5 must visit temples in Madhya Pradesh!

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Madhya Pradesh: The heart of India! A heart that is full of history, culture and spirituality. Madhya Pradesh is basically a summary of what India is all about. A perfect blend of modernity and tradition.
So, get set on a spiritual journey to the sacred heart of India. Don’t know where to start? Let us help you with that!

Omkareshwar: Located on the bank of river Narmada, Omkareshwar temple houses the a part of the fourth sacred Jyotirlinga of Lord Shiva. The remarkable thing about Omkareshwar island is in the shape of the “OM”, a reason why the place is popular among the Hindus. The main highlight of the temple is its Shayan Aarti and the Narmada river flowing by makes the view picture perfect.

Sanchi: Sanchi is a place with great historical importance. It serves as home to the Great Stupa, built by Emperor Asoka. It is believed to be one of the oldest stone structures in India and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For people who love knowing about Buddhism and India’s past, this place is bound to be heavenly, being one of the finest destinations in the country.

Khajurao: Declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site also, Khajuraho is one of the most important tourist destinations in the state of Madhya Pradesh. Its temples feature Nagara-style architecture and its walls are lined with sculptures portraying everyday life, mythological stories, symbolic values and erotic themes. Of these, the Kandariya Mahadev Temple is the largest, most ornate and the best-preserved medieval temple. 

Orchha: A small hamlet of beautiful and articulate structures, Orchha is a reminiscence of the Bundela Era. Not only is the architecture spectacular, but so is the view of neighbouring temples that surround it. The temples themselves are inherent with beauty and magic. The walls display countless carvings and rich designs making the visit worthwhile. 

Amarkantak:  Often known as the ‘Teerthraj’ or ‘the king of pilgrimages.’ It is also revered for being the source of the holy Narmada, the Son and the Johila rivers where a number of temples rise amidst the breath-taking beauty of the hills. Of these, the stone temples at Narmada Udgam are considered to be the holiest and make for a beautiful picnic spot as well.

So now that you have a list of places you need to visit, just pack your bags and book a flight to Indore with GoAir.

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