Bhopal - An Offbeat Location

" Humara Naam Soorma Bhopali Aise Hi Nahi Hai " is one of the iconic dialog and scene from movie Sholey. This will take us to the point what is in Bhopal. It is the capital city of Madhya Pradesh and perfect blend of historic and modern city in India. Bhopal is a decent place and also known as "City Of Lakes" It is still hidden and unexplored place, so here are some hidden gems of Bhopal

Lakshman Jhula:-

This is inspired by the Laxman jhula in Rishikesh and also part of the tourism complex in Bhopal named as Sair Sapata. This is construct as part of entertainment and tourism purpose. This is 183.20 meter long and 3.6 meter wide bridge made of RCC deck slabs. A perfect for Instagram pictures.

Islam Nagar Village:-

This spectacular village was rich in it's heritage which is pretty much evident in the ruins. Place is surrounded by lavish gardens which narrates the story of palace. There is a char bagh which has pillared structure and rest there are other places as well to explore like Chaman Mahal, Rani Mahal and Gond Mahal.

Birla Museum:-

This place is heaven for history lovers and a must visit attraction for Bhopal visitors. Museum is part of famous Birla temple and holds lots of interesting artefacts, stone sculptures, manuscripts, paintings and list goes on from 2nd century. This place is recommended to know the rich history of the city.

Bhopal’s Taj Mahal:-

You will not believe that there is a Taj Mahal in Bhopal which is replica of Agar's Taj Mahal. The monument in Bhopal was built by Nawab Shah Jahan Begum, who was an art lover. It nearly took 13 years to build this one. This 19th century structure was used as a royal residence. A must visit place.

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