Day 01: Jabalpur Arrival: Welcome to The Cultural Capital of Madhya Pradesh, On arrival check in at Hotel. Visit Marble Rocks: Take a boat ride (preferably during a full moon night for a magical experience) through the serene gorge , Dhuandhar Falls: A short distance from the marble rocks, the Narmada River plunges down with great force. Stay at Jabalpur.

Day 02: Jabalpur – Bandhavgarh (171 KM) : After breakfast proceed to Bandhavgarh National Park – For wildlife enthusiasts and photographers, it’s considered one of the best places in the world to see a tiger in its natural habitat. On arrival relax at resort. Stay at Bandhavgarh.

Day 03: Bandhavgarh Safari and Kanha: Early morning proceed to Jungle Safari in Open Gypsy – It is highly recommended to book your safari permits well in advance, as they are limited and sell out quickly, especially during peak season. Later back to resort After breakfast proceed to Kanha National Park (215 KM) It holds a significant place in the world of conservation and tourism for several reasons. On arrival check in at hotel. Stay at Kanha.

Day 04: Kanha Safari: Early morning proceed to Jungle Safari in Open Gypsy – It is highly recommended to book your safari permits well in advance, as they are limited and sell out quickly, especially during peak season, After safari back to Resort and Have Breakfast. Later proceed to Panchmarhi (330 KM), a serene and picturesque hill station, often called the “Queen of Satpura.”, Late evening arrival at Resort. Check in and Stay at Panchmarhi.

Day 05: Panchamrhi Local Sightseeing: After breakfast proceed sightseeing like Jata Shankar Caves: A natural cave that holds great religious significance. The cave’s unique rock formations resemble Lord Shiva’s matted hair Pandava Caves: A group of five ancient rock-cut caves that give Pachmarhi its name. Gupt Mahadev: A narrow, hidden cave shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva Dhoopgarh: The highest point in the entire Satpura Range Handi Khoh: A dramatic, 300-foot-deep ravine with a sheer cliff face Bee Falls (Jamuna Prapat): This is the most popular and scenic waterfall. Pachmarhi Lake: A man-made lake located in the town, Stay at Panchamarhi.

Day 06: Panchmarhi – Bhopal : After breakfast proceed to Bhopal – Capital city of State (171 KM), Enroute visit Bhimbetka Rock Shelters : Another UNESCO World Heritage Site, these caves contain some of the oldest prehistoric cave paintings in India, dating back to the Paleolithic and Mesolithic periods. In the evening visit Upper Lake (Bhojtal): The largest lake in Bhopal, believed to have been built by King Bhoj in the 11th century, Lower Lake (Chota Talab): Situated near the Upper Lake, this smaller lake is connected by a bridge Stay at Bhopal.

Day 07: Bhopal – Sanchi and Departure: After breakfast proceed to Sanchi Stupa : (48 KM) A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of India’s most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites. The Great Stupa, built by Emperor Ashoka, is an architectural marvel. After sightseeing proceed to Airport / Railway Station, Tour Ends with Happy Memories.