Bhimbetka -Tour

OVERVIEW- Bhimbetka in Madhya Pradesh boasts of pre-historic rock shelters and some of the finest prehistoric cave paintings in South Asia. Located 45 km south of Bhopal, on the southern edge of the Vindhyachal hills, Bhimbetka was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Archaeologists are of the opinion that the caves might have been occupied over 10,000 years ago. The site has more than 700 rock shelters. The caves evolved over time into rock-shelters, ideal sites for aboriginal settlements and abundant natural resources like perennial water supplies, natural shelter, rich forest flora and fauna were conducive to the development of sustainable societies and creation of notable rock art. The smooth rocks have led some scientists to believe that the area was once under water.

NAGPUR- It is regarded as the second capital of Maharashtra. It is also called the orange-growing capital of India, since it is the largest Orange producer in India. Nagpur is named after the river Nag, on the banks of which the city is situated.

BHIMBETKA- The Bhimbetka caves were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 2003. Bhimbetka caves exhibit the ancient art and rock-cut architecture of our country. It is one of the perfect places for art admirers. Out of the 760 rock shelters found here, 500 are adorned with paintings. The cave paintings here date back to 3,000yrs.