Gwalior, a historical place of Madhya Pradesh, is located on the periphery of Madhya Pradesh. The new city consists of three areas, Lashkar, Morar and Gwalior. Lashkar dominates in business activity while Morar serves as a market for the farmers and villagers of adjoining areas. The city has relics from the period of the Guptas, Huns, Pratiharas, Tomaras, Pathans, Moghuls, Marathas and the British.

A city with a colourful past and named after Saint Gwalipa, a hermit, Gwalior has many places of tourists’ interest. The Chaturbhuj temple, the Sas Bahu Temple and the Teli Ka Mandir are some bravura temples to visit.

The Gwalior fort, popularly called as ‘Gibraltar of India’, sprawls over a length of about three kilometers. The tourist can have a magnificent view from the fort walls, over the old city of Gwalior. The city also bestows two examples of splendid Mughal architecture; a mausoleum of 16th century Sufi saint Ghous Mohammed and another is tomb of Mian Tansen, a great singer. Sarod Ghar, Sun Temple, Jai Vilas Palace, Gurudwara Data Bandhi Chhod, Gujari Mahal, Man Mandir Palace are some other interesting places of the city. Gwalior has the added advantage of its proximity to Agra-Taj Mahal, Khajuraho, the city of great temples and Delhi, the national capital. Hotels in Gwalior remind one about the historic splendour of the city and offer all the facilities to meet the demands of the tourists.

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