Gohar Mahal
Built by Qudsia Begum between 1819 and 1837, Gohar Mahal is a beautiful blend of Hindu and Mughal architecture, spread across 4.65 acres along the Upper Lake. Its winding corridors and scenic views make it a must-visit. The site also hosts handicrafts fairs and houses the Mrignayani emporium.
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Birla Mandir (Lakshmi Narayan Temple)
Built by Hindustan Charity Trust between 1960–64, this ochre-red temple atop Arera Hills offers a panoramic view of Bhopal. It features traditional Hindu architecture and an adjoining museum showcasing antique sculptures and artefacts.
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Taj-ul-Masjid
Meaning ‘Crown of Mosques’, this colossal pink sandstone mosque was inspired by Delhi’s Jama Masjid but built on a much larger scale. Commissioned by Shah Jahan Begum, it features grand domes, minarets, and serene courtyards.
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Kerwa Dam
A scenic and peaceful retreat near Bhopal, Kerwa Dam is perfect for outings, picnics, and relaxing in nature. Its surrounding forests and the MPT resort nearby make it ideal for nature lovers and casual travellers.
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Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum
An immersive museum that celebrates the vibrant tribal life of Madhya Pradesh through life-sized installations, folk performances, and colourful storytelling. A living narrative of indigenous art, music, and beliefs.
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Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya
Also called the Museum of Mankind, it’s India’s largest anthropological museum. Spanning 200 acres, it recreates traditional dwellings from across India—coastal, tribal, and Himalayan—offering a deep dive into our ethnographic roots.
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Van Vihar National Park
A 445-hectare park nestled by Upper Lake, Van Vihar is a zoological haven for tigers, lions, bears, and over 200 bird species. Its unique layout combines free-range herbivores with caged carnivores amidst a natural forest backdrop.
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