– Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board’s pavilion at the Global Investors Summit (GIS) showcased the state’s rich heritage and investment potential.
– Ujjain, Sanchi, Bhojpur, Bhimbetka, Khari Village Homestay and major tourist attractions in Bhopal became key highlights.
– The summit is featuring a vibrant display of Madhya Pradesh’s folk arts and cultural heritage.
Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board’s pavilion has become a major attraction at the Global Investors Summit. The state’s key tourist destinations, ancient temples, royal forts, and breathtaking natural sites are being showcased using advanced technology and interactive panels. Delegates are experiencing a live holographic darshan of Mahakal, and specially sourced prasad from Ujjain’s Baba Mahakal temple is being distributed. Additionally, through virtual reality, delegates can enjoy an immersive experience of Orchha, Khajuraho, and the Sanchi Stupa while cycling, along with glimpses of the region’s wildlife.
A special zone showcasing wellness tourism with sound healing technology has been created in the pavilion. A live counter for the state’s traditional handicraft, Bagh print, allows delegates to learn about the craft up close and purchase products like sarees and stoles. To make the GIS experience memorable, a Mowgli selfie point has been set up, where delegates can take selfies with characters from The Jungle Book, including Mowgli, Bagheera, a cheetah and a tiger.
Tourism, Culture and Religious Trust & Endowments Minister (Independent Charge) Shri Dharmendra Bhav Singh Lodhi said, “Modern technology has been utilised at GIS to introduce guests to Madhya Pradesh’s historical, natural and cultural heritage. Virtual experiences will not only promote the state’s legacy on a broader scale but also enhance the delegates’ interest in our tourist destinations. The holographic darshan of Mahakal and the virtual tour of Orchha at the pavilion have been highly appreciated. Additionally, investors and delegates visiting the pavilion are being informed about investment opportunities in tourism projects and the provisions of the state’s new tourism policy.”
Ujjain and Sanchi: The Top Choice for Delegates
Madhya Pradesh Tourism has planned special travel tours for national and international delegates attending the Global Investors Summit. Delegates have shown great interest in visiting the Mahakaleshwar Temple in Ujjain, the Buddhist Stupas of Sanchi, the Shiva Temple in Bhojpur, and the historic caves of Bhimbetka. Additionally, the tourism village Khari has become a favorite among delegates, where they are experiencing rural lifestyles and local culture.
Experiencing Madhya Pradesh’s Exceptional Hospitality
Madhya Pradesh Tourism is utilizing modern technology at GIS to introduce guests to the state’s historical, natural and cultural sites. This not only promotes the state’s rich heritage on a broader scale but also enhances the delegates’ interest in its tourist destinations. In collaboration with the Madhya Pradesh government and the Archaeology Department, free entry has been granted to all archaeological and ASI-protected monuments for visiting representatives. Additionally, special assistance desks and travel guides have been arranged to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience for the guests.
Grand Showcase of Madhya Pradesh’s Tribal Art and Culture
A Cultural Village has been developed to bring the tribal, local, and regional culture of Madhya Pradesh to life. The village highlights the exceptional talent of the state’s tribal and folk artists. Delegates are naturally drawn to the vibrant cultural landscape, which includes tribal dances, traditional attire, paintings, clay and metal crafts, and folk music.
Key attractions include:
Tribal Dances: Traditional performances from the Bonga, Baiga, Sahariya, Kol, and Korku tribes.
Handicrafts: Exquisite displays of Chanderi and Maheshwari sarees, Bagh prints, clay pottery, metal jewellery, and wooden toys showcasing Madhya Pradesh’s rich craftsmanship.
Folk Music: Traditional musical performances by folk singers from the Nimar and Bundelkhand regions.
