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Maha Shivaratri 2025: Best Places to Celebrate the Festival in India

The significant Hindu festival Maha Shivaratri will be celebrated on February 26, 2025. All over India and worldwide people will perform fasting, night-long seva (devotional service), and prayer to commemorate Lord Shiva. If you are planning to delve into this magnificent festival, this post will assist you in getting the good of the destination to enjoy the spectacular festivities of the festival. Book you flight in advance to get best flight deals and forward you journey to these spiritual destinations.

Why is Maha Shivaratri Celebrated?

Maha Shivaratri literally meaning “The Great Night of Shiva” is observed for Lord Shiva. It is believed on this day Shiva performed the Tandava, the dance of creation and destruction. Many others consider this night to have been the night when Lord Shiva was married by Goddess Parvati. Fasts are kept, mantras are chanted and spent the night awake in order to seek the blessings of Shiva for peace of wealth and mind.

Best Places to Celebrate Maha Shivaratri 2025 in India

If you wish to experience the grandeur of Maha Shivaratri visit these amazing spots which become the congregating places where celebrations are at their peak.

1. Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh — The Spiritual Capital

Varanasi, one of the oldest surviving cities of the world, should be your destination to visit at Maha Shivaratri. The Kashi Vishwanath Temple, the temple of Lord Shiva assumes significant activity. The vibrant processions, and a sea of devotees makes a magical environment of Ganga Aarati. Buy your flight tickets well in advance to experience amazing divine energy of that holy city.

2. Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh — The Land of Mahakaleshwar

Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga temples, Ujjain has one of the greatest Maha Shivartri festivities in India. Devotees gather at the temple to see the Bhasma Aarti, a special rites where sacred ash is presented to Lord Shiva. The temple stays open till mid-night and the town is filled with devotional encyclopedia and prayers.

3. Haridwar & Rishikesh, Uttarakhand — Sacred Ganges and Spiritual Bliss

The twin Cosmopolitan Cities of Haridwar and Rishikesh Provides Sweet but holy Encounters for to Celebrated Maha Shivaratri. Places such as Neelkanth Mahadev Temple and ghats along Ganges resonate with bhajans and aarti. A weekend escape to these towns on the cheap can be a real enriching experience.

4. Somanath, Gujarat — Witness the Oldest Jyotirlinga

Somnath Temple, considered as the first among the twelve Jyotirlingas is a perfect place for worshiping on Maha Shivaratri. The temple organises special prayers, Rudra Abhishek and spiritual discourses. The heavenly atmosphere alongwith the noise of the waves of Arabian Sea makes this a not-to-be-missed for traveler/devotee.

5. Kedarnath, Uttarakhand — Shiva’s High-Altitude Abode

Even though Kedarnath is inaccessible in February due to severe snowfall, its spiritual atmosphere still echoes among the devotees. You can visit at Shiva temples near like the Triyuginarayan Temple of Rudranath Temple to observe Maha Shivaratri in Himalayas.

6. Baidyanath Jyotirlinga, Jharkhand — A Major Pilgrimage Destination

The Baidyanath Dham in Deoghar, Jharkhand is a major Shiva pilgrimages. During Maha Shivaratri a lot of rituals is performed and at the same time there is a special puja and there is a great procession of the devotees. You can book your flights earlier than time to save on surprise price escalations.

7. Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh — A Cultural and Spiritual Blend

The famous Matangeshwar Temple in Khajuraho witnesses grand celebrations during Maha Shivaratri. It is the largest Shiva Lingam in the region and there are evening prayer ceremonies the entire length of the night. The festival also happens around the very same time as Khajuraho Dance Festival, blending art and your divine quest.

8. Puri, Odisha — A Divine Experience on the East Coast

Though Puri is famous for the Jagannath Temple, its Loknath Temple welcomes special Maha Shivaratri festivities. The devotees flock in great numbers to pay their respects and watch special rituals performed at midnight.

9. Tarakeshwar, West Bengal — The Heart of Bengal’s Devotion

In Hooghly district, the Tarakeshwar Temple is among the most renowned Shiva temples in Eastern India. Thousands of people worship at the temple on Maha Shivaratri and offer prayers in traditional ways and milk to the Shiva Lingam.

