Historical

Budhya Mandir is 55 kms from Bhopal towards North-East.

Sanchi, variously known as Kakanaya, Kakanava, Kakanadabota and Bota-Sriparvata in ancient times, has a singular distinction of having remarkable specimen of Buddhist art and architecture right from the early Mauryan period (c. third century BC to twelfth century AD). Sanchi is famous in the world for stupas, monolithic Asokan pillar, temples, monasteries and sculptural wealth.

The Kalibari at BHEL,Out of around 10,000 workers of the BHEL plant in Bhopal, there were 800 craftsmans and 200 supervisory staff who were Bengalis. 

Dange wala mandir is in Bhopal it is in Jahangirabad (Bhopal), Near by railway Stations are Bhopal.

Bijasan Mata Mandir of Salkanpur is one of the major tourist attraction in Madhya Pradesh also promoted by Madhya Pradesh Tourism. 

Udayagiri, in Madhya Pradesh, is a hitherto unspoilt tourist attraction in the locales of Madhya Pradesh. This place is famous for its rock-cut caverns and voluminous carved out sanctuaries in the hills of sandstone located in the Vidisha district of Madhya Pradesh. The word Udayagiri, means the 'Hills of Sunrise'. Indeed, they are built in such a manner so as to welcome the first rays of the rising sun. Udayagiri caves are located approximately four kilometers from the town of Vidisha and about thirteen kilometers from Sanchi, which boasts of a stupendous Stupa, or Buddhist shrine. 

The State Museum alias Government Archaeological Museum, formerly known as Bhopal Museum, is located on the picturesque Shyamla Hills, near to the Museum of Man and the Regional Science Centre. Devoted to archaeology, the State Museum, established in 1964 exhibits the comprehensive rich cultural heritage of Madhya Pradesh and is a treasure house of antiquities such as coins, sculptures, terracotta, paintings, handicrafts etc.