Gwalior
Gwalior : Gibraltar Of The East
October - March
3 days
INR 3000/- PER PERSON
Summers are blazing hot, with temperatures reaching 48 degrees Celsius. It is not a good time to visit because the excessive temperatures make touring during the day difficult.
Monsoons provide reprieve from the summer's scorching heat. Though the rain is a nice respite from the sweltering days, it greatly increases the humidity in the area.
Winters are bitterly cold, with temperatures plummeting below freezing. The temperature reaches roughly 25 degrees Celsius at its peak point. This is the ideal moment to take in the splendour of the city's various landmarks.
The Gwalior Trade Fair, one of India's most colourful fairs and the largest in Madhya Pradesh, is where you can learn about central India's rich history and heritage. From the second week of January until the end of February, this expo attracts visitors from all over the world.
During the 1857 revolt, Rani Lakshmibai (Queen of Jhansi) fought her way to Gwalior, where she found refuge inside the Gwalior Fort. To honour her valour, a large statue of Rani Lakshmibai on her horse was erected at Phul Bagh near the spot where she died.
According to a 2016 World Health Organization report, Gwalior has the second-highest level of air pollution. Particulates from waste and fossil fuel combustion make inhaling the air in this metropolis dangerous.
Every December, Gwalior celebrates the Tansen Sangeet Samaroh (Tansen Music Festival) as a tribute to Tansen. Musicians and artists from all across the country congregate at the Tansen Tomb for this four-day music festival. This festival would undoubtedly entice fans of Indian classical music to visit Gwalior.
Gwalior City Buses are operated by the Municipal Corporation of Gwalior and cover a variety of routes throughout the city. Many folks rely on these buses to get around on a regular basis. Some private bus operators offer luxury bus services on specific routes, which are primarily used by tourists.
Taxis, tempos, and auto rickshaws are the most frequent types of transportation, and they are plentiful.
Rental services offer convenient transportation alternatives that provide comfort and privacy while commuting.
Due to the city's rich cultural past, various walking tours are organized in Gwalior, allowing visitors to experience these wonderful sights on foot.
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