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Tourist Attractions in Madhya Pradesh |
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Madhya Pradesh is the situated at the central location in India. Situated at the heart of India the state is well known as a favorite tourist attraction. History of the state is ancient and the history is very much alive in the state. The state is also notable for its biodiversity and flora and fauna. There are a lot of Tourist Attractions in Madhya Pradesh that every year draw a huge number of tourists in Madhya Pradesh.
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The history of the state dates back to the sixth century BC. The state was known as malwa or Avanti which had Ujjain as its capital city. The Gupta empire, who had their capital in Ujjain, ruled the entire north India.
The state has a rich historical background and has many historical spots as well as Tourist Attractions in Madhya Pradesh . The tourist attractions include several stupas and palaces of ancient times spread all over the state. The notable among the Stupas in Sanchi – a Buddhist Stupa mad by the emperor Ashoka.
The state of Tourist Attractions in Madhya Pradesh has a rich reservoir of biodiversity too. The flora and fauna of the place gives it a distinct identity. There are several national parks that add to the tourist attractions of the state. The Kanha National park, Panna National Park, Pench National park and Karera Bird Sanctuary are the notable national parks as well as Tourist Attractions in Madhya Pradesh. The Marble Falls of Jabalpur is also notable Tourist Attraction in Madhya Pradesh.
Other important Tourist Attractions in Madhya Pradesh include Khajuraho which are temples build in 10th Century AD. The amazing and detailed stone encryption in th walls of the temple tell the story of love and passion. The city of Gwalior and Bhopal are also the two other important Tourist Attractions in Madhya Pradesh. The Tourist Attractions in Madhya Pradesh also include Orchha and Jhansi.
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