The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board, under its Responsible Tourism Mission (RTM), has established 130 eco-friendly rural homestays in 41 villages. These initiatives, aligned with the 2024 World Environment Day theme ‘Land Restoration, Resilience to Desertification and Drought’ and slogan ‘Our Land, Our Future’, aims to engage the local population for sustainable tourism. This project not only generates local employment and curbs urban migration but also promotes vernacular architecture, organic farming, and local cuisine. With an ambitious goal to support 1000 homestays in 100 villages, Madhya Pradesh is set to become a leading destination for eco-friendly tourists.

Tour de Satpura: Adventure packed circuit from July 4 to 7!

Get ready for an exhilarating adventure with Tour de Satpura, scheduled from July 4 to 7, 2024. This event will invite the cycling enthusiasts to explore the salubrious landscapes of the Satpura range. The tour through rough terrains, lush forests, and scenic trails will have myriad reflections of the natural biodiversity of Madhya Pradesh. The event aims to promote eco- friendly tourism and raise awareness about conservation efforts in the region.

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Soar Through Madhya Pradesh: Intrastate Air Taxi Services Launched!

Embark on a journey across Madhya Pradesh with the intrastate airtaxi services starting from June 9,2024. With destinations like Bhopal, Ujjain, Gwalior, Indore, Khajuraho, andJabalpur on the map, travellers can savour the state’s rich cultural heritagewith even greaterease. These air taxisaim to reduce travel time and enhance tourist convenience, catering to bothshared and private charter bookings.From the iconic Sanchi Stupa to the enchanting Bhedaghat Marble rocks,this endeavour aims to boost the touristgraph of the state.

Unveiling the Path of Enlightenment: Madhya Pradesh’s Buddhist Circuit!

The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board is on a mission to attract Buddhist pilgrims worldwide by developing a dedicated Buddhist Circuit. This initiative aims to connect Sanchi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with prominent Buddhist centers like Bodhgaya and Sarnath. Among the various initiatives taken by the Board are displaying the sacred relics of Lord Buddha’s disciples Arhant Sariputra and Arhant Mahamogalyan at the Sanam Luang Pavilion in Bangkok, Ho Kum Luang, Royal Rajapruik, Chiang Mai, Wat Maha Vanaram, Ubon Ratchathani and Wat Mahathat, Oluk, Krabi, from  February 22, 2024 to  March 18, 2024.

Monsoon Magic: Explore the Waterfalls of Madhya Pradesh

With monsoon knocking the doors of Madhya Pradesh, the waterfalls of the state will exhale a natural beauty and will offer a refreshing retreat for the tourists. Witness the plunge of the Patalpani Waterfalls near Indore, where the water gushes down from a height of 300 feet, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Bee Falls in Pachmarhi, where lush greenery surrounds you, and the melody of nature echoes resonate through the air. For an offbeat experience, venture to the remote terrains of the Kapil Dhara Waterfalls in Amarkantak, where the Narmada River descends in the backdrop of dense forests and spiritual vibrations. Don’t miss the stunning vista of the Rajat Prapat, or Silver Falls, in Pachmarhi, where the water shimmers like silver threads in the sunlight. Explore the lesser-known gems like the Dhuandhar Falls in Bhedaghat, where the Narmada River roars through marble rocks, creating a poetic fusion.