

Madhya Pradesh shifts from carved stone to tiger forest. At Khajuraho, temple walls crowd with carved figures, and Sanchi’s great Buddhist stupa stands on its hill.
Landmark4.5/5
Kanha Tiger Reserve
Sal forest, hills and broad meadows shape this tiger reserve in central India. You ride forest roads through changing terrain, watching for tigers, barasingha and other wildlife. Barasingha graze among the deer.
Landmark4.6/5
Bhedaghat Boating Point
Nestled in scenic Bhedaghat, the Bhedaghat Boating Point is an adventure lover's paradise! Glide along the majestic Narmada River, surrounded by stunning limestone cliffs and vibrant scenery. Rent a charming paddleboat or hop on a motorboat for a joyful ride. Don't forget your camera—the breathtaking views will leave you spellbound! Get ready for a splash-tastic day in nature! 🌊✨
Culture4.7/5
Khajuraho Western Group of Temples
Prepare to be mesmerized at the Khajuraho Western Group of Temples! This UNESCO World Heritage site in Madhya Pradesh is a treasure trove of stunning sculptures and intricate carvings celebrating love and divinity. Wander through ancient halls, snap selfies with majestic deities, and soak in the vibrant artistry that will leave your jaw on the floor! Prepare for an eye-opening adventure!
Culture4.6/5
Buddhist Monuments at Sanchi Raisen
Nestled in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, the Sanchi Stupas are a traveler’s delight! These ancient Buddhist monuments, dating back to the 3rd century BCE, boast intricate carvings and serene vibes. Climb to the top for panoramic views and soak in the fascinating history of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Perfect for culture buffs and selfie hunters alike! 🌄✨
Landmark4.5/5
Gwalior Fort
This hilltop fort wraps a sandstone plateau above Gwalior, its walls stretching along the ridge. Man Singh Palace’s facade is banded in blue tiles, with rows of ducks and elephants picked out across the stone.
Landmark4.5/5
Hindola Mahal
Culture4.8/5
Shri Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga Temple
Ujjain's Mahakaleshwar Temple holds one of India's twelve Jyotirlingas, and its Shiva lingam faces south, the only one among them. The Bhasma Aarti uses sacred ash in worship of the lingam.
Culture4.2/5
Rani Durgavati Museum
Culture4.5/5
Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya
Nestled in Bhopal, the Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya showcases India's rich cultural heritage through captivating exhibits, featuring tribal artifacts and open-air displays that bring history to life in a stunning natural setting.
Culture4.7/5
Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum
Landmark4.3/5
Tomb of Tansen
Landmark4.5/5
Champa Baoli
Culture4.7/5
Bhojeshwar Mahadev Temple
An unfinished stone hall stands open to the sky around a huge Shiva lingam at this 11th-century temple. Nearby rocks carry its architectural plans, carved directly into their surfaces.
Culture4.6/5
Chaturbhuj Temple Orchha
Culture4.7/5
Ahilya Devi Maheshwar Fort Maheshwar
Stone walls and palace courtyards descend to the Narmada at this Maheshwar fort. Its courtyards lead to ghats, where temple steps meet the river. A sound-and-light show tells Maheshwar’s history.
Landmark4.7/5
Dhuadhar waterfall jabalpur
Landmark4.2/5
Chowk Bazaar
Landmark4.4/5
Gada Shah's Shop
Eat3.9/5
Mp 15 सागर
Restaurant in Sagar, Madhya Pradesh.
Outdoor
56 Dukan Street
Street in New Palasia, Indore.
Stay$$$$4.1/5
ITC Mughal, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Agra
Set amidst 23 acres of lush greeneries, ITC Mughal Agra boasts luxurious accommodation. Guests can lounge by the two spacious outdoor pools or choose between 5 dining options. Located just 3 km away from the historical Taj Mahal and Agra Fort, the hotel is also 6 km from Agra Railway Station. Indira Gandhi International Airport is 250 km away with Airport shuttle services available at a surcharge. Elegantly furnished rooms are fitted with air-conditioning, a sofa seating area, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and tea/coffee making facilities. En suite bathrooms include shower amenities. Hotel has 233 rooms including suites. Mughal Agra also offers a business centre and a fitness centre. A 24-hour front desk can assist with travel arrangements and 24-hour room service. A pampering spa can be experienced at the royal spa, Kaya Kalp. Dining highlights include Peshawri that serves North West Frontier delights and Taj Bano The three meal buffet restaurant that exclusive serves Indian specialities. Maikhana is a stylish lounge bar with refreshing beverages.
