre of trade and commerce. The Faruqis ruled Burhanpur for the next two centuries. In 1600 AD, Mughal Emperor Akbar captured Burhanpur, and for the next century, until Aurangzeb died in 1707, itContinueContinue reading “Burhanpur: Let’s discover a hidden gem”
Bhimkund: The Mysterious Turquoise Water
Bhimkund is a captivating pilgrimage site near Bajna Village, approximately 77 km from Chattarpur, Madhya Pradesh, India. With its waters steeped in history and mythology, Bhimkund beckons both devout pilgrims and inquisitive travellers. Let’s unravel the secrets of this mystical destination, where legends and mysteries await exploration. The Mythical Origins As we delve into theContinueContinue reading “Bhimkund: The Mysterious Turquoise Water”
Rewa: Abode of the white tiger, Madhya Pradesh
Established in 1140, Rewa was initially known as Rewah. It was once a princely state in the Bagelkhand region, governed by Rajput clans. Located just a 2-hour drive from Bandhavgarh, Rewa is an interesting detour. The town of Rewa derives its name from the Narmada River (which originates in the holy city of Amarkantak inContinueContinue reading “Rewa: Abode of the white tiger, Madhya Pradesh”
Discover Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh
Let’s rediscover Shivpuri, a city not many know or are aware of. From the Royal Chattri’s to spectacular edifices and ancient temples and forts, Shivpuri has plenty to be seen and explored making it an offbeat location. Shivpuri was the summer capital of the Scindia Rulers of Gwalior and was a popular hunting ground forContinueContinue reading “Discover Shivpuri, Madhya Pradesh”
Maheshwar: The Land Blessed by Shiva
Welcome to the enchanting realm of Maheshwar, nestled along the serene banks of the Narmada River. Named after the abode of Lord Mahesh, another moniker for the mighty Shiva, Maheshwar is more than just a pilgrimage site -it’s a captivating destination brimming with irresistible charm. Legend of Narmada Legend has it that among India’s sacredContinueContinue reading “Maheshwar: The Land Blessed by Shiva”
Chitrakoot: Abode of Ram for 11.5 Years & Where Tulsidas wrote the ‘Epic Ramayana’
‘Chitra’ means beautiful as a painting and ‘Koot’ means mountain. Chitrakoot is a tranquil pilgrimage place and considered as the abode of gods. With its sylvan surroundings, for me it is a place that is beautiful yet astounding with innumerable temples dedicated to Ancient Hindu Gods that hold very important mythological connections. All these help one traceContinueContinue reading “Chitrakoot: Abode of Ram for 11.5 Years & Where Tulsidas wrote the ‘Epic Ramayana’”
Kathotia, Madhya Pradesh
Kathotia, also called Kathotiya is a small forested village that lies in the Veerpura Range and comes under Sehore Forest Division of Madhya Pradesh. It is approx 20 kms from Bhopal and is known for the Rock paintings that are believed to be more than 17,000 years old or maybe more as the actual datesContinueContinue reading “Kathotia, Madhya Pradesh”