10. Trimbakeshwar, Maharashtra — Holy Waters and Prayers

Trimbakeshwar, which is one of the Jyotirlingas, celebrates Maha Shivaratri with large processions, devotional songs, and complex rituals. The temple’s association with the birth of the Godavari River gives it an added spiritual value.

Travel Tips for Maha Shivaratri 2025

Book flights in advance: Maha Shivaratri draws millions of pilgrims, so booking your flight ticket well in advance can ensure you get the best prices.

Verify temple timings: There are temples which are open overnight, while a few others allow limited entry by virtue of dense crowds.

Bring essentials: Comfy shoes, warm apparel (for colder climate), and lots of water can be useful in visiting temples.

Be sensitive towards local traditions: Adhere to the norms regarding temple entry and engage in the rituals with solemnity.

Book Your Flight for Maha Shivaratri 2025

Whether you are coming from within India or abroad, getting the best flights for Maha Shivaratri is easier now with HappyEasyGo. We provide fantastic discounts on low-cost flights to leading spiritual sites. Book your flight now and enjoy a heavenly trip like never before!

Use coupon code: HEGPROMO to get exclusive offers on your Maha Shivaratri travel plans.

Final Thoughts

Maha Shivaratri is more than just a festival — it is a night of devotion, self-reflection, and spiritual awakening. Visiting these sacred destinations will not only deepen your connection with Lord Shiva but also provide a culturally rich and unforgettable experience. So, plan your trip now, book your flight tickets, and embark on a journey of faith and celebration!

Source: Maha Shivaratri 2025: Best Places to Celebrate the Festival in India

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Madhya Pradesh - the heart of Incredible India

SANCHI STUPA - ORCHHA - KHAJURAHO - GWALIOR

Home - rickshaw - metro - rickshaw - home rly stn - train - Rani Kamlapati rly stn - rick - Bhopal Jn rly stn - Nadra bus depot - Sanchi - rickshaw - Sanchi stupa - rickshaw - Sanchi - Nadra bus stand - Bhopal Junction rly stn - train - Jhansi rly stn - rickshaw - Orchha 2N - rickshaw - Jhansi rly stn - Khajuraho rly stn - car - Khajuraho 2N - rickshaw - Khajuraho rly stn - train - Gwalior rly stn - Gwalior 2N - train - home rly stn - rickshaw - metro - rickshaw - home.

SANCHI Sanchi Stupa - the one which is featured on the reverse of Rs. 200/- note INR currency.

ORCHHA Ram Raja Mandir - People of Orchha consider Lord Shri Ram as their king and the police pay their respect in the form of guard of honour in full attire before the Aarti begins at this temple. This guard of honour happens at 9 am, 1 pm, 7 pm & 9:30 pm.

↓ This is the Ram Raja mandir or mahal - palace of King Lord Shri Ram ↓

Chaturbhuj mandir

↑ This is the Chaturbhuj Mandir ↓

Laxmi palace

↑ This is the Laxmi palace ↑

Orchha fort

↑ This is the Orchha fort↑

Centotaphs or chhatriya along the banks of a river

↑ Orchha ki chhatriya ↑

KHAJURAHO

Western group of temples: Kandariya - Devi Jagdambi - Vishwanath - Laxmi - Varaha - Laxman.

Eastern group of temples: Vaman - Javari - Brahma - Ghantai - Parshwanath - Adinath

Southern group of temples: Dulhadev - Chaturbhuj

Extra temples: Hanuman Bhairav baba Matangeshwar

GWALIOR Sun temple Gwalior fort

↑ This is the Gwalior fort ↑

Jai Vilas Palace

↑ This is the Jai Vilas Palace of the Scindia's ↑

Shanishwar Bateshwar

↑ These are the Bateshwar group of temples ↑

Gadhi Padawali Mitaoli Chausath (64) Yogini Mandir

The old Parliament house is based on this temple.

Rani Laxmibai Smarak Moti Mahal

Places to eat:

Sanchi - the lane opposite of the one that goes to stupa.

Orchha - Kabir cafe for breakfast & Rewat family run restaurant.

Khajuraho - Badri Seth for all meals.

Gwalior - The Palace Cafe at the jai Vilas Mahal, Indian Coffee House & Bansiwala restaurant.

Expenses:

INR 15,137/- per head in a group of 3. 10 days trip from home - MP - home. 10.01.2025 to 19.01.2025. 3 AC travel in trains. Vande Bharat train travel. 2 nights stay at Orchha, Khajuraho & Gwalior each. Local travel in buses and rickshaws (rickshaw more).

