Bhopal Tour Packages

Ans: Bhopal is also called the “City of Lakes” is located in the central part of India and is the capital city of Madhya Pradesh. The city was founded by Raja Bhoj and has numerous natural and artificial lakes, which make it one of the greenest cities of India.

Ans: Bhopal is famous for its natural and artificial lakes. Asia's largest mosque Taj ul Masajid is situated in Bhopal. Major tourist attractions are Lake View, DB city, Taj Ul Masajid, Van Vihar National Park, Sanchi Stupa, Manuabhan Tekri, Regional Science Centre and Shaurya Smarak.

Ans: Tourists can reach Bhopal by air, rail and by road.

• By Air - Bhopal has an Airport known as Raja Bhoj International Airport which is around 15km away from the main city and is well connected with other cities.
• By Train - Bhopal Railway Junction is connected to other famous cities of India and it is located at Delhi- Chennai main line.
• By Road-Bhopal is well connected by road to other cities. Sanchi is approx. 50 Kms from Bhopal, Pachmarhi is around 210 Kms, Indore at 200 Kms, Ujjain at approx. 195 Kms etc.

Ans: Bhopal is known as The City of Lakes for its various natural and artificial lakes.

Ans: Bhopal boasts of its rich culture and it is a paradise for shopaholics. The vibrant markets of Bhopal are full of exquisite and authentic items. The famous place for shopping in Bhopal is Chowk Bazaar. This market is known for Silver Jewellery, handloom clothes, velvet purse, traditional artwork, embroidered cushions, footwear, antiques, handcrafted Maheshwari sarees, etc.

Ans:Bhopal is an exquisite blend of contemporary and traditional. The capital city of Madhya Pradesh comprises some of the marvelous edifices and is sprawling with the popular attractions. Some of the recommended sightseeing places of Bhopal are as follows:

Van Vihar National Park- Located at the heart of the city, this national park is managed as a modern zoological park, where animals are kept in their natural habitat & it allows easy access to the visitors through a road passing through the park.

Upper Lake- The oldest manmade lake in the country, Upper Lake is also known as Bada Talaab or the big lake.

Archaeological Museum- The museum has many exhibits that present an impressive collection of sculptures. It is also one of the most beautiful specimens of architecture in Bhopal.

The Birla Museum- This museum is home to some very old and interesting sculptures.

Taj-Ul-Masjid- One of the largest mosques in the country having a stunning and elegant architecture.

Ans: Bhopal is adorned with many popular tourist places and is located in the vicinity of several other sightseeing places. Some of the famous places to visit near Bhopal are:

• Bhojpur Temple
• Bhimbetka
• Sanchi
• Vidisha
• Pachmarhi

Ans: Bhopal has been ruled by Hindus & Muslims and the fusion of these two cultures has trickled down into its cuisine as well. From the staple street food of Poha jalebi, exquisite vegetarian thalis to non-vegetarian delicacies like Bhopali Gosht Korma, Murgh Nizami etc.

Ans: Hindi is the common language of Bhopal, followed by English.

Ans: October to March is the best time to visit Bhopal.

Ans: Diwali, Ramnavami, Ijtima and Navaratri are some of the festivals which are celebrated with pomp and gaiety.

Ans: One can find 3 star to 5 star accommodation in Bhopal, budget hotels are also available in the city. Some of the recommended hotels in Bhopal are Courtyard by Marriott, Jehan Numa Palace, Hotel Noor-Us Sabah Palace, Hotel Lake View Ashok etc.

Ans: Sanchi is 46 kms from Bhopal, it is a beautiful place which houses the most well-preserved Buddhist stupas.