Madya Pradesh 7N8D Trip - Gwalior 2N - Orcha 2N - Panna National Park 3N

Day 1 – Arrival at Gwalior Airport and Transfer to Hotel. Overnight at Hotel in Gwalior.  

About Gwalior, a historical city in central India, is renowned for its magnificent hilltop fort,  impressive palaces, ancient temples, and vibrant bazaars. 

Having served as the seat of several dynasties all through history, the city offers a great glimpse  into the royal past of India. 

It’s hard not to get mesmerised by the city’s historical and cultural charm. 

From the incredible Gwalior fort to the iconic Jai Vilas Palace, this city tour is the best way to  experience Gwalior’s medieval majesty. 

Explore the awe-inspiring Gwalior Fort - one of the largest forts in India. Set atop an isolated  rock, towering over the old city, the Gwalior Fort is a star attraction of the city. 

Day 2  – Full day Sightseeing Gwalior  

After breakfast Sightseeing in Gwalior.  

Visit to Gwalior - Gwalior Fort (Mansingh palace, Saas Bahu Temple, Teli ka Mandir, Jain  sculptures), Jai Vilas Palace Museum, Mohammed Ghaus and Tansen’s Tombs, Gujari Mahal,  Sun Temple. 

Overnight at Hotel in Gwalior. 

Day 3 – Gwalior - Orchha. (130Kms / 02hrs)    

After Breakfast check out the hotel and drive to Orchha. Overnight at Hotel in Orchha.  

About Orchha is a hidden gem in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh waiting to be  explored. The town was founded in the 16th century and served as the capital of the Bundela  dynasty. 

As a result, it is home to several impressive palaces and temples which showcase a stunning  blend of Hindu and Islamic architecture.

Day 4  – Full day Sightseeing Orchha.  

After Breakfast Sightseeing in Orchha  

Visit to Orchha : Jahangir Mahal, Raj Mahal, Rai Parveen Mahal, Chaturbhuj Temple, Laxmi  Temple, Cenotaph • Ram Raja Temple Aarti. 

Overnight at Hotel in Orchha. 

Day 5 – Orchha – Panna (250Kms / 04.5hrs)    

After breakfast check out the hotel and drive to Panna. Overnight at Hotel in Panna. 

Panna National Park is home to some of the best wildlife species in India, and is one of the most  famous Tiger Reserves in the country. The park is known worldwide for its wild cats, including  tigers as well as deer and antelope.

Day 6 – Morning and Afternoon Enjoy the Jungle Safari in Panna National Park.    

Early Morning Enjoy the Panna National Park and back to Hotel around at 11:30 and Lunch at  Hotel then Afternoon enjoy the Panna National Park and back to Hotel. Overnight at Hotel in  Panna.    

Day 7 – Day Excursion to Khajuraho and back to Hotel  

After breakfast full day Excursion to Khajuraho Temples and Back to Hotel and Overnight at  Hotel in Panna.  

About Khajuraho: The Khajuraho Group of Monuments date from around 1000 AD, when the  Chandela Dynasty ruled this area. Originally there were 85 temples, of which only 22 still exist.  There are both Brahman and Jain temples at the site. The temples are beautifully decorated on the outside: bands of sculptures surround the walls. These depict life in the time of the  Chandellas. Some of the sculptures are remarkable because of their erotic displaying. 

Western & Eastern Group –Western Group Kandariya Mahadev Temple, Chitragupta Temple,  Vishwanath Temple, Laxman Temple, & Eastern Group : Jain Temple, Aadinath Temple, Lord  Brahma Temple.  

Western Group of Temples:-  

Kandariya Mahadeo: dedicated to Lord Shiva, is the largest of Khajuraho temples, reaching to  a height of 31 m. The sanctum sanctorum enshrines a lingam, a phallic symbol associated with  vigor, fertility and potency. The main shrine of the temple is known for its exquisite  representation of gods, goddesses, along with celestial maidens and lovers.  

Lakshamana Temple: is famous for the trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva, along with goddess  Lakshmi. What is truly remarkable here is the three-headed idol of Vishnu's incarnations,  Narasimha and Varaha in the finely carved sanctum sanctorum of the temple. 

Chitragupta Temple: dedicated to Sun God, is famous for a three- headed image of Brahma,  enshrined in this temple. A Nandi bull faces the shrine.  

Varaha Temple: houses a nine-feet high boar-incarnation of Lord Vishnu.  

Eastern Group of Temples:-  

The Eastern Group of Temples of Khajuraho can be divided into two, the temples dedicated to  the Jain pantheon and the temples dedicated to Hindu Gods and Goddesses. The Jain Temples  of the Eastern Group of Temples include  

Parsavanath Temple : It is dedicated to Parsavanath, the Jain Tirthankara. It is the largest Jain  Temple present there. It is a well decorated temple.  

Adinath Temple: It is dedicated to Adinath, a Jain Tirthankara. The sculpted figures of Yakshis  are particularly famous here.  

Day 8– Departure & Transfer    

After breakfast check out the Hotel then departure transfer Khajuraho airport to board the  flight for your onward destination. Service End.