About Gwalior
Steeped in the splendour of its past, the ancient capital of Gwalior has today made a successful transition into a modern Indian city, vibrant and bustling with life. This city has many interesting places which bring millions of visitors every season. There is an endless list of places where one can capture a glimpse of Gwalior's glorious past. There is the Fort standing in its historical majesty, which is a beauty in itself. Then is the Man Singh Palace a charmingly eccentric palace also known as the Chit Mandir or Painted Palace due to the tiled and painted ornamentation of ducks, peacocks and elephants. The other palaces are the Karan Palace or Kirti Mandir, Jehangir Mahal and Shan Jahan Mahal, all of which are worth visiting. Within the Gujri Mahal is the Archaeological Museum, which houses an extensive collection of Hindu and Jain sculptures and copies of the Bagh Caves frescos. Teli ka Mandir and the Sasbahu temple are some important temples in this beautifully planned town of Madhya Pradesh. Other important tourist attractions in the city are Surya Mandir (sun temple), a replica of the famed Konark Sun Temple in Orissa, Baija Taal cultural complex, museum of the freedom fighters, and Kala Vithika.

Gwalior is easily accessible from any part of the country for its is well connected to all of India by air, rail and road.

About Madhya Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh is the "Heart of India" as it is located in the centre of the country and also because it has been home to the cultural heritage of Hindhuism, Buddhism, Jainism and Islam. Multitude of monuments, exquisitely carved temples, stupas, forts and palaces adorn the State.