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Tour to Central India
Central India is the heart of India, the land of geographical variety, rivers, dense forests, valleys, plains and has a great historical past. It grand prehistoric times reflected in its magnificent architectural structures-the example of great perfection and excellancy. Central India Tour Package include the best sights and destinations caves, ancient temples, wildlife sanctuaries and history of kings and queens of Central India.
Duration : 08 Nights / 09 Days
Day 1:
Arrive New Delhi and transfer to hotel. O/n hotel.
Day 2:
Delhi - visit Old and New Delhi. O/n hotel.
Day 3:
Delhi - Bhopal by train : Early morning transfer to railway station for Shatabdi express train to Bhopal. Arrive and transfer to hotel. Later city tour of Bhopal, visiting Bharat Bhawan. It is a multi art centre without parallel in India housing a museum of the arts, classical and folk music. Timings: Open from 2 pm to 8 pm every day except Mondays. Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (A Post Colonial Museum):The Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (National Museum of Mankind) is a unique Museum. Laxmi Narayan TempleAlso known as Birla Mandir, this beautiful temple on the Arera Hills has a museum attached to it. Taj-ul-Masjid Said to be the largest mosque in the country, the building of this towering edifice was begun by Shah Jehan Begum (1868-1901) but was completed after her death. It's a huge pink mosque with two massive white-domed minarets and three white domes over the main building.
Day 4:
Full day visit Sanchi & Bhimbetka.Over night stay at Hotel. Sanchi-Stupas & Museum-Buddhist site Bhimbetka-Surrounded by the northern fringe of the Vindhyan ranges, Bhimbetka lies 46 km South of Bhopal. In this rocky terrain of dense forest and craggy cliffs, over 600 rock shelters belonging to the Neolithic age were recently discovered. Here, in vivid panoramic detail, paintings in over 500 caves depict the life of the pre-historic cave-dwellers making the Bhimbetka group an archaeological treasure, an invaluable chronicle in the history of man
Day 5:
Morning drive to Indore enroute visiting Ujjain.Overnight at Hotel. Mahakaleshwara Temple,Bade Ganeshji Ka Mandir ,Chintaman Ganesh Temple,Bhartrihari Caves,Harsiddhi Temple,Vedh Shala(Observatory),Kal Bhairava,Kaliadeh Palace ,Gopal Mandir ,Navagarha Mandir
Day 6:
Morning drive to Mandu. Later sightseeing and overnight at Hotel. Jahaz Mahal (or the Ship Palace) is probably the most famous building in Mandu. This ship-like structure was constructed by Ghiyas-ud-din, son of Mohammed Shah, for his harem. According to the legends, this harem was home to 15,000 maidens. There are two lakes on the east and west side of the palace that create a perfect illusion of a ship with its rectangular shape. Hindola Mahal (or Swing Palace) was a pleasure dome that gives the impression that the inward slopes of the walls are swaying. Hoshang's Tomb is located immediately behind the mosque and reputed to be the oldest marble structure in India. The tomb was constructed in 1435 and depicts typical Hindu influences including carved marble lattice screens (jali). It is said that Shahjahansent his architects to study this double-domed structure before constructing Taj Mahal. Ashrafi Mahal was originally built as a madarsa (a Muslim religious school), but later extended to become Mohammed Shah's tomb. Now only the ruins of this building are visible.
Rupmati's Pavilion is situated on the very edge of Mandu Fort. It is a very romantic building, a perfect setting for fairytale romance.
Day 7:
Full day visit Omkarehswar & Maheshwar.Overnight at Hotel. Omkareshwar, the sacred island shaped like the holiest of all Hindu symbols, OM has drawn a hundred generations of pilgrims... Omkareshwar is on a temple-dotted island at the confluence of the Narmada and Kaveri rivers. During major festivals, townships of tents and huts spring up on the banks, and flotillas of decorated boats ferry pilgrims across the water. Of special interest in Omkareshwar are its Omkar Mandhata Temple with one of the 12 powerful Jyotirlinga Shiva shrines, an old palace and an khara (headquarters of a sect of mendicants. Maheshwar was a glorious city in the dawn of Indian civilisation when it was known as Mahishmati, capital of King Kartvirarjun. This temple town on the banks of the river Narmada finds mention in the epics: Ramayana and Mahabharata." Maheshwari saris: a popular craft in Maheshwar.
