Madhya Pradesh has completed 70 years of its establishment. On this occasion, several unique and historical sites located in various districts of the state are in discussion for their special characteristics.

Ancient trees and rare mangoes

A massive gram tree, claimed to be about 600 years old, is said to exist in Bhatpachlana village located about 70 kilometres away from Ujjain. Meanwhile, the Nurjahan variety of mango is grown in Katthiwara of Alirajpur district, which weighs up to 5 kilograms.

Ajgar Dadar village in Mandla district serves as a large habitat for pythons. Additionally, Jhiri village in Rajgarh district has a population of about 1,500 where Sanskrit is used as a colloquial spoken language.

Musical hills and architectural marvels

The stones of the hills spread over an area of about 5 kilometres on the Kawadya Hills of Dewas produce music when struck. The mausoleum of Shahnawaz Khan is situated in Burhanpur, which is referred to as the black Taj Mahal.

The Chausath Yogini Temple is located in Mitawali village of Morena district. It is said about this temple that it is inspired by the design of the old Parliament building.