Stay$$$$4.35/5
Taj Usha Kiran Palace, Gwalior
Taj Usha Kiran Palace, like first ray of Sun, a translation of its evocative name - rises on the Gwalior horizon inviting global travellers to experience the artistic opulence, royal lineage and exceptional musical legacy of central India. Taj Usha Kiran Palace transports guests to a bygone era of nobility and genteel glamour. Spread over nine acres of landscaped estate in Gwalior, adjacent to The Jai Vilas Palace, The Usha Kiran Palace was built in 1880 by HH Maharaja Jayaji Rao Scindia of the Maratha dynasty and has hosted royalty and dignitaries on myriad occasions. Overlooking the Gwalior Fort - one of India’s most impenetrable fortresses, Taj Usha Kiran Palace echoes the valour of the city’s erstwhile rulers, engulfing guests in an ethereal time capsule. The moment you arrive at the Palace, you’re welcomed in a ceremonial horse-drawn carriage following in the footsteps of world dignitaries who have visited the Palace through the decades. Meticulously restored, the Palace retains its a profound sense of history, with a flourish of contemporary tropical style and luxurious amenities. Earthy ochre and fresh green palette in the lobby mirrors, manicured gardens with swaying palms, spectacular Navtal Swimming Pool, landscape of bridges and moats with peripheral child pool and lounging deck, are at the heart of the Palace’s public spaces. The progressive and artistic history of the Scindias unfolds on guided heritage walks within the Palace. The walks conducted by our historian replete with intriguing tales of century old elevator made by Marryat & Scott Ltd, London and vintage letter boxes, transport you into a mesmerising world. The Palace immerses guests in Gwalior’s exceptional lineage of craft, architecture and rich textiles, while reverberating with an inimitable musical heritage reflecting the Gwalior gharana - A fountainhead of Indian Classical Music. With 50 guest rooms including immaculately appointed pool-facing luxury tents that offer a glamping experience, the Palace provides for intimate getaways as well as grand celebrations. A tribute to the glorious Maratha royal heritage, the Palace offers finest dining experiences with its closely guarded royal delicacies, robust home-style regional dishes and global cuisine served at Silver Saloon, the all-day diner. Bada Bar, designed for refined socializing over a prized selection of wine and liqueurs, reveals a secret private spot tucked away within its retro-luxe interiors. The Palace’s impeccably manicured lawns serve as magical outdoor venue that can host grandest of events. The State Room – a ballroom evoking royal grandeur provides for an exceptional venue for corporate and social gatherings. The Palace offers a state-of-the-art fitness centre and a royal J Wellness Circle Spa, which envelopes you in ancient Indian wellness therapies with its signature treatments that harmonise your mind and body. Our concierge would be happy to arrange a city tour for your group, and all else your heart desires. The Palace invites you to experience the finest traditions of Maratha hospitality and get a glimpse in to a bygone era leaving you enchanted for a lifetime.
Stay4.7/5
The Leela Palace Udaipur : Udaipur's Only Modern Palace Hotel By Lake Pichola
Welcome to The Leela Palace Udaipur, Udaipur's only modern palace hotel nestled by the picturesque Lake Pichola. Get ready to be swept off your feet as you indulge in a luxurious and whimsical stay. With stunning views, opulent amenities, and impeccable service, this palace-turned-hotel is the perfect blend of old-world charm and contemporary excitement. Get ready to live like royalty in the heart of Rajasthan, India.
Stay4.6/5
Park Inn by Radisson, Gwalior
Gwalior hotel with spacious rooms and a multicuisine restaurant. At breakfast, you make coffee yourself at the self-service machine.
Stay4.5/5
The LaLiT Temple View Khajuraho
Temple-view hotel in Khajuraho, with spacious rooms facing the gardens or Western Temples. After dark, the temples glow across the view.
Stay4.5/5
Parijat Lake Resort by GoldMark, Madhai - Satpura National Park
This resort faces the river near Madhai Gate, with Satpura’s jungle just behind. Its huge atrium has carrom, table tennis, and space for badminton.
Stay4.5/5
Taj Lakefront, Bhopal
This Bhopal hotel looks out over the lake, with a spa and café on site. Staff celebrated a guest’s birthday with her.
Stay4.2/5
MPT Malwa Resort, Mandu
Stay4.2/5
Hotel Lake View Ashok Shyama Hills Bhopal
Bhopal hotel with lake-facing rooms and a rooftop dining area. A painted spiral staircase rises through the center of the lobby.
Stay4.2/5
The Jungle Brook
Kolar Dam resort among trees, near the backwaters. The rooms and pool sit amid greenery, with birdsong carrying through the property.
Stay4.1/5
Hotel Narmada Jacksons (A Grand Heritage Hotel)
Stay4/5
Hotel Park Inn by Radisson
Hotel Park Inn by Radisson in Sagra, Jabalpur offers a perfect blend of modern comfort and local charm, featuring exquisite dining options and spacious accommodations, making it an iconic destination for both leisure and business travelers.
Stay3.25/5
Treebo Royal Empire Indore
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