Bhopal Tour Packages

Sightseeing of this famous national park is one an important part of our Bhopal packages. Located near Upper Lake, here, you can experience greenery of nature at its best. You will need to pay a nominal entry fee to explore the beauty of this park. You can feast your eyes by looking at the flora and fauna here. You can also go for bicycle riding with our Bhopal tour package.

Upper Lake is one of the most majestic tourist destinations which is perfect for taking a break from the daily schedule. It is the oldest man-made lake in India, where you can enjoy boating too. Sair Sapata is an entertainment complex built on the banks of Upper Lake, where one can enjoy a musical fountain, a suspension bridge, and a toy train for joyrides.

This is the largest mosque in India and the second largest mosque in Asia. This mosque has a capacity of 175,000 people and spreads over an area of about 430,000 square feet. Taj-ul-Masjid means ‘The Crown of Mosques’. Sultan Shah Jehan Begum started its construction in 1868, which got completed in 1901. This mosque is built near Motia Talab Lake using red stone. It has three domes and two minarets, which is open on all days for visitors. However, on Fridays, it is only open for Muslims. The architecture of this mosque has similarity with the architecture of Jama Masjid of Delhi.

In 1957-58, Dr. Vishnu Wakankar discovered Bhimbetka Rock Shelters during excavation. This place is located 46 kilometres away from Bhopal, which is home to close to 500 pre-historic rock caves. However, for public, only 12 caves are open. The name of this place ‘Bhimbetka’ was derived from the historic tale of Mahabharata. Paintings found on these caves are around 30,000 years old. To paint these caves, natural dyes, minerals, coal, and animal fat were used. These caves were declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2003. The rich verdant and scenic beauty of this place will leave you spellbound. You can explore the beauty of stunning naturally-sculpted rock formations here.

These two are royal buildings situated at the entrance to the Chowk area of the city. Built in the 19th century, Shaukat Mahal was designed by a Frenchman. Thus, it highlights a combination of Indo-Saracenic and Rococo architectural styles. Sadar Manzil or the Hall of Public Audience is now turned into a government office.

This place is located on the banks of Upper Lake, which was built by Qudsia Begum, also known as Gohar Begum. Built in 1820, this palace is famous for its deft combination of Hindu and Mughal architectural styles. To maintain its old grandeur, regular restoration and preservation activities are carried out. This palace presents a great collection of ancient paintings and intricate woodwork mirrors.

It is also known as the National Museum of Mankind. It is spread over 200 acres on the Shamla Hills located near the Upper Lake. It is one of the largest open-air anthropological museums in India, contains 13 galleries which showcase tribal art and culture. Within the museum premises, you will find a library, an audio-visual archive, and a collection of ethnographic specimens.

You can enjoy a boat ride with your family at Bhojtal or Upper Lake. You can choose from among a paddle boat, motorboat, and cruise boat. You can also visit Machli Ghar to watch different types of fishes and take a boat ride.

Bhopal is a great place for shopping. You must visit some of the most famous markets of Bhopal when you visit it with your family. Markets like MP Govt Emporium Mrignayani, Bittan Market Haat, DB Mall, Aashima Mall, Aura Mall, etc. are very famous. Malls in Bhopal offer great options for dining, shopping, and entertainment. MP Govt Emporium Mrignayani is very popular for availability variety of sarees that attract ethnic lovers. Bittan Market Haat is the largest vegetable market of Bhopal.

Bhopal Ropeway was developed as a medium to reach Manua bhan ki Tekri, a famous Jain temple in Bhopal. This ropeway ride offers a bird-eye view of the city. Take a ropeway ride and explore the beauty of the city and spirituality at Jain Temple.

Bhopal is known for both vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. However, it is most popular for its spicy meat delicacies, mainly the curries and kebabs. On a trip to Bhopal, you can treat your taste buds by heading towards a popular restaurant Za-aiqa, popular for its traditional Lucknow taste. You can sense a variety of Awadhi and Mughlai cuisines in food in Bhopal.