Each of the places mentioned here deserve a separate blog post and they are coming up soon.

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Once the capital city of Bundela, Orchha is now a simple and serene village, nestled within a complex of well-preserved palaces and temples. Orchha was founded in 1531 and its golden age was during the first half of the 17th century. Orchha’s most admired Palace is Jahangir Mahal that was built when the Mughal emperor, Jahangir, visited the city in 1606. It an impressive size, with an ornate ceremonial gateway and exquisite turquoise tiles. There are also great views of the countryside from the upper levels. Our tour also includes the nearby Raj Mahal, home to some superb murals; Dinman Hardaul’s Palace; the Lakshmi Narayan Temple; Sunder Mahal and Chhatris. . . . . . #orchha #bundelkhand #chhatarpur #khajuraho #madhyapradesh #panna #bundelkhandtourism #matangeshwar #khajurahotemples #bharat #bholenath #jaimahakal #jaishrimahakal #matangeshwarmahadevtemple #matangeshwartemple #the #ramrajasarkar #jhansi #india #travel #incredibleindia #travelphotography #streetphotography #wanderlust #madhyapradesh (at Orchha, Jhansi) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJ1_PkqnPED/?igshid=fatdqxk7x4a5

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Shivlingam at Matangeshvara Temple, Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh

Nikhil Bhoyar wrote : The temple of Matangeshwar was built by the Chandela dynasty ruler Chandra Dev in the early 10th century AD. Lord Shiva is considered as the venerated sage Matang and hence the name Matangeswarar. It is one of the oldest temples of Madhya Pradesh.

This temple houses one of the largest Shiva lingams of India. The lingam is eight feet in height and is made up of sparkling yellow limestone . It has the distinction of being one of the largest lingams to be found in the northern part of the country.

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Shivalinga at Matangeshwar Temple, M.P - || Om Namah Shivayah || https://ift.tt/3xJV1bq

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नमामि देवीं नवचन्द्रमौलिं मातङ्गिनीं चन्द्रकलावतंसाम् ।

आम्नाय वाक्यैः प्रतिपादनार्थे प्रबोधयन्तीं शुकमादरेण ॥

पराधिकाशिञ्जितनूपुराभ्यां कृतागमां पदवीं तां पदाभ्याम् ।

आस्फोटयन्तीं करवल्लकीं तां मातङ्गिनीं मद्धृदये भजामि ॥

नीलांश��काबद्धनितम्बबिम्बां नालीदलेनानतकर्णभ��षाम् ।

मध्ये मदाघूर्णित नेत्रपद्मां मातङ्गिनीं शम्भुवधूं नमामि ॥

नीलोत्पलानां श्रियमावहन्तीं काञ्च्या कटाक्षैकशुभां कराणाम् ।

कदम्ब मालाङ्कितकेशपाशां मातङ्गकन्यां हृदिभावयामि

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"For u alone know the Veena inside ur Matangeshwar...... "

... intoxicated u are , by the continuous chattering argument between the Mahashuka atop the Kapala and the SaptaKanya at the four petalled base.... The fine lokik and parlokik conversation between them becomes the string... The ribs that encase the held breath of the supreme yogi are the frets and the Danda is none but His Meru(backbone) ...O Mahadevi!! U alone have the capacity to pluck such a Veena which is discarded by all.... U alone adorn urself with the cursed and refrained Kadamba flower ..and yet remain ever fertile...indeed what has waxed is ur adornment...

For u Saved the beholder of the sugarcane bow..who brings to you an offering of discarded stained cloth..as a sign that he has accomplished his task... Standing at that crossroad u were the one who accepted the last morsel from sage Matanga and granted him the desire of having U as his Child...Oh! Madashaalini...u uself gave away the rules of the Veda and u urself manifest as A-Veda...

""""For it is in ur embrace the discarded Mang(beggar) became Matangeshwar.... Oh! The one who entertains only leftovers...

