Tourist Can Get The Experience Of Being In Forest While Some Important Wildlife Tours In M P

Important Wildlife Sanctuaries and National 

Parks of Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh wildlife tours comprises of the excursions in the animal reserve forests and wildlife sanctuaries that are found in abundance in Madhya Pradesh. These tours are indeed a delight to the visitors, for it provides an array of the wildlife resources.

Madhya Pradesh wildlife tours chiefly imply a short trip to the national forests in order to get the feel of seeing the animals in their natural habitat. These reserve forests, unlike the real forests, are to a far extent designed by man; yet it gives the tourists a flavor of being at a forest.

Further, it can be said that Madhya Pradesh wildlife tours are mostly organised at places like: 

National Parks:

• Bandhavgarh National Park
• Kanha National Park
• Madhav National Park
• Sanjay National Park
• Satpuda National Park
• Van Vihar National Park, etc.

Sanctuaries:

• Karera Wildlife Sanctuary
• Ralamanda Wildlife Sanctuary
• Son Ghariya Wildlife Sanctuary
• Ratapani Wildlife Sanctuary
• Panchmari Wildlife Sanctuary
• Kuno Wildlife Sanctuary
• Nauradehi Wildlife Sanctuary
• Kheoni Wildlife Sanctuary, etc.

Besides the wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, Madhya Pradesh wildlife tours largely depend on the wildlife resorts. These resorts are instrumental in increasing the number of tourists who come every year to spend quality time amidst the natural beauty. Some of such resorts that deserve special mention are:

• Sher Bagh, Ranthambore
• Kabini River Lodge
• Wild Chalet Resort, Kanah
• Ken River Lodge, Panna
• Spice Village Hotel
• Hornbill's Nest, Corbett, etc.

A Day Trip From Delhi To Utmost Beauty Cities

Greatest cities for a day trip from Delhi

After you've stood in awe of Delhi's towering Lotus Temple and explored The Garden of Five Senses, consider taking a day trip or weekend getaway to some nearby cities that have a lot of charm and other wonderful sights. Here are some of the best:

Agra, Uttar Pradesh

Of course, the top thing to see in Agra is the Taj Mahal, arguably the most famous temple in the world and a testament to eternal love. This gigantic marble mausoleum was built in the late 1600s by the Mughal Emperor in memory of his late wife. Aside from this world wonder, make sure to see the Fatehpur Sikri and Agra Fort, both UNESCO World Heritage sites. The Red Fort of Agra has stunning motifs, colonnaded buildings and dozens of fairy-like castles. Fatehpur Sikri is a city from the late 1500s the served as the seat of the Mughal Empire. You can walk around and see its distinct architecture before heading to a nearby market for tasty street food.

Mathura

Mathura is a two-hour drive from Delhi, but it's worth a visit. This city of 2.5 million people - small by Indian standards - was an ancient industry hub, and you can check out some of the exquisite ancient architecture that survives today. Visit the Kesava Deo Temple, which hosts a small bare room - a sacred space - where followers of Hindi believe Lord Krishna was born more than 3,500 years ago. Other must-sees are the Archeological Museum, which boasts an awesome collection of Mathura School religious sculptures, which were popular during the 3rd century BC through the 12th century AD, and the Gita Temple, which stakes its claim to fame on the red pillar with the entire Bhagavad Gita written on it.

Chandigarh

Chandigarh is about a four-hour drive north of Delhi, so it would make a good spot for a weekend getaway. Plus, there's so much to do in and around this city that you'll want to stay for more than one day. With a population of just around one million people, Chandigarh is on the smaller side for an Indian city. Don't miss out on seeing the Nek Chand Fantasy Rock Garden, a gorgeous 25-acre garden with whimsical figures made of shards of China, winding walkways, flowing waterfalls and something surprising at ever turn. This fantastical garden was created by Nek Chand and everything in it that is not organic is made from recycled products. Other things to see are the Sukhna Lake, Chandigarh Rose Garden and Government Museum and Art Gallery.