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Feast your eyes on the monumental splendor of Maharashtra and enjoy a date with leopards and tigers in the forests of Kanha with Tourism of Central India. Feel your feet caressing the soft beach sands of Orissa and experience a sense of purity and peace at the temples and shrines of Central India with Tourism of Central India. Discover an incredibly interesting tribal world that mesmerizes you with its cultural treasures and traditional customs as you tour Madhya Pradesh with Tourism of Central India. Feel your adrenalin rush as you trek along the jungle trails at Indravati and Kangerghati in Chhattisgarh with Tourism of Central India.
Attracting pilgrims and tourists from the world over, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh constitute the geographic heart of India. The States retain a genteel, royal ambience with ancient colonial relics and timeless monuments. Conservation-conscious wildlife sanctuaries, the erotic Khajuraho temples, wide spanning green forests, Buddhist sites, and the anomalous tribal lifestyle are the main attractions of Central India. Dusshera at Bastar, Simhastha at Ujjain, Ramnaumi at Chitrakoot, and Bhagoriya at Jhabua illustrate the vibrant and colourful Central Indian lifestyle. Welcome to the heart of India…welcome to Central India!
Manipur the jewel shares its borders with Assam, Mizoram, Nagaland and Myanmar (Burma). Manipur claims to fame include its historic role in the Second World War the hoisting of the flag of the Indian National Army at Moirang in 1944 by Netaji Subash Chandra Bose. Manipur's classical dances, its indigenous games and martial arts, its textiles and it being the habitat of the 'Sangai' the dancing deer. Handlooms are a way of life and every home has one loom. Polo is originated in Manipur.
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Manipur the jewel shares its borders with Assam, Mizoram, Nagaland and Myanmar (Burma). Manipur claims to fame include its historic role in the Second World War the hoisting of the flag of the Indian National Army at Moirang in 1944 by Netaji Subash Chandra Bose. Manipur's classical dances, its indigenous games and martial arts, its textiles and it being the habitat of the 'Sangai' the dancing deer. Handlooms are a way of life and every home has one loom. Polo is originated in Manipur.
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