The Most Beautiful Landscapes In Central India

Along with a great historical past and a rich culture, the central region of India is home to some breathtakingly beautiful landscapes. While you’re on a trip to the states of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, make sure to visit all of these places and experience the scenic beauty of the region.

Kanha National Park

The wide variety of animal species and the natural beauty of Kanha National Park make it a must-visit for tourists. Arrive early in the morning for a delightful experience.

Indian Gaur (Alpha male) at Kanha National Park

The Temples of Khajuraho

Khajuraho is famous for its stunning erotic temples that date back to the ancient era. Artistic sculptures and the greenery around make for an enchanting experience here.

Pachmarhi

Pachmarhi is the one and only hill station in the state of Madhya Pradesh, famously called ‘the queen of the Satpura range’. Bee Falls and Pandava Caves are great tourist attractions here.

The Chhatris of Orchha

Situated on the banks of the Betwa River, the Chhatris or Cenotaphs of Orchha present a delightful sight for photographers. They are best viewed from the opposite side of the river.

Cenotaphs of Orchha on the banks of Betwa River

Bandhavgarh National Park

Now a world-renowned tiger reserve, Bandhavgarh National Park earlier served as a hunting ground for the kings of Rewa. Fall in love with the rich flora and fauna here as you enjoy a tiger safari.

Maheshwar

The view of the Maheshwar Fort and of the Ahilyabai Temple along the banks of the Narmada River in just the right historic setting is nothing short of outstanding.

Bhedaghat

Watching the smoky Dhuandhar Waterfall and listening to the slow gushing of the Narmada River between white marble rocks is an experience you shouldn’t miss on your trip to Jabalpur.

Amarkantak

Residing well amid the Satpura and Vindhya ranges, Amarkantak in Madhya Pradesh is where you will find all of nature to have come together. Also a great pilgrim site, this is where the Johila, Son and Narmada rivers originated from.

Pench National Park

With the Pench River flowing along its borders, Pench National Park is an irresistible natural retreat consisting of plenty of wildlife. Remember The Jungle Book? This national park is the inspiration behind it.

Deer grazing under the tree at Pench National Park

Teerathgarh Falls

To enjoy the best of nature, and also have some fun and adventure, this waterfall at Kanger Valley National Park is where you need to be.

Chitrakote Waterfalls

Also called the Niagra Falls of India, the Chitrakote Waterfalls are the largest in India. These horse-shaped waterfalls make this place a popular tourist attraction.