Bhopal

Another impressive museum, the Museum of Man created by the government of Madhya Pradesh, showcases how the people of the state live in their natural form, what they cultivate, the kind of tools they make and utilise in their daily lives, etc. It has been created sprawled on a small hill and gives breathtaking views of the city.

A museum of tribal culture. The exhibits depict the ways of living of various tribes across India. There are model houses, courtyards, artefacts of worshipping rituals, marriage rituals and everyday life. The museum is well-maintained. There is a restaurant for tea and snacks.

A science museum at Shyamla Hills.

A war memorial, museum and public park honouring Indian soldiers, in particular those from the state of Madhya Pradesh, who have fought in recent wars. There is ample parking space, and audio tours are available.

Site of the world's worst industrial disaster. For interested urban explorers, avoid the main gate: it is possible to enter the site where there is a hole in the perimeter walls. Local children and cows roam inside the area of the old plant. Abandoned industrial structures and buildings make for good photo opportunities.

A beautiful water body created during the time of King Bhoj. The water of Upper Lake was reputed to have cured Raja Bhoj of a skin disease which otherwise remained untreated. Today, you can rent boats, indulge in other water sports-related activities and enjoy the splendour of the lake.

This lake is separated from the Upper Lake by an over-bridge. It was created during the Mughal Empire.

Van Vihar is a wildlife sanctuary. It has a diverse range of fauna, including several species of deer, big cats, snakes, birds and gharials which can be seen basking in the ponds.