How to reach Bhopal

Bhopal, also referred to as the ‘city of lakes’, is situated in- between two man-made lakes. It is located on the slightly undulating landscapes of the Malwa plateau, tapering toward the Vindhya Range and offers its visitors a beautiful mix of culture, heritage, and also the luxuries of modern life. The nawabi food, as well as the performing centres of the city, will make you remember it forever; while the beautiful lakes as well as Mughal architecture, havelis, and mosques will make you appreciate its historical heritage. The city also boasts of major educational and research institutions like BHEL, IISER and AMPRI. You will never regret planning a vacation to Bhopal.

Birla Museum - This is home to many historical artifacts some of which even dates back to the 10th century.
Bhojpuri Temple - This is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is sometimes referred to as the Somnath of the East.
Lakshmi Narayan Temple - Also known as ‘Birla Mandir’, it is one of the 18 structures that have been built across India by the well-known Birla group. It is a grand structure that is spacious, calm and serene.
National Museum of Mankind- Also known as Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya, it was established in the year 1985. Spread over 200 acres, the museum is situated on the Shyamala Hills. It is also known as the Tribal Habitat Museum.
Upper Lake- In existence since the 11th century, it is the biggest lake in the state. The water of the lake is believed to have powers to cure and help in eliminating skin conditions. The lake is located in the heart of the city.
Van Vihar National Park- Located at the heart of the city, it is spread over an area of 445.21 hectares of land. The park is home to many birds and animals.
Taj ul Masajid- It ranks amongst the largest mosques in Asia and covers 23,312 square feet of land. The minarets in the Masjid are 206 feet tall. It was constructed by Sultan Shah Jahan, Bhopal’s Begum but could not get completed during her reign and was completed in the year 1971.

Weather & Temperature in Bhopal

In Bhopal, May is the hottest month of the year, while January remains the coldest. In the summer months, the temperatures vary from 24°C - 45°C. What persists for most of the year is a humid and subtropical climate, with comfortable winters observing temperature variation from 8°C - 25°C, recording some of the lowest temperatures. The monsoons are seen in the months of July to September with temperatures from 19°C - 23°C.

Best Time to Visit Bhopal

The best months to visit Bhopal are from July to March. The weather is delightful during these months making it ideal for the tourists. Book cheap air tickets to Bhopal on Cleartrip!