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Things To Do & Activities In Gwalior | Thrillophilia.com

4N/5D : Gwalior – Orchha – Khajuraho – Jhansi – Khajuraho

What will you do : Visit Sacred Temples, Glorious Forts, Imposing Palaces

What will you see : Temples, Forts, Palaces, Reflection of the Past

Madhya Pradesh, the heart of India, a state where many different cultures, traditions and believes mixes with each other and showcases the perfect blend of peace, harmony and brotherhood. Known for a rich and glorious bygone era, almost every corner of Madhya Pradesh is bestowed with scenic reflections of the past.

Within the five days of this tour, you will be witnessing the artistic, architectural, devotional and valorous history of this state. Khajuraho, the abode of some of the finest sculptures in the world, adds more liveliness to this tour.

Come, let’s experience the hidden charm and beauty of India while strolling through the livelier lanes of Madhya Pradesh. 

• Madhya Pradesh is a land of great antiquity, with several astounding monuments that represent various periods of history dotting the state.
• Many of Central India's world heritage sites, such as the rock paintings, Buddhist stupas, and ornate temples stand in all grandeur to this day.
• This comprehensive tour takes the traveller through Orchha, which means the 'hidden place', and allows the exploration of the many beautiful monuments present here.
• Gwalior is another pit stop, and is home to the glorious Gwalior Fort, which Babur referred to as the pearl among the empire's fortresses!
• The exploration of Madhya Pradesh is incomplete without a visit to Khajuraho's spectacular exhibition of human imagination, and is bound to leave you spellbound.

• Orchha literally means 'the hidden place', and it stays true to its name!
• Not on most tourist's itineraries, Orchha is home to magnificent monuments which reveal tales of riveting battles of the yore.
• The Jahangir Mahal, Chattris, Sunder Mahal, Ram Raja Temple and a light and sound show at Orchha Fort stand to enthrall you.
• Partake in some river rafting in the Betwa River, and continue sightseeing Orchha's past glory.

• Orchha was founded in 1501 by a Bundela chief, Rudra Pratap Singh, who later went on to become the first king of the place.
• The Chattris on the banks of River Betwa are a breath-taking sight, while the Orchha Palace and the Lakshmi Temple are a soulful journey into the past.
• The massive palace-fort consists of several connected buildings, the most noteworthy of which are the Raja Mahal and the Jahangir Mahal.
• This sightseeing tour takes you through the glorious monuments and other intricately-carved temples spread across Orchha.

• The capital of the Scindias, Gwalior is also known for its glorious forts, palaces and temples.
• Gwalior's massive hill fort was the seat of many of North India's powerful kingdoms, and was called the 'pearl among fortresses' by Mughal emperor Babur himself.
• Tansen, one of the nine gems in Akbar's court rests here, and the first ever museum dedicated to Indian musical instruments called Sarod Ghar is situated in Gwalior.
• This sightseeing tour of the fort city promises to be a treat for tourists and history enthusiasts alike.