| The historical city of Gwalior is located in Madhya Pradesh, India. Gwalior abounds some of the best and diverse types of tourist destinations like the historic monuments, holy places, palaces, fort and the bazaars. Gwalior itself has countless tourist attractions and during your trip to Gwalior you can visit some of the renowned close by places and also take excursions to nearby tourist destinations. Here are some of the most popular tourist destinations and excursions from the city of Gwalior Pawaya: Pawaya is the ruins of an ancient city which was known as Padmavati. Some of the major tourist attractions at Pawaya are the excavated Pawaya Temple, ancient and unique coins, life-size statue of Chaksha Manibhadra, Doomeshwar Mahadev Temple, Kuno-Palpur Sanctuary, Ghatigaon Sanctuary and Chambal Ghariyal Sanctuary. Datia: This small administrative village of Madhya Pradesh was previously the princely state of Madhya Pradesh during the British Raj. The place was ruled by the Rajputs of the clan Bundela, is a pilgrimage centre which has many famous and ancient temples. This place also has a seven-storied fort which was built by Raja Bir Singh Deo in 1620 AD. Orchha: Known as the ancient capital of the Bundelkhand region. Orchha is located 120 km from Gwalior on the road to Khajuraho. This town is famous for its palaces and temples, built in the 17th and 18th centuries. Orchha is a major tourist attractions and is visited by a large number of visitors for the ancient monuments and places like the Rai Parveen Mahal, Jehangir Mahal, Dinman Hardaul's Palace, Laxmi Mandir Shivpuri: This town was earlier known as Sipri, its routes dates back to the Mughal period. This place was also the summer capital of the Scindhia rulers of Gwalior. Shivpuri is popularly known for its pleasant landscape and several tourist attractions like Madhav Vilas Palace, George Castle, Royal Chhattris and Madhav National Park. |
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