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Madhya Pradesh Mauj 02 Nights/03 Days Madhya Pradesh Mauj 02 Nights/03 Days (01 Night Indore + 01 Night Ujjain) Description Madhya Pradesh: Popularly known as the heart of India, Madhya Pradesh is famous for its natural beauty and cultural heritage. The rich and exotic flora & fauna, historical monuments, fort & palaces, high mountain ranges, thick green forests, and diverse culture of Madhya Pradesh allure tourists from all over the world. Madhya Pradesh was ruled by a number of rulers from different dynasties. Because of the rule of different rulers, today, Madhya Pradesh offers every visitor with different tourist attractions which feature different forms of architectural styles. Madhya Pradesh is most popularly known for housing the famous Kanha National Park and Bandhavgarh National Park which is known for its rich flora and fauna. Also, the state is famous for the Khajuraho Group of Monuments which has been declared as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. Sanchi and Bhimbetka are other famous attractions of Madhya Pradesh which have been declared as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. Other popular attractions of the state include Gwalior, Ujjain, Bhopal, Pachmarhi, Orchha and Jabalpur. The star attraction of Madhya Pradesh is the wide variety of cuisines it offers. Popular cuisines offered in the state include Rajasthani and Gujarati cuisines. Tour Highlights Indore: Indore has been one of the fore-runners in the development of the country in the era of modernization. With a population of over one million, Indore is the commercial capital of India. Indore has over the years established itself as the hub of trading and industrial practices in the state. But the charm of this city lies in its rich cultural heritage which has been preserved over centuries. Indore is the quintessential example of a soaring city with countless opportunities which has not lost touch with its history and heritage. Ujjain: Ujjain, considered to be one of the holiest cities of India, is an ancient city situated on the eastern bank of the Shipra River in the Malwa region. Ujjain is one of the four sites for the Kumbh Mela, the largest peace gathering on the Page 1/6 planet that attracts 100 million people to the festival. This makes Ujjain a region of high religious significance for the Hindus. To add to that, it is also home to the Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga, one of the twelve Jyotirlinga shrines to the god Shiva. Ujjain is one of the most glorious cities of ancient India as it is also reckoned to be the educational hub of various Indian scholars. The immense wealth of Ujjain in terms of religion, architecture, and educational value makes this is a top attraction amongst not only Indian travelers but also foreign. Attractions and Shopping Tips Indore: Central Museum, Chhattris, one of the finest examples of Maratha’s architecture, Kanch Mandir, Lalbagh Palace, Rani Roopmati Pavilion. Shopping in Indore: Indore is well known for its cloth industry and is a shopper’s paradise. You can find all types of shops here from international branded ones to local shops. Indore is also popular for its fabrics with hand block printing, tie and dye, and zari work. Some of the popular markets that you can visit in Indore are Sitlamata Bazaar for Maheswari and Chanderi saris. Some of the other markets that you can visit are Bada and Chotta Sarafa Market for jewellery and Marothia Bazaar for arts and crafts. Ujjain: Mahakaleshwar Temple, Kal Bhairava Temple, Saivism-Matsyendranath, Chintaman or Bade Ganeshji Ka Mandir, Kaliadesh Palace, Ram Mandir Shopping in Ujjain: Ujjain as a Shopping destination has widened its horizon by offering several contemporary and modern products to the tourists. The tourists can buy electronic goods, flowers and books and many other small gifts for their dear ones while on a Tour to Ujjain. Shopping malls have also come up in Ujjain, which are mainly one stop shopping destination. Even today to get exclusive and ethnic from Madhya Pradesh one needs to visit the state handloom shop or the local bazaars. Page 2/6 Itinerary Entry/Exit point of Tour: Entry: Indore/Ujjain Exit: Ujjain Day 1: Ujjain Arrive Ujjain Railway Station / Indore Airport. Pick up and then transfer to a hotel in Ujjain, situated at the banks of river Shipra. Later visit Mahakaleshwar Temple (one of the twelve Jyothirlingas) - the most famous and venerated Shiva Temple, Bade Ganeshji ka Mandir, Sandeep Mahamuni Ashram (where Lord Krishna was educated with Balarama and Sudhama from Maharshi Sandipani), Bharthruhari Caves, Harsiddhi Temple, Mangladas Mandir and Mahakaleshwari Shaktipeeth. Day 2: Ujjain - Omkareshwar - Maheshwar – Indore (57 KMs) After breakfast, check out from the hotel and then depart for Omkareshwar, situated on the banks of river Narmada. On arrival, visit Omkar Mandhata Temple and Siddhanath Temple in Omkareshwar. Later drive to Maheshwar - visit Rajarajeshwara Temple in Maheshwar, which is famous, renowned and magnificient shrine with 11 Akhanda Jyothi Deepas - the eternal flame lamps glows continuously. Drive to Indore. Check into the Indore hotel. Day 3: Indore to Ujjain Departure After breakfast, check out from the hotel and then visit Annaourna Temple and Kharjana Ganesh Temple. In the afternoon, Drop at Indore Airport / Railway station or return back to Ujjain Railway Station. Page 3/6 Price On Request. Kindly fill form for inquiry or mail us with details like No. of passenger : Date of travel : No. of rooms : Type of hotel : No. of extra beds with seperate mention child age : Page 4/6 Hotel Used We have a Special contracted rates from budgeted to luxury hotels. Kindly advice your choice of hotels we will proivde best rates as per your requirement. Page 5/6 Inclusions Accommodation on Twin/triple Share Basis in std/dlx base category room. Daily Breakfast & Dinner All Sightseeing and Transfer by A.C Vehicle (Ac Does Note Work on Hill Area) As Per the Itinerary. Exclusions Any Air Fare, Train Fare, Airport Taxes Charges Of Any Additional Meals, Entrance Fees In The Places Of Interests Early Check In/Late Check Out Charges For Camera/Video, Tips/Porter age & Expenses In Personal Nature Any Items Or Services Not Specified In The Package Inclusion GST As Applicable Cancellation Policy Before 1 Month ,Suitable, Communication & Other Expenses As Applicable Between 21 To 30 Days 25% Of Package Amount Between 15 To 20 Days 50% Of Package Amount Between 7 To 15 Days 75% Of Package Amount Between 0 To 7 Days No Refund Cancellation Request To Be Send In Writing Or As Per Rules & Regulation Of The Hotels / Resort / Suppliers / Counterpart In Case Of Special Medical/ Emergency That To Be Consider For Postpone Of Booking For Next Date , Strictly Under Approval Of Hotel/Resort Page 6/6 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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