Madhya Pradesh on India War Map

Khajuraho, Sanchi and the Narmada; India's largest tiger population

Madhya Pradesh has 52 districts and 520 slots. Every slot costs ₹99 to claim; taking an occupied one costs double what its holder paid.

Districts of Madhya Pradesh

• Agar Malwa — Baglamukhi temple at Nalkheda on the Lakhundar river
• Alirajpur — Bhabra, birthplace of Chandrashekhar Azad; Bhagoria haat festival
• Anuppur — Amarkantak, source of the Narmada and Sone in the Maikal hills
• Ashoknagar — Chanderi handloom sarees and the hill fort of Chanderi
• Balaghat — Bharveli manganese mines and the southern buffer of Kanha
• Barwani — Bawangaja's 84-foot rock-cut Jain statue of Adinatha
• Betul — Multai, source of the Tapti river, on the Satpura plateau
• Bhind — Chambal ravines and the Kwari river of the old dacoit country
• Bhopal — State capital; Upper Lake and the Taj-ul-Masajid, one of India's largest mosques
• Burhanpur — Mughal Deccan capital on the Tapti; Asirgarh fort and Shahi Qila
• Chhatarpur — Khajuraho's Chandela temples, a UNESCO World Heritage site
• Chhindwara — Patalkot valley of the Bharia tribe and the Pench coalfield
• Damoh — Nohleshwar temple at Nohta, a 10th-century Kalachuri shrine
• Datia — Seven-storey Bir Singh Deo palace and the Pitambara Peeth
• Dewas — Bank Note Press and the twin hilltop shrines of Chamunda and Tulja
• Dhar — Mandu's Jahaz Mahal and the Afghan monuments of the Malwa sultans
• Dindori — Ghughua fossil park and Baiga tribal villages of the Maikal hills
• Guna — Bajrangarh fort on the Chapet river; NFL fertiliser plant at Vijaipur
• Gwalior — Hilltop fort, Tansen's tomb and the Scindias' Jai Vilas palace
• Harda — Handia's Riddhnath temple on the Narmada; wheat and soybean plain
• Hoshangabad — Pachmarhi hill station and Satpura tiger reserve; now Narmadapuram
• Indore — Commercial capital of MP and India's cleanest city; Rajwada palace
• Jabalpur — Marble Rocks gorge of the Narmada at Bhedaghat
• Jhabua — Kadaknath black chicken and Bhil bead craft
• Katni — Limestone and marble quarries; major railway junction
• Khandwa — Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga on a Narmada island; Kishore Kumar's birthplace
• Khargone — Maheshwar on the Narmada: Ahilyabai's fort and Maheshwari sarees
• Mandla — Kanha tiger reserve's core, setting of Kipling's Jungle Book
• Mandsaur — Licensed opium poppy fields and the Pashupatinath temple
• Morena — Chausath Yogini temple at Mitaoli and the Chambal gharial sanctuary
• Narsinghpur — Sugarcane and gur (jaggery) belt on the Narmada's south bank
• Neemuch — Birthplace of the CRPF in 1939; Gandhi Sagar dam on the Chambal
• Niwari — Orchha's Bundela palaces and cenotaphs on the Betwa
• Panna — India's only working diamond mines and a tiger reserve on the Ken
• Raisen — Sanchi stupa and the Bhimbetka rock shelters
• Rajgarh — Narsinghgarh fort above Chidikho bird sanctuary
• Ratlam — Gram-flour sev, gold ornaments and a major rail junction
• Rewa — Where the white tiger Mohan was captured in 1951; an ultra mega solar park
• Sagar — Lake in the town centre and Dr Harisingh Gour University, founded 1946
• Satna — Cement capital of MP; Sharda Devi temple at Maihar
• Sehore — Sharbati wheat and the Salkanpur hilltop temple
• Seoni — Pench tiger reserve, Mowgli country of the Seonee hills
• Shahdol — Sohagpur coalfield and the Kalachuri-era Virateshwar temple
• Shajapur — Founded by Shah Jahan around 1640; Maksi rail junction on the Malwa plateau
• Sheopur — Kuno National Park, where cheetahs were reintroduced in 2022
• Shivpuri — Madhav National Park and the marble Scindia chhatris
• Sidhi — Sanjay Dubri tiger reserve on the Sone river
• Singrauli — Coal mines and power plants that make it India's energy capital
• Tikamgarh — Garh Kundar fort of the Khangar kings; Kundeshwar temple
• Ujjain — Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga and the Simhastha Kumbh on the Shipra
• Umaria — Bandhavgarh tiger reserve, with India's densest tiger population
• Vidisha — Udayagiri caves and the Heliodorus pillar of 2nd century BCE

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