Away from the maze: Madhya Pradesh’s charming small towns to see

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Amarkantak, in the Mandla area, is a religiously significant ancient town. Adi Shankaracharya is credited with naming the city ‘Amarkantak,’ which means “the location where Shiva lives.”

Pachmarhi in Madhya Pradesh is a stunning hill town. The Satpura and Vindhya mountain ranges form the region's borders. Bhanpuri, Jhiri Ghati Falls, the Roaring Waterfalls, and the Gandharva Mahal Waterfalls are just a few of the most well-known attractions in town.

The palaces and monuments of Mandu are also quite well-known. In the 13th Century, Paramara Rajputs established the town. Just as stunning as the town itself is its natural setting, which includes woods, hills, and the infamous Chambal River.

Maheshwar, a charming town in the Khargone district on the shores of the beautiful Narmada River, was once known as Mahishmati. Beautiful temples and ghats may be found in this off-the-beaten-path location. In days gone by, it was a hub of academic activity. King Siladitya I commissioned the construction of the revered Maheshwara Mahadev Temple at this location.

Madhya Pradesh, at the very centre of India, offers visitors a wide variety of experiences. The state is home to a wide variety of tourist attractions, both natural (such as waterfalls, lakes, woods, and caverns) and man-made (such as temples, forts, and dams). Visitors to the UNESCO-acclaimed Khajuraho and Sanchi may learn about the country's rich cultural heritage, while those interested in wildlife can enjoy the country's vast wildlife reserves, home to a variety of rare and unique creatures.

There are so many amazing places to see in just one state that your trip will be filled with unforgettable experiences.

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