Located approximately 50 kilometers south of Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh near Mohna, the village of Tikla (Teekla) rests along the banks of the Parvati River. Perched on the hill of Tikla are remarkable rock-cut frescoes, believed to date back to the 2nd and 3rd centuries, which are associated with the Vrishni Dynasty. These murals are thought […]
Surwaya is an ancient site identified with Sarasvati-pattana and Shankhamathika. An inscription at Surwaya refers to it as Sarasvati-pattana, while Shankhamathika is mentioned in the Ranod Inscription, which dates to around the 10th-11th century CE. According to the Ranod inscription, Shankhamathikadhipati, the lord of Shankhamathika, succeeded Kadambaguhadivasi, the first Acharya who founded a disciple lineage […]
Deshaj Darshan Mahotsav was organized by Shrikrishnayan Samiti and Paryatan Vikas Welfare Society in association Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board on the occasion of National Tourism Day. The event was held on 22nd and 23rd January 2025 with the aim to showcase and promote the indigenous culture of Gwalior-Chambal division through rural tourism program and a […]
India’s essence does not lie in the bustling cities of Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, or Chennai, but in the multitude of its villages. Thus, the country’s tourism should extend beyond limited destinations to encompass its villages. The positive impacts of tourism should benefit a wider range of locations, aligning with the ultimate goal of tourism. Various […]
Deshaj Darshan Samvaad Satra 2024 is set to be a transformative event, shedding light on lesser-known tourism destinations and cultural gems. This platform brings together esteemed speakers, each chosen for their profound expertise and unique insights into regional heritage. Through their compelling narratives, we will explore the untold stories and hidden treasures that make our cultural landscape so rich and diverse.
Experience the Heart of Rural India at the Gwalior Gaushala’s Rural Tourism Festival on “Sustainable Prosperity”!
Step into a world where tradition meets innovation, and join us for an immersive journey celebrating the vibrant rural life and sustainable practices. This festival is a heartfelt tribute to the hardworking communities whose age-old wisdom and sustainable practices lead to a prosperous and harmonious existence.
From organic farming exhibits to eco-friendly crafts, witness how sustainability is woven into the very fabric of rural India. Engage with local artisans, savor farm-fresh delicacies, and learn about sustainable agriculture techniques that have been passed down through generations.
Our aim is to foster an appreciation for rural ingenuity and inspire sustainable practices that contribute to overall prosperity. Join us in embracing a future where prosperity and sustainability go hand in hand, and discover the true essence of rural India at the Gwalior Gaushala’s Rural Tourism Festival.
Be a part of this celebration of Sustainable Prosperity and make a difference!
Gwalior city is known for its rich culture, religious, spiritual and historic values. Situated in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India. The old city of Gwalior is filled with a diverse heritage and culture which can be experienced by exploring these old lanes of the city.
Every time I as a wanderer look around for unexplored tourism destination. Made plans to visit, experience, capture the moments and then share stories through various social media platforms. My wish list includes beaches, mountains, palaces, national parks, villages etc. Recently, my friend suggested me to visit the ‘home of cows’ i.e Gaushala. I mockingly […]
Gwālior is awarded as the “Best Heritage City” in National Tourism Award 2013-14. It is famous as Tānsen Nagri and famous as the Historical City of Madhya Pradesh. It was founded by Rājā Shoor Sen and named on Saint Gwālipa. Gwalior is inscribed in Mahābhārat as Goprāshtra. Today’s Geography of Gwālior is divided into 3 […]
Lakheshwari Temple (लखेश्वरी माता मंदिर) is situated in Gwalior district and very near to Bhitarwar village. It is located at hilltop (460 ft) and surrounded by lush green forest. It is one of the famous Goddess temples of the region and pilgrims from surrounding regions visit this place and take the blessing. Tourists/ Pilgrims have to climb more […]
