India’s forts are more than just stone and mortar; they are symbols of resistance, strategic brilliance, and cultural pride.

Madhya Pradesh, the heart of Incredible India, is a perfect mix of wildlife and history. In just seven days, you can witness ...

Unlock Gwalior’s history with these top tourist attractions in Gwalior! From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, find the best ...

Here is the list of eight hill forts in India that are known for their rich history and architectural wonders.

The Mehrangarh Fort also plays host ... s tomb at Behat village in Gwalior district, the Khajuraho dance festival is held against the backdrop of the historic temples. Built by the Chandela ...

Jhansi Fort. These forts and palaces embody ... approximately 40 kilometers from Gwalior. Believed to have been built during the 10th and 11th centuries by Kalachuri King Yuvrajdev, the temple serves ...

Sites like the UNESCO World Heritage temples of Khajuraho, Sanchi Stupa, Bhimbetka caves, Gwalior Fort, and the historic towns of Mandu, Chanderi, and Burhanpur are testaments to the state’s rich ...

From the iconic Khajuraho Temples to the serene Sanchi Stupa and the majestic Gwalior Fort, Madhya Pradesh is a treasure trove of history, culture, and eco-tourism. Whether you’re exploring the ...

Akbar’s Fort in Allahabad where Emperor Shah Alam II was imprisoned ... and here she built Veni Madhav Temple. She also built Gwalior Kothi, her palace in Prayagraj. On February 9, 1836, Scindia ...

Gwalior Fort itself served as a place to imprison political opponents ... Built by the Kachchhapaghata dynasty, the temple is in the form of a series of concentric circles, a pattern that was unique ...

“The act was inspired by a semi-erotic montage on one of the columns in the Saas-Bahu temple at the Gwalior Fort. The act of tangling and untangling represented the desire to be in a communal ...

“It signifies the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil and sees millions of lamps lit at homes, temples ... Guru Hargobind Ji from the Gwalior Fort in India in the 17th century.