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Cities of Madhya Pradesh
Cities of Madhya Pradesh, harbor several natural parks and monuments which are a source of attraction for the tourists.
  Birsinghpur   Chhabra   Tikamgarh
  Badawada   Begamganj   Badnawar
  Barela   Badod   Barghat
  Betul   Barhi   Balaghat
  Barigarh   Bhind   Barwaha
  Basoda   Badoda   Badarwas
  Barwani   Badra   Anuppur
  Bagelkhand   Ujjain   Bilaspur
  Seoni   Chichli   Chhindwara
  Harsud   Khargapur   Badkuhi
  Badnagar   Gadarwara   Gairatganj
  Garhakota   Jabalpur   Hindoria
  Jhundpura   Jirapur   Joura
  Lakhnadon   Laundi   Kakarhati
  Majholi   Malhargarh   Kelhauri /chachai
  Manawar   Manegaon   Mangawan
  Kumbhraj   Mauganj   Mihona
  Kannod   Kantaphod   Karera
  Kasrawad   Katangi   Kolaras
  Khetia   Khirkiya   Sigrauli
  Sironj   Burhanpur   Burhar
  Chandla   Buxwaha   Daboh
  Damoh   Chhota Chhindwara/ Gotegaon   Datia
  Deogarh   Depalpur   Devendranagar
  Deori   Dharampuri   Dighawani
  Dongar Parasia   Deori   Dumar Kachhar
  Ghansor   Gohad   Ghuwara
  Gogapur   Gormi   Guna
  Gun Carriage Factory   Harda   Chandia
  Jabalpur Cantonment   Kailaras   Ichhawar
  Iklehra   Indergarh   Harpalpur
  Khujner   Khurai   Kali Chhapar
  Narsinghpur   Nainpur   Ichhawar
  Indore   Pachmarhi    

Khajuraho TempleMadhya Pradesh, often called the heart of India, lies in the central part of India. The Cities of Madhya Pradesh are covered with a network of forests which mainly include four types of forests, namely Tropical Moist, Tropical Dry, Tropical Thorn , Subtropical broadleaved Hill forests. The forest region has a plethora of teak, sal and bamboo trees.

The various monuments as well as the natural reserves and national parks enhance the beauty and attractiveness of the cities. Some of these are the Bandhavgarh National Park, the Kanha National Park, the Satpura National Park, the Sanjay National Park, the Madhav National Park, the Van Vihar National Park, the Bori Natural Reserve, the Khajuraho Group of Monuments. The predominant language spoken is Hindi; others include Bhilodi, Gondi, and Kalto, all spoken by tribal groups.

(Last Updated on : 20/04/2009)
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