Jabalpur- the city of forts

Located in central India, in the state of Madhya Pradesh, this city of multi-coloured marble rocks promises its visitors a ravenously beautiful scenary, blended perfectly with decade old forts and war memorials that silently speaks of the history of that place.

The third largest and the ever growing city of Madhya Pradesh brings the cultural capital of the “Land of Gondwanas” and is called as “Sanskaardhaani”. The food and the clothing sold and used here change with the harvest season and festivals are usually celebrated both, by the residents as well as the visitors throughout the state. The name Jabalpur is derived by the combination of the Arabic word “Jabal” meaning Rock and the Sanskrit word “Pura” meaning City.  There are many myths however, for how the place actually got its name from but the lack of strong evidence forces all these myths to take a backseat.

The general everyday climate in Jabalpur is humid, owing to its geographical location. Summers start from the end of March and would last until June, with the month of May being the hottest. The coldest months are January and February as the temperature sees a significant dip from the scorching 45 degree Celsius in May to an average temperature of 12-14 degree Celsius.

Jabalpur is the place famous for Khajuraho, Balancing Rock, Cahusathyogini Temple, Madla Fort, Pench National Park and many more!