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Jama Masjid

Constructed during the period of Quidisiya Begum, Jama Masjid is a revered shrine and popular tourist destination in the city of Bhopal. It is officially known as Taj-ul-Masajid, which translates to "Crown Among Mosques". The magnificent architecture of Jama Masjid boasts of classic Islamic architecture with its beautiful shrine and two tall minarets. It is the largest mosque in the country and is counted among the largest in the continent as well. The charm and religious significance of Jama Masjid attract devotees from all over Bhopal as well as from far off places. The mosque is spread over a large area and its simple and charming design can be spotted from far away. It is made out of red stones and has two minarets flanking the main structure. The entire surface of Jama Masjid is embellished with careful carvings and ornamental windows, with the three marble domes standing out against the contrast of the blue sky. Inside the complex, a small pond and the royal market area is present as well. A symbol of all that is spiritual and divine, Taj - ul - Masajid is a wonderful experience. Read More

Inaugurated in 2000, Kanha Fun City Water Park is probably the most popular water park in Bhopal. Buzzing with activity all through the season, the park has an array of thrilling water rides, tube slides, roller coasters, rain dance, aqua disco arrangements etc.

Known as the 'City of Lakes', Bhopal has a great fusion of picturesque beauty, modernity, and classic architecture. It has two most beautiful lakes namely, Upper Lake and Lower Lake. The Lower Lake is also known as Chhota Talab. The two lakes are separated by an over-bridge called Lower Lake Bridge or Pul Pukhta. The lake was built in 1794 to commemorate the beauty of the city. The construction took place under Chote Khan, a minister of Nawab Hayat Muhammad Khan Bahadur. Lower Lake, in particular, is tranquil, peaceful, and charming and is set amidst majestic hills. The Lower Lake has no source of freshwater hence it receives seepage from Upper Lake. Along with Upper Lake, it makes up the Bhoj Wetland. The lakes represent serenity yet suffers pollution from the sewage. The Government is taking steps to resolve the pollution problem of the lake. Read More

Madhai is a quaint town located in the state of Madhya Pradesh. Madhai is serene and peaceful because of which this place becomes an ideal holiday destination to get away from the pell mell of the city. The place is rich in biodiversity and the lush greenery that wraps the whole place is mesmerizing. This is an ideal place to unwind and spend some quality time with your loved ones. Madhai is also a treat for nature lovers as the myriad variety of flora and fauna that is found here will leave you enchanted. The people who are inhabitants of Madhai are very friendly and welcomes everyone with open arms. Read More

Moti Masjid is one of the many mosques located in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Even though the mosque is relatively smaller in size as compared to the other exquisite and historical monuments that stand majestically in the 'city of mosques', the Moti Masjid is of equal importance. This famous historic landmark was built by Sikander Jehan Begum of Bhopal, daughter of Qudusiya Begum, in the year 1860. Sikander Begum was an unconventional woman who abolished slavery and set up the trend of the progressive woman in the entire city. Popularly known as the Pearl Mosque, the mosque is located in the heart of the city and represents the rich history of the Bhopal Begums in India. The architecture of the Moti Masjid in Bhopal has a striking resemblance to the architecture of the Jama Masjid in Delhi, except for the size. The Moti Masjid features a white marble facade with two small cupolas on the top. The two dark red towers on either side of the primary structure of the mosque are equally beautiful and fascinating. The easy accessibility of the Moti Masjid through both local and private transport makes this place a popular attraction that tourists love to visit. The mosque is best visited in the early morning hours when there are fewer people here, and one can pray in silence and peace. A typical visit to the Moti Masjid lasts for about an hour or so, and the excursion can be coupled with a visit to nearby attractions like Shaukat Mahal, Van Vihar National Park, Lower Lake or Birla Museum. Read More