I know I am the perfect offering to u as I am the best Uchhistha-for i am leftover with "ME"--Oh! Sri Ucchistha Maatangi"""

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****Last lines converted into a Braj Bhasha pada****"

A sacred leftover from the just ended GuptNavaratre

© Himanshu Srivastava\angi

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Matangeshvara Temple ~ Saturday Special ~ Mana Voice

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See The Mysterious Growing Shivling In Matangeshwar Mandir

Do you know about the mysterious ever-growing Shivling? If still, the answer is no, then you have missed something amazing. Matangeshwar Mandir in Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh built in the 9th century have an alive shivling. The fact that it grows approximately 1 inch every year is counted as an unbelievable miracle by the visitors to the mandir. This shivling is 9 ft tall above the ground in present. The tourism department and temple priests measure it every year on Kartik Purnima and it is believed to grow above and below the ground level symmetrically. Next time you visit Khajuraho, don't forget to pay a visit to see this yourself. Read the full article

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Khajuraho Matangeshwar Temple - AK Tour and Tourism

Are you visiting the Matangeshwar Temple in Khajuraho? Visit this ancient marvel with AK Tour and Tourism for an unforgettable cultural experience. Explore intricate carvings, rich history, and serene surroundings. Book your tour today!

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Visitas turísticas en Khajuraho

Khajuraho es famoso por el "Grupo de monumentos". Hay muchos lugares para visitar en Khajuraho son el templo Kandariya Mahadeva, el templo Lakshmana, el templo Matangeshwar, el templo Adinath, el templo Javari y el Parque Nacional Panna.

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Famous Monuments In Khajuraho - Khajuraho Tourism

Khajuraho Tourism –

The Khajuraho Group of Monuments is a group of Hindu and Jain temples in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, India, about 175 kilometres (109 mi) southeast of Jhansi. They are one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India. The temples are famous for their nagara-style architectural symbolism and their erotic sculptures. Most Khajuraho temples were built between 950 and 1050 by the Chandela dynasty. Historical records note that the Khajuraho temple site had 85 temples by the 12th century, spread over 20 square kilometers Of these, only about 25 temples have survived, spread over 6 square kilometers. Of the various surviving temples, the Kandariya Mahadeva Temple is decorated with a profusion of sculptures with intricate details, symbolism and expressiveness of ancient Indian art. The Khajuraho group of temples were built together but were dedicated to two religions, Hinduism and Jainism, suggesting a tradition of acceptance and respect for diverse religious views among Hindus and Jains in the region

KHAJURAHO HISTORY -

The Hindu and Jain temple complex at Khajuraho in central India has become a major tourist site for Indians and International tourist. Built nearly a thousand years ago, but abandoned two centuries later, Khajuraho remained a minor pilgrimage site into the present century. The Khajuraho temples include thousands of sexual relief carvings, much publicized throughout India. Khajuraho temples were built during the Chandela period, a dynasty which survived for five centuries before falling to the onslaught of Islam. The history tells us that in the ancient India, the kings did not sponsor directly the making of rock-cut caves, stupas or temples. None of the stupas have sculptures of the Kings and rulers of those times. But with the arrival of the medieval period, rulers began to patronize personally the making of temples. 

The personal attention of the ruler led to the making of the larger temples, especially from the 10th or 11th century onwards, under the Cholas in south India. Similarly changes were seen under the rule of the Chandela in the central India. Chandela dynasty was well established and there was peace and prosperity in 10th and 11th century. Art and culture flourished there as the kings were great patrons of poetry and theatre. The symbol of their cultural achievements was at their capital city of Khajuraho, where between the 10th and 12th centuries, one of the most splendid temple cities in the history of the world was created. There were originally 85 temples were created out of which only 22 are remain today. The first king who started construction in Khajuraho was Harsh who built the 64 Yogini Temples.

 Places To Visit In Khajuraho 

Kandariya Mahadev Temple- Kandariya Mahadev Temple This is without any doubt the largest and most magnificent temple in Khajuraho. The elegant proportions of this building and its sculptural detailing are the most refined examples of this artistice heritage of central India. Kandariya Mahadev shares its high platform with the small Mahadev shrine and the medium - sized Devi jagdambi Temple, thereby accentuating its height and grandeur. As far as we know, after the Kandariya Mahaddev temple, the artist of khajuraho never again attempted to build a strcuture so high or ornate. The temple measures about 30 metres in lenght and 20 m width. The temple shikhara rises 35.3 metres in length. 

