With tales of a glorious heritage echoing from every corner, Madhya Pradesh has a rich and legendary past. Travellers from all over the world are attracted to the state by its magnificent architecture, which includes ancient temples, majestic mosques, magnificent palaces and forts. It also invites them to go on a thrilling heritage journey in the state.
Here are 5 places that history buffs should visit in Madhya Pradesh
1. Bhimbetka Caves
The Bhimbetka Caves are among the most well-known historical sites in Madhya Pradesh and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Some of the oldest, paintings from human civilizations may be found in the caves.
2. Udayagiri Caves
The Gupta Dynasty constructed the Hindu and Jain caves known as the Udayagiri caves in the fifth century. Some of the most beautiful and complex rock sculptures ever made and still surviving can be found in the caverns. It is among the most popular historical sites in Madhya Pradesh.
3. The Great Stupa of Sanchi
Nestled in the peaceful Raisen district, around 50 kilometers from the state capital, the magnificent Stupas of Sanchi are a magnificent tribute to Buddhist architecture and creative skill, meticulously crafted during the era of the Mauryan emperor Ashoka.
4. Gwalior Fort
The magnificent Gwalior Fort, which dates to the sixth century, is a testament to the region’s glorious past and is deeply rooted in history. Its high walls, which rise to an astonishing 35 feet, show glory and power. Admiring the fort with great respect, Emperor Babur called it the “pearl amongst the fortresses of Hind.”
5. Khajuraho Temples
Khajuraho’s temples and monuments are mostly devoted to Lord Shiva and Vishnu. These stone-carved monuments began to be etched in 885 CE, with the last cave cured in 1125 CE. It is one of the most popular historical sites in Madhya Pradesh.