Day 8: Mandu - Indore - Delhi fly. :
Morning departure transfer to Indore airport for flight to Delhi. Arrive Delhi and transfer to airport hotel for wash and change. Evening transfer to International airport for flight back to your home country.
Day 9:
Delhi - Europe fly.
Duration : 08 Nights / 09 Days
Day 1:
Arrive New Delhi and transfer to hotel. O/n hotel.
Day 2:
Delhi - visit Old and New Delhi. O/n hotel.
Day 3:
Delhi - Bhopal by train : Early morning transfer to railway station for Shatabdi express train to Bhopal. Arrive and transfer to hotel. Later city tour of Bhopal, visiting Bharat Bhawan. It is a multi art centre without parallel in India housing a museum of the arts, classical and folk music. Timings: Open from 2 pm to 8 pm every day except Mondays. Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (A Post Colonial Museum):The Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (National Museum of Mankind) is a unique Museum. Laxmi Narayan TempleAlso known as Birla Mandir, this beautiful temple on the Arera Hills has a museum attached to it. Taj-ul-Masjid Said to be the largest mosque in the country, the building of this towering edifice was begun by Shah Jehan Begum (1868-1901) but was completed after her death. It's a huge pink mosque with two massive white-domed minarets and three white domes over the main building.
Day 4:
Full day visit Sanchi & Bhimbetka.Over night stay at Hotel. Sanchi-Stupas & Museum-Buddhist site Bhimbetka-Surrounded by the northern fringe of the Vindhyan ranges, Bhimbetka lies 46 km South of Bhopal. In this rocky terrain of dense forest and craggy cliffs, over 600 rock shelters belonging to the Neolithic age were recently discovered. Here, in vivid panoramic detail, paintings in over 500 caves depict the life of the pre-historic cave-dwellers making the Bhimbetka group an archaeological treasure, an invaluable chronicle in the history of man
Day 5:
Morning drive to Indore enroute visiting Ujjain.Overnight at Hotel. Mahakaleshwara Temple,Bade Ganeshji Ka Mandir ,Chintaman Ganesh Temple,Bhartrihari Caves,Harsiddhi Temple,Vedh Shala(Observatory),Kal Bhairava,Kaliadeh Palace ,Gopal Mandir ,Navagarha Mandir
Day 6:
Morning drive to Mandu. Later sightseeing and overnight at Hotel. Jahaz Mahal (or the Ship Palace) is probably the most famous building in Mandu. This ship-like structure was constructed by Ghiyas-ud-din, son of Mohammed Shah, for his harem. According to the legends, this harem was home to 15,000 maidens. There are two lakes on the east and west side of the palace that create a perfect illusion of a ship with its rectangular shape. Hindola Mahal (or Swing Palace) was a pleasure dome that gives the impression that the inward slopes of the walls are swaying. Hoshang's Tomb is located immediately behind the mosque and reputed to be the oldest marble structure in India. The tomb was constructed in 1435 and depicts typical Hindu influences including carved marble lattice screens (jali). It is said that Shahjahansent his architects to study this double-domed structure before constructing Taj Mahal. Ashrafi Mahal was originally built as a madarsa (a Muslim religious school), but later extended to become Mohammed Shah's tomb. Now only the ruins of this building are visible.
Rupmati's Pavilion is situated on the very edge of Mandu Fort. It is a very romantic building, a perfect setting for fairytale romance.
Day 7:
Full day visit Omkarehswar & Maheshwar.Overnight at Hotel. Omkareshwar, the sacred island shaped like the holiest of all Hindu symbols, OM has drawn a hundred generations of pilgrims... Omkareshwar is on a temple-dotted island at the confluence of the Narmada and Kaveri rivers. During major festivals, townships of tents and huts spring up on the banks, and flotillas of decorated boats ferry pilgrims across the water. Of special interest in Omkareshwar are its Omkar Mandhata Temple with one of the 12 powerful Jyotirlinga Shiva shrines, an old palace and an khara (headquarters of a sect of mendicants. Maheshwar was a glorious city in the dawn of Indian civilisation when it was known as Mahishmati, capital of King Kartvirarjun. This temple town on the banks of the river Narmada finds mention in the epics: Ramayana and Mahabharata." Maheshwari saris: a popular craft in Maheshwar.
Day 8: Mandu - Indore - Delhi fly. :
Morning departure transfer to Indore airport for flight to Delhi. Arrive Delhi and transfer to airport hotel for wash and change. Evening transfer to International airport for flight back to your home country.
Day 9:
Delhi - Europe fly.
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