Madhya Pradesh is situated right in the Center of India and hence called the Heart of India in tourism lingo. The state is rich in history and architecture, it is a colorful canvas of ethnicity and culture. It is blessed with verdant greenery, natural places, and amazing tiger reserves home to magnificent big cats in the mind-boggling diversity of nature.
Spiritualism reins deep in the lives of people thanks to many pilgrimage centers and the Holy River Narmada that is the heart and soul of the masses. Madhya Pradesh is a lesser-known destination in India somehow overshadowed by the Dazzling North, Royal Rajasthan, Verdant Goa, and God's Own Kerala in the South.
The jewels of Madhya Pradesh are hidden in an infinite depth of mysterious landscapes. MP is famous for not only the tigers, birds but also the magical ancient architecture of tribal and blue-blooded kings who created marvels like the Khajuraho Temples, Gwalior Fort, Palaces of Mandu, and Orchha



Narmada at Amarkantak 

MP abounds in dense tropical, moist, and dry deciduous forests. The protected areas created by the State Government offer the best wildlife safaris and bird watching in India. Some of the popular tiger habitats are found at:
rds, and reptiles. The destinations have a well-organized tourism infrastructure including five-star resorts owned by major hotel chains.

Pachmarhi Hill Retreat 





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Comments
Narmada Beach Yes!
No This is the place in Amarkantak where Narmada emerges and the temples I believe are painted white or white washed.
pateluday, Thank you for all the practical information, pretty pictures and product lines.
There's something about the computer so that the images around titles on Wizzley articles do not show clearly even though all the others in the articles do. So I'm unsure as to what the image is to the left of your title. Is it a beach scene along the Narmada river shoreline?
My sister once mentioned that some people told her in India that the Narmada is considered so holy that that's where the river goddess Ganga bathes.
The image below your subtitle Doorway to Hindu Pilgrimage & Spiritualism Holy Places in MP reminds me in its whiteness of your photo of the Udaipur Lake Palace. Would it be a temple made of white marble?