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Satpura to Malwa
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Panchmarhi >> Bhopal >> Sanchi >> Mandu >> Maheshwar >> Omkareshwar >> Ujjain |
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Especially designed for you, this trip will take you to the places of historical as well as spiritual relevance. Perpetuity of shrines, pilgrimage and sermons will keep you engaged throughout this tour.
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- Our sightseeing programmes take in the most noteworthy sights in each place. Sometimes local fairs and festivals or other happenings compel us to alter the itinerary which should be regarded as unavoidable adjustments of plans. If a particular monument or complex is closed on the day of scheduled sightseeing, we try to show it the next day, subject to availability of time
- The climate is pleasant in Madhya Pradesh from October to March, getting quite cold from November to February when we suggest you carry woolens as well. From April to September it is warm. But always travel light carry only one suit case, weighing no more than 20 kgs. and an overnight bag
- The tours can be joined at their respective first arrival point in the State. However, this depends on vacancies and an advance notice of at least 15 days is required
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| | | Day 1 |  | | You arrive at Pipariya by Howrah-Mumbai mail and after dinner at tourist motel, proceed to Pachmarhi for overnight stay at the Holiday Homes. | | | | Day 2 | | | A day of sightseeing in and around Pachmarhi. This serene resort remains largely colonial in appearance, surrounded by forests, quiet glades and enchanting views. You visit Jata Shankar (source of the Jambu Dweep), the ancient Pandav Caves and several other remarkable places including Dhoopgarh, the highest hill in the Satpura range. | | | | Day 3 | | | You leave for Bhopal and visit Bhimbetka en route to see the neolithic cave paintings, and the 11th century Shiva Temple at Bhojpur. At Bhopal you stay overnight at Hotel Palash. | | | | Day 4 | | | You leave for Sanchi where you visit the Great Stupa and other monuments which represent Buddhist art at its peak of perfection. After lunch at Traveller's Lodge, you return to Bhopal for sightseeing in this beautiful capital city. The afternoon tea is at our lakeside cafeteria, Wind & Waves. You continue your stay overnight at Hotel Palash. | | | | Day 5 | | | After breakfast, you leave for Mandu stopping en route at Indore for lunch. After a relaxed evening at Mandu, enjoy overnight stay at the Traveller's Lodge. | | | | Day 6 | | | The morning and afternoon are spent sightseeing among the pavilions, palaces and tombs in Mandu. Evening at leisure. | | | | Day 7 | | | After breakfast, leave for Ujjain en route visiting Maheshwar, an ancient city. In the afternoon, you go on to sightsee in Omkareshwar, the holy temple town shaped like an island at the confluence of the Kaveri and Narmada rivers. Reach Ujjain in time for dinner and overnight stay. | | | | Day 8 | | | Today visit the famed temples and ghats in the morning and evening. After early dinner, departure having completed your sojourn through 'Satpura to Malwa'. |
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