Visit Taj-ul-Masajid, one of Bhopal's most impressive architectural landmarks.

The magnificent pink sandstone mosque features imposing minarets, large white domes and an expansive courtyard.

It is officially described by the Bhopal district administration as one of the largest mosques in Asia.

Proceed to Gohar Mahal, a beautiful historic palace overlooking the Upper Lake.

Built in 1820, the palace combines Hindu and Mughal architectural influences and reflects the fascinating history of Bhopal's women rulers.

Visit the highly acclaimed Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum , one of the highlights of the city for visitors interested in Indian culture and art.

The museum presents tribal life through life-size installations, traditional homes, artwork, costumes, tools and colourful exhibits.

Visit Bharat Bhavan, Bhopal's renowned multi-arts centre designed by architect Charles Correa.

Located beside Upper Lake, its terraces and architecture provide a pleasant combination of art, culture and views of the lake.

Enjoy the scenic beauty of Upper Lake (Bhojtal), the landmark that gives Bhopal its famous identity as the “City of Lakes.”

The lake is associated with Raja Bhoj and offers excellent views, photography opportunities and a relaxing break from the city's heritage attractions.

A short visit to Birla Mandir, situated on Arera Hills, offering a peaceful atmosphere and elevated views over parts of Bhopal.

This can also be treated as an optional stop, depending on the group's pace.