Madhya pradesh Tour Packages

Madhya Pradesh is famous for several indigenous textile and handicraft techniques. Chanderi fabrics and Maheshwari sarees are two of the state’s most popular styles in clothing. Its much sought after handicrafts include Gond art, pottery, and wood carving.

Besides these, Madhya Pradesh is also famous for its agricultural produce, specifically exports of cereals, cotton seeds, and spices.

Madhya Pradesh (MP) is called the “heart of India” because of its central geographic location in the country. It is also sometimes considered as the heart because of its abundant natural resources, cultural diversity, and diverse landscapes including ancient temples and wildlife.

The Khajuraho Group of Monuments, featuring an array of ancient beautiful temples each showcasing fine art, is one of the most revered attractions in Madhya Pradesh. Sites like Sanchi Stupa, the Gwalior Fort, and Ujjain - a spiritual destination, are also some popularly visited attractions in the state.

The two Jyotirlingas in Madhya Pradesh are located in Mahakaleshwar in Ujjain, and in Omkareshwar. 
1. To visit these two holy destinations, first, take a cheap flight to Indore - the nearest airport, and hire a cab to drive to Ujjain which is about 70 km away. 
2. At Ujjain, book a hotel, freshen up and choose to spend the rest of the day relaxing.
3. The next day, drive to the Mahakaleshwar Temple, preferably early in the morning to attend the morning rituals.
4. Later in the afternoon, start your drive to Omkareshwar, which is around 170 km from Ujjain.
5. Once you arrive, spend the evening relaxing and taking a stroll along the Narmada River.
6. The next morning, explore the Omkareshwar Temple, situated on an island in the Narmada River.
7. Also visit other nearby shrines, and return back to Indore, 100 km from Omkareshwar. 

Madhya Pradesh is a very popular tourist destination because of its rich cultural heritage, spiritual attractions, and historic monuments. The state has been a part of a series of spectacular historic empires over the past centuries, which makes it a hot spot for history buffs. It is also known for its beautiful natural landscapes.

The best months to visit Madhya Pradesh are during the winter season, from October to February. During this time, the state experiences cool and pleasant weather with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 25°C - ideal for comfortable sightseeing, exploring, and spiritual journeys. 
The months from mid-November to February are particularly cool and wonderful for tourist activities, as it marks the end of the monsoon season in the state. With clear skies and mild temperatures, exploring can be notably pleasant during this time.

Yes, 2 days is generally considered sufficient to visit Ujjain and cover its main attractions like the Mahakaleshwar Temple, Ram Ghat, Bhartihari Caves, and Vedh Shala. To attend the early morning Bhasma Aarti at the Mahakaleshwar Temple, it is best to visit the other attractions on the first day, as the ritual requires advance booking. On the second day, you can easily attend the Aarti early in the morning, and later proceed to explore the rest of the city, before heading back.

Some of the closest hill stations to Madhya Pradesh are:

1. Panchmarhi - MP
2. Amarkantak - MP
3. Igatpuri - Maharashtra
4. Mount Abu - Aravalli Ranges, Rajasthan
5. Khandala - Maharashtra
6. Matheran - Maharashtra
7. Shimla - Himachal Pradesh
8. Mussoorie - Uttarakhand
9. Lonavala - Maharashtra

It is generally advised to avoid visiting Ujjain during the monsoon season, as the state of Madhya Pradesh typically experiences heavy rainfall, making it difficult to explore and see the attractions in the city. Hence, the months of June to September are not ideal to visit Ujjain.

No, you cannot attend the Bhasma Aarti without prior booking, as the seats are limited. To secure your spot, you need to book in advance before the slots get filled. 
You can obtain your pass either online or by visiting the temple a day before.

Some popular items you can buy from MP are:

1. Chanderi and Maheshwari sarees
2. Gond paintings
3. Bagh prints
4. Handicrafts, specifically wooden carvings, lacquerware, and stone carvings
5. Jewellery
6. Food specialities like Ratlami sev and Bhopali biryani masala

Some of the most popular must-have foods in MP include:

1. Dal Bafla - a wholesome lentil and wheat dish
2. Poha-Jalebi - a popular combination, particularly preferred for breakfast
3. Chakki ki Shaak - steamed wheat dumplings cooked in a curd-based gravy
4. Malpua - deep-fried pancakes made from flour and sugar, often served during festivals with rabri
5. Sabudana Khichdi - a breakfast dish consisting of poha pearls, potatoes, and peanuts

Some of the most visited tourist attractions in Madhya Pradesh include:

1. Shri Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga Temple
2. Gwalior Fort
3. Shri Mahakaleshwar Temple
4. Kanha Tiger Reserve
5. Rock Shelters of Bhimbetka
6. Orchha Fort
7. Khajuraho Monuments
8. Sanchi Stupa
9. Amarkantak
10. Pachmarhi