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essay on madhya pradesh tourism

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Answered by allyayush
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Madhya Pradesh is a nature lover's paradise. The state is endowed with numerous wild life sanctuaries, parks, gardens and lakes. One of the most captivating sites to visit in Madhya Pradesh is the Van Vihar National Park, a safe home for white tigers. There are jungle safaris, which are arranged for the visitors sometime during the afternoon when these rare creatures come to the edge for evening meal. The zoo also houses tigers, lions, leopards and Himalayan bears. The Madhav National Park is the home to a wide variety of deer, chinkara, blue bull, black buck, barking deer and four-horned antelope. Also seen in the park are wild dog and sloth bear. Peacocks are also seen in large numbers. In the nearby Karera Bird sanctuary is to be found the Great Indian Bustard, an endangered species that has been rescued by sensitive conservation. Ranging from the low hills of Hoshangabad district and rising into the Mahadeo Hills at PachmarhiBetuland Chhindwara, the forests explode into liveliness at Kanha, one of the best wildlife sanctuaries in the world. 

The Kanha National Park and its sister sanctuary, Bandhavgarh have grassy meadows, which are home for the deers. Kanha is also a haven for the unique species of twelve-horned swamp deer, the only swamp deer which has adapted to dwelling on hard ground. Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh stretches along the shores of two artificial lakes which are the Upper Lake and Lower Lake. Madhya Pradesh Tourism's Boat Club on the Upper Lake provides services for thrilling trips by sail, paddle and motor boats. Indore in Madhya Pradesh has a beautiful park with a mini zoo. Visitors can enjoy elephant, camel, and pony rides, goat carts and buggy rides in the evenings. Waterfalls in Madhya Pradesh are also a major attraction for the nature lovers. The Bee Falls Pachmarhi is one of the important falls and the sight that one has of the place from Sunset point is one that is to be cherished for a long time. The sheer power and grandeur of the Chitrakoot Falls on the Indravati River in Bastar will woo over the traveller's hearts. In the Kanger Valley is India's largest national biosphere reserve, in which nature has been left totally undisturbed by man. Tirathgarh Falls decorate the hills with an eight hundred and twenty feet lace of froth. The skilfully laid garden in Orchha in Madhya Pradesh, the Phool Bagh bears evidence to the highly refined aesthetic prudence of the Bundelas, who were the rulers of this small place in Madhya Pradesh. 
Answered by palakchaudharyindia
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MADHYA PRADESH is often called the heart of India . It is a state present in central India . The state was formed on 1st November 1956 . IT bordered by uttar pradesh to the northeast chhattisgarh to the southeast , maharashtra to the south gujarat to the west , and rajasthan to the northwest . the capital city of madhya pradesh is official language of the state is hindi . the total geographical area of the state is 3,08,245, sq, km Animals found in the state includes tiger , chital chinkara sambar , sloth bear four horned antelope etc important tree species of the state includes sal , babul khair , bel , banyan etc the state of madhya pradesh can be termed as a cultural museum of India some of the important folk dances of madhya pradesh includes karma jawara , tertail , lehangi yadav dance etc music of the state includes folk and tribal music . pai songs are sung , accompanied by the saira dance , during rainy season

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