Bhopal, also called the city of lakes, is the capital of the state of Madhya Pradesh. The city offers a fascinating combination of natural pictersque beauty, rich history and modernity. The city's rich history always welcome those who are inclined towards finding more about the city, Bhopal, situated on the site of a 11th century city, Bhojapal, was founded by Raja Bhoja. The founder of the existing city was however an Afghan soldier, Dost Mohammed. Dost Mohammed, while fleeing from Delhi in the period when the Mughal empire started to crumble after the death of the Mughal king Aurangazeb, Dost Mohammed encountered the beautiful Gond queen Kamalapati, who sort his aid after the murder of her consort. This charming legend states how the queen in a lotus barge, on moonlit nights, would drift across the lake. However the history of this beautiful city has not always been such a happy one as in 1984 Bhopal was struck with the largest industrial accident of a gas tragedy that killed several thousands of inoccent people of Bhopal.

Tourist Attractions:
Taj-ul-Masjid, Juma Masjid, Moti Masjid, Shaukat Mahal, Bharat Bhawan and Roopankar, Shamla and Idgah Hills, Chowk, Upper and Lower Lake, Gandhi Bhavan, Van Vihar, Birla Museum, Central museum, State museum, Tribal Research & Development Institute.

How To Reach Bhopal:
By Air: Regular flights connect Bhopal with New Delhi, Gwalior,Indore,and Mumbai.
By Rail: Bhopal is on the Delhi-Madras main line Major trains going from Mumbai to Delhi via Itarsi and Jhansi also pass through Bhopal
By Road: Regular bus service connect Bhopal with Indore, Gwalior, Jabalpur