Caves of Madhya Pradesh

Bhimbetka Caves * Bhimbetka caves of Madhya Pradesh, located 46 km south of Bhopal, is a valuable repository that acts like a sentinel to the prehistoric art and architecture of India. In fact, these caves claim a distinction as the largest treasure house of prehistoric art in the country

Bhartrihari Caves * Bhartrihari caves of Madhya Pradesh stand proudly on the bank of the Shipra River, near the revered Gadkalika Temple of Ujjain. Named after the famous sage 'Bhatrihari', the caves stand as testimony to the traditional wealth of India.

Udaigiri Caves * The spurts of creative outpourings of the Guptas were legendary and served as the hallmark of the dynasty. If you want to have a rich glimpse of the architectural legerdemain of the Guptas, just check out the Udaigiri Caves of Madhya Pradesh.

Bagh Caves * Bagh Caves of Madhya Pradesh are counted amongst the finest specimens of Buddhist art and architecture in India. Located 50 km west of Mandu, this cluster of five caves falls on the road between Indore and Vadodara. The word 'cave' is incongruous, as these cave sanctuaries have not been naturally formed.

Pandav Caves * An important tourist landmark in Panchmarhi, Pandav Caves lend their name to this picturesque hill resort of Madhya Pradesh. According to local legends and popular beliefs, the five Pandav brothers of the Mahabharata, along with their wife 'Draupadi', spent a part of their exile here.