© Anuppyr007 · CC BY-SA 4.0Two days in the ravine country north of Gwalior: a circular yogini temple that may have inspired Parliament, two hundred reassembled eighth-century temples, and cheetah country in the Kuno grassland. Three Tier-4 and one Tier-3 site in 48 hours.
Gwalior FortGwalior · Madhya PradeshA hill fort Babur called the pearl among Indian fortresses — three kilometres of sandstone wall, a tiled palace, and the second-oldest written zero in the world.30 pts
Chausath Yogini Temple, MitaoliMorena · Madhya PradeshA circular eleventh-century temple of 64 yogini shrines on a hilltop — widely said to be the model for the Indian Parliament building.150 pts
Bateshwar Temple GroupMorena · Madhya PradeshAround 200 small eighth-century temples rebuilt stone by stone from rubble, in Chambal ravine country, by an archaeologist who negotiated with dacoits to do it.150 pts
Kuno National ParkSheopur · Madhya PradeshGrassland and kardhai forest in the Chambal valley, and the only place in India where you can look for cheetah.75 pts© Anuppyr007 · CC BY-SA 4.0Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh
A hill fort Babur called the pearl among Indian fortresses — three kilometres of sandstone wall, a tiled palace, and the second-oldest written zero in the world.
© Suyash Dwivedi · CC BY-SA 4.0Morena, Madhya Pradesh
A circular eleventh-century temple of 64 yogini shrines on a hilltop — widely said to be the model for the Indian Parliament building.
© Anamdas · CC BY-SA 4.0Morena, Madhya Pradesh
Around 200 small eighth-century temples rebuilt stone by stone from rubble, in Chambal ravine country, by an archaeologist who negotiated with dacoits to do it.
© M G Chandrasekr · CC BY-SA 4.0Sheopur, Madhya Pradesh
Grassland and kardhai forest in the Chambal valley, and the only place in India where you can look for cheetah.