Situated in the heart of Bhopal, New Market is one of the most buzzing places in the city. It is like heaven on earth for all the shopaholics out there as it houses a wide variety of shops. The vegetable market alongside a huge temple and a mosque make this market a perfect place to be explored. After getting tired from all the shopping, tourists can also try out some delicacies at Hakeem, a great hotel offering some real Mughlai taste. The spirit of the market is worth experiencing with all the bookshops, clothing shops utensils shops and vegetable shops surrounding it. The market is famous for its accessories, footwear, and apparels. It is situated at a distance of 3 km from the city centre on the southern side of the upper and lower lakes, making it one of the most important commercial areas in the city. This shopping spot is one of the most interesting places to go on a shopping spree. The best part about the New Market is that the shops here offer products at reasonable prices without spoiling the shopper's budget. It is definitely worth a visit if you are planning a trip to Bhopal. Read More

People’s Mall Water Park

People's Mall Water Park, as the name suggest is a water park in the premises of People's Mall in Bhopal. Besides, the immaculately clean water park with several slides, the mall also has an amusement park with life size replicas of famous monuments from around the world.

Raisen Fort is a substantial historical edifice placed atop a hill enthralling a vast water reservoir, palaces and a few temples within the fort. Located in the city of Bhopal, the 800-year-old fort has nine gateways, fortifications, domes and the remains of several buildings from the early medieval period. It's now an abode to hundreds of bats. Raisen fort is also a shrine of a Muslim saint Hazrat Peer Fatehullah Shah Baba. It is believed that the shrine can fulfil the desires of the pilgrims. Until the 16th century, the fort was under the hegemony of the Rajputs and other Hindu rulers. Although the nawabs of Bhopal initially captured the fort, it is presently under the custody of ASI. The magnificent fort stands on an outlier of a rock which has a massive stone wall pierced with nine gateways. It drowns in a wilderness and a thick undergrowth of vegetation and wild long grass. Adorned with a large courtyard and a beautiful pool in the middle, the origin of the Raisen fort dates back to the 1200 AD. With four palaces (Badal Mahal, Rohini Mahal, Itradaan Mahal & Hawa Mahal) within its boundaries, the mighty fort also houses a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The doors of the temple open every year on the occasion of Shivratri. The pilgrims who visit the temple on other days tie a piece of cloth on the grill gate for the fulfilment of their wishes. Raisen fort also abounds rock shelters with paintings created by the cave dwellers. Read More

Rani Kamlapati Palace is the commemoration of the glorious past of Bhopal. The residence of Rani Kamlapati is a historical palace situated at the heart of the Kamla park. Queen Kamlapati was the wife of a Hindu Gond Tribe warlord - Nawal Shah. Bhopal was the territory of Gond tribes who owned the palace overlooking the Upper Lake and Lower Lake. Raja Bhoj built the palace over the massive wall of the dam separating the two lakes. Rani Kamlapati Palace is a secular architecture of the 18th century built of Lakhauri bricks, cusped arches over crumpled pillars. The merlons are shaped as water lotuses honouring the name of the Queen. According to the history of the palace, queen kamlapati committed suicide by jumping into the lake in 1723. Facing the west of the palace lies the remains of the Fatehgarh Fort built by Sardar Dost who took over the palace soon after the queen's demise. This monument is a maze of pillars and long stairs with lunging arches towards the garden and balconies facing the lakefront. The significant part of the living heritage is now the office for the archaeological survey of India who is its present custodians. Read More

Sair Sapata is a significant entertainment zone, inaugurated on 29 September 2011. The tourism complex is predominantly a play park which is also a good leisure space for adults. Covering an area of 24.56 acres, Sair Sapata offers enjoyable activities like forest hiking, car dashing, zorbing and so on. Boat rides, four kiosks and three viewpoints keep tourists engaged. The complex has attractions that actively encourage tourism, like two acres of children's play area, musical fountain, toy train and a suspension bridge. Situated on the banks of the Bada Talaab (Upper Lake) of Bhopal, the suspension bridge is a significant attraction. Built with RCC deck slabs along the lines of Lachman Jhula, it is believed to be the first pedestrian bridge made this way in India. With a motive to extend tourist facilities, Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation renovated and developed Sair Sapata. Read More