The temple shikhara rises 35.3 Detres above the ground. from the east side it looks like a huge mountain of stone with a dark cave-like opening set high above the ground. The temple measures about 30 metres in length and cave-like opening Set high above the ground. The name Kandaya Mahadev refers also to Shiva, the ascetic who dwells in a mountain cave, lost in meditation. In profile the pyramidal porch, mandap roofs and conical shikhara looks like a range of mountain staraining upwards till it meets the sky, or shiva. The shikhara of the kandariya Mahadev Temples is borad at the base and in graceful curve grow narrower as it reaches the pinnacle. It is built up of over righty replica shikharas that appear to be clambering up the central tower, giving it bothe force and momnetum on its skyward journey towards divinity. 

Lakshmana Temple - Lakshmana temple, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, was built from 930-950 AD during the reign of King Yasovarman of the Chandella kingdom. It houses a sacred image of Vaikuntha-Vishnu brought from Tibet. Though the temple is one of the oldest in the Khajuraho fields, it is also one of the most exquistely decorated, covered almost completely with images of over 600 gods in the Hindu Pantheon. The main shrine of the temple, which faces east, is flanked by four freestanding subsidiary shrines at the corners of the temple platform. The temple is famous for the explicitely sexual carvings on the southern side of the temple (images 12-13), though these make up only a small fraction of the total.

The lakshman Temple stands like a gaint mountain of stone at the centre, and is unique in khajuraho for its four subsidiary shrines at the four corners of its rectangular platform. Each Subsidairy shrine has a little porch, band of scultpure along the esterior walls. Once gain you must walk in pradakshina around the Lakshman Temple to see the abundance of sculptural masterpieces on its outer walls. Starting on the south side you will see that the exterior temple wall is divided into several bands, the lowest, the adhishthana, is the base of the temple. The Lakshan Temple is the only one with a row of elephants that peep out of the base as if they are carrying the weight of the stone universe on their stable shoulders. Between the elephants are warriors protecting the temple: on the north side one elephant has forsaken his duty and naughtily gazes at s couple making love. Above the elephants, the moulded adhishthana has flower and leaf motifs, a narrow panel depicting court life and erotic scenes.

Matangeshwar Temple- Matangeshwar Temple is a ninth century temple and a famous temple in Madhya Pradesh. Chandra Dev of the Chandela dynasty built the temple. The king was a devotee of lord Shiva. Lord Shiva is considered as the venerated sage Matang and that’s how the name of the Shiva Lingam was Matangeswarar. 

The Matangeshwar Temple is a larger-scale version of the Brahma Temple in terms of plan and design. It has a square plan. Also known as Mrityunjaya Mahadeo Temple, the exterior and interior of this temple is not decorated with sculptures like other Khajuraho Temples but the ceiling is overlapped with sculptures. There is an open air archaeological museum to the south of the temple that has a vast collection of statues and friezes. 

Adinath Temple – The Adinatha Temple, standing immediately to the north of the Parsvanath, is an important constituent of the Jain group of Khajuraho temples. It is a temple without ambulatory, of which only the sanctum and vestibule have survived with their roofs. Its ‘mandapa’ and entrance porch are lost and replaced by a modern entrance chamber, made of lime-plastered masonry, showing arched doorways, which is quite incongruous with the original structure 

The temple is 'sapta-ratha' on plan as well as in elevation with mono-spired 'sikhara' of graceful outline. In the elegance of sculptural style as well as in general plan and design, this temple , dedicated to first Jain Tirthankara, Adinath, bears the closest kinship to the Vamana Temple.The smartness of her body and te restlessness of her feet, the vigorous, dynamic movement all have been so aptly carved out. 

Ajaigarh Fort – Jaigarh and Kalinjar are two forts located at 80 kms and 100 kms respectively from Khajuraho. Ajaigarh is located in the Panna district and Kalinjar fort in the border between Uttar Pradesh and M.P. Ajaigarh Fort originally had five gates, but now has two gates, two temples and two rock-cut tanks inside it. Three ruined Jain temples built in Khajuraho style also have been traced in Ajaigarh fort. 

There is plenty to explore in the fort, which makes it a treat for history lovers. Ajaigarh Fort originally had five gates, but now only two gates are survived. There are two temples and two rock-cut tanks present inside the fort. These tanks have been named as Ganga and Yamuna. Close to it is a ruined Chandela temple, dedicated to Raja Parmardi deva. Three ruined Jain temples built in Khajuraho style have been traced here. The fort walls have been constructed with large, dressed, stones and no visible mortar. 

