Bhopal

Bhopal or the City of Lakes is the second largest city of Madhya Pradesh. Founded by the erstwhile Parmara ruler, King Bhoj, Bhopal has earned a place for itself in the annals of history. Bhopal map, a companion on roads of Bhopal guides the visitors to about the places of interest in Bhopal, Bhopal schools and colleges, Bhopal hotels, banks in Bhopal and other important landmarks of the city. Bhopal is dotted with a number of tourist attractions. Ranging from the historical ones to the most recent scientific buildings, all types of edifices find space in this city. Some of the most visited tourist spots of the city are A repository of spectacular sculptures, it is popularly known as Birla Mandir. Located on south of the Lower Lake, this temple is dedicated to the Lord Vishnu and his consort, Laxmi

Bhopal is two cities within a city. Two starkly contrasting cityscapes. Towards the North you have the old city, a fascinating area of mosques, serpentine alleys, chowks, milling crowds, exotic havelis and crowded bazaars. South of the two lakes is the new Bhopal. Modern, with wide roads, upmarket shopping complexes, and plush hotels and restaurants nestled comfortably in the Arera and Shamla Hills, which overlook the lakes and the old city beyond. The central district is known as New Market.

Bhopal is the capital of Madhya Pradesh, which is the largest state in India. The abundant natural beauty and the rich and glorious past of the land attract tourists in great numbers. Its rich history can be gauged by the fact that the rock paintings found here are nearly 30000 years old. It is not all historical buildings though. The city is a blend of old and modern architecture. The land popularly referred to as ‘City of Lakes’ is also considered the ‘Greenest city in Ind