Ranked No.1 Domestic Tour
Operator by Ministry of Tourism15600 /- (Onwards per person)
- Tour Code : BP-01
- 4 DAYS / 3 NIGHTS
- States : MADHYA PRADESH
- Places Covered : Bhopal, Sanchi, Gohar Mahal, Shaukat Mahal, Bharat Bhavan, Mankind Museum, Gyaraspur, Maladevi temple, Hindola Torna, Bajramath, Bhojpur Temple, Bhimbetka.
- Note :
BHOPAL - SANCHI - GYARASPUR - BHIMBETKA - BHOPAL (BP-01)
Terms & Conditions
- Above rates are subject to availability Cancellation Policy:
- Within 15 days of Arrival Date/ No Show: No Refund
- However following deductions would be levied:
- 15 Days to 30 Days prior to Arrival - 50% of the total package cost.
- 30 Days & More- No Deductions would be levied.
- Room category in all packages are the base category rooms
- In case we are not able to provide the same hotels / room category as mentioned, then
- We shall provide similar alternate hotels / room category, change in the cost if any will be advised.
Above given rates are not applicable in any festive period or long weekend like Dussehra, Diwali, Christmas, New Year, etc.
Tip: Guide recommended for Bhimbetka
Pick up from Bhopal Airport / Railway station. Transfer to Hotel. Check in to the Hotel & relax. Later proceed to visit Local Bhopal Sightseeing. Visit Gohar Mahal, Shaukat Mahal, Bharat Bhavan, Mankind Museum and Tribal Museum.
Night stay in Bhopal.
Note: Bharat Bhawan, Tribal Museum and Mankind Museum remain closed on Mondays.
After breakfast, proceed to Sanchi. Visit Sanchi Stupas (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and Udaigiri Caves. Later proceed to Gyaraspur and Visit Maladevi, Hindola torna and Bajramath Temple. Later You will come back to Bhopal in the evening. Overnight stay at Bhopal.
Tip: Guide recommended for Sanchi.
Guests can do early morning Bhopal Heritage walk with Guide with an Extra Cost.
After breakfast, proceed to Bhimbetka. Visit Bhimbetka (UNESCO World Heritage Site). On the way, we will stop over to see Bhojpur temple. You will come back to Bhopal. Evening Spend time at Upper Bhopal Lake. Overnight stay at Bhopal Hotel.
Tip: Guide recommended for Bhimbetka
After Breakfast, proceed to Bhopal Airport/Railway Station for your onward Journey
Rates Valid till 31st March 2026
*Below rates are on per person on sharing basis (Net Net)
|
VEHICLE USED |
PER PERSON RATE |
Tourist Package |
Value Package |
Comfort Package |
|
SEDAN |
2 PAX |
19800 |
21000 |
27000 |
|
ERTIGA/SIMILAR |
4 PAX |
16800 |
18000 |
24600 |
|
CRYSTA |
4 PAX |
18000 |
19200 |
25800 |
|
CRYSTA |
6 PAX |
15600 |
16800 |
23000 |
|
TEMPO TRAVELLER |
8 PAX |
16200 |
18000 |
24000 |
|
EXTRA PERSON |
ABOVE 5 YRS |
4200 |
5400 |
7800 |
SUPPLEMENT COST: (SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY)
- Guide Can be provided at Bhopal, Sanchi and Bhimbetka at extra cost
- Bhopal Heritage walk Guide Cost Rs. 4000 (Up to 6 Person)
- Bhimbetka Guide Cost Rs. 2500
- Sanchi Guide Cost Rs. 2500
Package includes
- Accommodation at all places on twin sharing basis
- Meal as per mentioned with Hotels
- All transfers and excursions as per itinerary by respective car as mentioned above
Package excludes
- 5% GST EXTRA
- Room service
- Telephone calls and laundry
- Any portage at airports and hotels, tips, insurance, wine mineral water, telephone charges, guide charges, boating charges, entrance fees and all items of personal nature
- Any service not specified in inclusions
Bhopal
Bhopal is a city in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It's one of India’s greenest cities. There are two main lakes, the Upper Lake and the Lower Lake. On the banks of the Upper Lake is Van Vihar National Park, home to tigers, lions and leopards. The State Museum has fossils, paintings and rare Jain sculptures. Taj-ul-Masjid is one of Asia’s largest mosques, with white domes, minarets and a huge courtyard.
Sanchi
Sanchi is an ancient Buddhist heritage site located near Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh, India, known for the Sanchi Great Stupa, an iconic 3rd-century BCE monument built by Emperor Ashoka, along with other stupas, Ashoka pillars, temples, and monasteries that collectively document the history of Buddhism from the 3rd century BCE to the 12th century CE.
Gohar Mahal
Gohar Mahal is a historic palace in Bhopal, India, built in 1820 by Qudisiya Begum, the first female ruler of the region. Located on the banks of the Upper Lake, it is a significant landmark symbolizing the city's rich past and features a mix of Hindu and Mughal architectural styles. Today, it serves as a venue for cultural exhibitions and traditional crafts, offering visitors a glimpse into Bhopal's history and architecture.
Shaukat Mahal
Shaukat Mahal was constructed in the 1830s as a wedding gift for Sikander Jehan Begum, the first full-fledged female ruler of Bhopal. It is an integral part of the famous royal quadrangle of Bhopal around the Iqbal Maidan, earlier known as Khirniwala Maidan.
Bharat Bhavan
Bharat Bhavan is an autonomous multi-arts complex and museum in Bhopal, India, established and funded by the Government of Madhya Pradesh. The architect of the Bharat Bhavan is Charles Correa.
Mankind Museum
This is an anthropology museum. IGRMS sprawls over 200 acres on the Shamla Hills by the Upper Lake and displays humanity's journey through time and space.
Gyaraspur
Gyaraspur was of considerable importance in medieval India. The place has several ruins of several old Hindu, Jain and Buddhist places of worship. These include Maladevi Temple, Hindola Torna and the Bajramath Surya Temple.
Maladevi Temple
The Maladevi Temple is not in Bhopal, but rather in the village of Gyaraspur, about 35 km from Vidisha and roughly 100 km from Bhopal. It is a 9th-10th century partially rock-cut, partially structural temple built by the Partihara kings. The temple is known for its location on a cliff edge, its intricate carvings, and its status as a protected monument by the Archaeological Survey of India.
Hindola Torna
The Hindola Torana is not in or near Bhopal, but is a beautiful, freestanding 10th-century gateway located in Gyaraspur, Madhya Pradesh. It was once the entrance to a Vishnu temple, and its inclined pillars, richly carved with Hindu deities like Vishnu's incarnations (Dashavatara), give it the name Hindola, meaning "swing". The site is easily reachable by road from Vidisha or Bhopal, about 100 km from Bhopal.
Bajramath Temple
The Bajramath Temple is located in Gyaraspur, near Vidisha, and is NOT in Bhopal. This 10th-century site was originally a Hindu monastery dedicated to Shaivism, Vishnu, Brahma, and Ganesh, featuring elaborate carvings of gods and mythological scenes. It was later converted into a Jain temple, now housing Tirthankar idols within its three sanctums.
