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Temples N Tigers
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Khajuraho >> Bandhavgarh >> Jabalpur |
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"I must specially thank you for making this happen with such short notice. "
Ramalingam
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A uniquely designed 6 nights-7 days tour that offers the visit to the most spectacular temples in central India as well as to the wildlife sanctuaries. A tour with the combination of temples and tigers. [By Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation Ltd]
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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, weighting no more than 20 kg 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 Satna and proceed to Chitrakoot. It was here that many great sages meditated, and where Ram and Sita spent most of their exile. Your stay overnight is at the Tourist Bungalow. | | | | Day 2 |  | | After sightseeing and lunch, you leave for Bandhavgarh, one of the outstanding wildlife parks of India. You stay overnight at White Tiger Forest Lodge. | | | | Day 3 |  | Early morning and late evening are again spent touring the park and spotting many species of animals- deer, bison, wild boar and yes, even the tiger.
| | | | Day 4 |  | | After breakfast, you leave for Amarkantak, a great pilgrim centre for the Hindus, located on the source of the rivers Narmada and Sone. You stay overnight at Holiday Homes. | | | | Day 5 |  | | Visit Brighu Kamandal, an ancient water pitcher which never empties, Dhuni Pani, a hot spring in a thick forest; Narmada Udgam Mandir, the holiest spot in Amarkantak and the source of the Narmada; Sonmuda, source of the river Sone, and the beautiful Kapildhara and Dugdhdhara. | | | | Day 6 |  | | After breakfast, you leave for Jabalpur for a relaxed evening and overnight stay at the Hotel Kalchuri. | | | | Day 7 |  | In the morning, you visit the famed Marble Rocks at nearby Bhedaghat, a 3kms. gorge of glittering marble cliffs on the Narmada. After an early lunch at Motel Marble Rocks, you return to Jabalpur to board the Mumbai - Howrah Express to return home after a wonderful week with 'temples-n-tigers'.
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