Jain Museum - Jain Museum is a complex dedicated to the preservation and display of Jain sculptures. It was opened for display in the year 1987. It is located within the premises of the Jain Temple. The circular building of the museum is also known as Sahu Shantiprasad Jain Kala Sangrahalaya among the locals. 

Khajuraho has three museums in the vicinity of the temples in Khajuraho. A.S.I maintains the arcaeological museum near the Matangeshwar temple in the western group of temples, Adivart Tribal and Folk Art Museum is in the Chandela Cultural Complex and Sahu Shantiprasad Jain Kala Sangrahalaya is near the eastern group of temples. Dhubela Museum is on the Jhansi - Khajuraho road and houses artefacts related to Bundela Dynasty.

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4 Marvelous Places To Visit In Madhya Pradesh For All History Buffs!

In the heart of India resides a spectacular state which is an integral part of the glorious history and culture of the country. Madhya Pradesh is the state which is located in central India and is bestowed with historical places, vibrant culture, diverse wildlife, stunning temples, and picturesque landscapes. The state has it all and is perfect for all kinds of travelers. From Sanchi Stupa in Bhopal to Rajwada in Indore, Madhya Pradesh will take you back to the ancient history of India and will make your vacation memorable for sure. Another eminent part of this state is its traditional food that you must try on your vacation. Madhya Pradesh’s impeccable cities have a lot which one can explore and it may take days to do that.

There are many magnificent places that you can visit in this state and which Madhya Pradesh Tourism boasts of. Famed for its caves, forts, and topography, this state will make you extend your vacation as it has many tourist attractions which are quite alluring and you can’t resist them. To help you visit the best ones here is a handy list which you must check out before heading out on your next vacation.

1. Sanchi Stupa 

One of the best places to visit in Madhya Pradesh is Sanchi Stupa which is located near the capital city Bhopal. The grand Stupa in Sanchi is not only the oldest stone structure but also an eminent monument of Indian architecture. The Stupa is built on the relics of Lord Buddha and was commissioned by the great Indian ruler Ashoka in the 2nd century. Sanchi Stupa is also one of the prime destinations visited by tourists from all around the world.

2. Rajwada

Built 2 centuries ago by the Holkar of the Maratha Empire, Rajwada is an important tourist attraction in Indore. To witness the marvelous architecture of the Maratha empire you should visit this historical place. Rajwada is the depiction of Maratha architecture style. This place is a paragon of Indo-Saracenic architecture and is a seven-storied structure with a lush green garden which will surely leave you in awe!

3. Ralamandal

All the wildlife enthusiasts should visit this place located in Indore. Ralamandal is a wildlife sanctuary which is quite famous among travelers. You can witness the exotic wildlife of Madhya Pradesh at this sanctuary. You can spot a leopard or a black buch here. You can also find plant species like eucalyptus and babul here. Go relax amidst nature and soak in some calm at this serene sanctuary.

4. Western Group Of Temples

One of the well-known UNESCO world heritage sites in India is the Khajuraho group of temples located in Chhatarpur. This group is a mix of Jain and Hindu temples which reflect beauty and charm. These temples were built by the Chandela Dynasty between 950 to 1050. Some of the famous temples that you should visit are Varaha Temple, Lakshmana Temple, Kandariya Mahadeo Temple, Chitragupta Temple, Chausath Yogini Temple, and  Matangeshwar Temple. 

This handy list of places that you should visit to witness the best of Madhya Pradesh tourism has all the details that you may require on your vacation. To have an encounter with the rich history and culture of India you should visit Madhya Pradesh once in your life for sure. 

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See The Mysterious Growing Shivling In Matangeshwar Mandir

Do you know about the mysterious ever-growing Shivling? If still, the answer is no, then you have missed something amazing. Matangeshwar Mandir in Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh built in the 9th century have an alive shivling. The fact that it grows approximately 1 inch every year is counted as an unbelievable miracle by the visitors to the mandir. This shivling is 9 ft tall above the ground in present. The tourism department and temple priests measure it every year on Kartik Purnima and it is believed to grow above and below the ground level symmetrically. Next time you visit Khajuraho, don't forget to pay a visit to see this yourself. Read the full article