Gwalior:

This city still carries the tradition of Hindustani Classical Music from ancient times, which is still celebrated at Tansen Tomb as the annual music festival. Massive Gwalior Fort, Hind mausoleum of Sufi saint Ghous Mohammed and tomb of Mian Tansen, are two magnificent examples of early Mughal architecture.

Sanchi:

Sanchi is renounced for its oldest stupas, which were made by the Emperor Ashoka. This place carries some of the finest chaitayas and monasteries. Visit the historical Ashoka Pillar, the Gupta temple built in 4th century and the Great Bowl carved out of one piece of stone.

Bhopal:

The capital city of Madhya Pradesh lies on the soft hills around two pretty lakes. This city encompasses monuments and contemporary buildings along with natural beauty. Bhopal is famous for the biggest Mosque of country Jama Masjid and Moti Masjid.

Indore:

In the city of Indore, you can see an interesting blend of industry and architecture. The Lal Bagh Palace, to a large extent is an attempted replica of the Buckingham palace. The Kanch Mandir (Glass Temple) is a wonder in glass. Mahatma Gandhi Hall, Central Museum and Chattri Bagh memorial are a must visit.

Panchmarhi:

This is a charming hill station, about 190 kms away from Bhopal. You can easily escape in nature at Panchmarhi’s flowing waterfalls and deepwater pools. Two red sandstone mountains have enhanced the beauty of the area. The sight here includes more than fifty viewpoints.

Jabalpur:

This attractive town has the chief access points to Kanha Tiger Reserve, Pench Tiger Reserve, Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve and Pachmarhi Hill Resort- the Queen of Satpuras. Madan Mahal Fort gives a panoramic sight of the town and the countryside around it.