Madhya Pradesh
Description
Madhya Pradesh
Duration: 5 Days / 4 Nights
▪ Origami, Block Printing & Tribal Painting Workshop – Tribal Museum (Bhopal)
Engage students in hands-on artistic expression through a series of creative workshops at the Tribal Museum, a space celebrating the indigenous cultures of central India. Participants will try their hands at origami, block printing, and Gond or Bhil tribal painting. This interactive session promotes fine motor skills, cultural appreciation, and creativity, while offering insights into tribal lifestyles, symbolism, and heritage preservation.
▪ Scavenger Hunt at Jahaz Mahal – Mandu
An immersive and fun-filled scavenger hunt set in the architectural marvel of Jahaz Mahal, a palace built between two lakes that appears to float like a ship. Students will explore the ruins of the ancient city of Mandu, decipher clues, and learn about Afghan architecture, royal engineering, and stories of romance and defense strategies from medieval India.
▪ Explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites – Bhimbetka Rock Shelters & Sanchi Stupa
Step into prehistoric India at Bhimbetka Rock Shelters, where students observe some of the oldest known cave paintings in the world, dating back to over 30,000 years. Guided tours here spark conversation on early human life, tools, and art. At Sanchi Stupa, discover Buddhist heritage through carved gateways and the great stupa built by Emperor Ashoka. Together, these visits offer a powerful journey through archaeology, religious history, and world heritage conservation.
â–ª Cultural Feast at Mandu & Food Tour of Chappan Dukan (Indore)
Enjoy a curated tribal music and food experience in Mandu, where students witness traditional dance forms and taste regional delicacies. In Indore, experience India’s vibrant street food culture at Chappan Dukan, a famous food lane with over 56 vendors. These culinary stops provide insight into local food history, sustainable cuisine, and the role of food in community identity.
▪ Historical & Architectural Exploration – Royal & Indigenous Cultures
Throughout the tour, students are guided through architectural landmarks, fort complexes, ancient temples, and tribal settlements. This cross-cultural experience highlights the fusion of royal dynasties and indigenous traditions, fostering a broad understanding of socio-political evolution, regional diversity, and India’s architectural legacy.
Site Seeing (Suggested Add-ons)
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Upper Lake, Bhopal – Ideal for a serene boat ride and water ecosystem discussions
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Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (Museum of Mankind) – A unique anthropological museum
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Baz Bahadur's Palace & Roopmati Pavilion – Scenic heritage sites in Mandu
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Sarafa Bazaar (Indore Night Market) – Optional for cultural immersion
Learning Objectives
This journey through Madhya Pradesh offers a blend of art, history, archaeology, and tribal culture. Students gain practical exposure to heritage conservation, prehistoric art, sustainable practices, and cultural expression. It fosters critical thinking, creativity, and a sense of belonging to India’s diverse roots.
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