Great trip. Thupstan was a very knowledgeable and honest guy. He talked about all the fascinating details of the monasteries and the Ladakhi culture in general. He arranged for a nice lunch as well. The driver Lobzang was also a good guy and drove us around safely. Would highly recommend this to family and friends

I shared the experiences of my trip to Dhar and Mandu and all the places to explore in and around the city. Whenever we talk about Madhya Pradesh, the first place that comes to our mind is Khajuraho or any Wildlife Sanctuary, as MP is quite rich in Flora and Fauna and covers a lot of forest area. We also often talk about Orchha and the vast history it holds with all the Mughal - Rajput rulers and their unheard stories. But there is one more place in M.P. that is equally beautiful and possess centuries-old tales of Parmara Kingdom - Muslim rulers and also the Mughal influence. Yes, the city of Mandu holds a rich historical background and some great stories to be told to every history enthusiast.

I was here with 7th Buddhism Conference participants Er Chander Sain Baudh, Er Bijay Veer Singh, Mr R S Vidhyarthi residents of Delhi

Absolutely exquisite and worth every minute. Stunning to see the concept, mitavli in fact is in excellent condition. It's barely one hour from Gwalior and whole excursion is about 4 hours so easily manageable. Padavli speaks of an unspoken habitation and is mesmerizing and Bateshwar temple is in ruins but there is enough to imagine it's erstwhile glory. I would go here anyday over Jhansi fort which you are not allowed entry and you just have to depend of the guides imagination. Pls go before early March for best weather

We were actually spell bound. All the 3 places are like crazy. It simply displays the rich architecture and a civilisation much much ahead of todays times.

Absolutely crappy experience. No sense of timing Horrible bus with dirtiest seats, untrained driver and a screaming conductor, stopping in every petrol station, and places where they possibly get commission. Everyone from the streets were welcome in the •tour “ bus! People were sitting on the steps, floor and only place they didn’t sit was on my head. Why do we even bother to book? These whole presentation spoilt the image of incredible India , the service we offer and demotes the prospect of tourism in our beautiful country. Most horrible, dirty and disgusting service I have ever experienced. Incredible India tour was anything but incredible Please avoid A bullock cart ride would be on time, cleaner and more enjoyable than getting on this stupid ‘Volvo” bus from 1990 even earlier-( most likely never cleaned since production date) Horrible

Great holy places and can be covered in 2 days as they are not too far from each other. Ujjain & Indore both jyotirlingas are special..

Great tour... Guide Mr. Randhir was very knowledgeable and helpful, and we felt very safe in the hands of driver Mr. Pankaj even in the hectic traffic of India! The tour management was also flexible that we were able to do a few more visits with a reasonable additional fee. Thank you for making our day great!

Our jaipur trip was cancelled on the eve and haridwar rishikesh trip was also cancelled after being fully paid . they were not ready to refund after two weeks and we had to call them everyday, the staff were rude and hung up every time we called for the refund. Not recommending incredible india to anyone

Cheating, Very bad experience with Indiaincredible.co.in I paid for Volvo AC 900/- inr and got normal bus where government bus seats will be much better. Others paid 650/- for the same bus. Drivers are third class people don't have any manners on how to speak to ladies. Their behaviour was very bad. They never stopped in good hotels for breakfast lunch and dinner was very worst experience. Never ever try with online fraud. Check Local travel agent mostly they might suggest a good one.

Mandu is situated approximately 75 km or 2 hour from Indore. There are two routes to reach this place and road condition is good on both these routes. It is recommended to visit Mandu during Nov to Feb as otherwise weather may not be conducive to roam and visit various monuments. There are number of places to visit and the best one is Jahaz Mahal which will take maximum time since there are other places/monuments inside the same perimeter. The important places are Jahaz Nahal, Jal Mahal, Hindola Mahal, Shahi Hamam, Museum, Nahar Jharokha, Champa Baodi, etc. The other places worth visiting in Mandu are Sunset Point, Lohani Caves ( not so great), Chaturbhuj Temple,Vijay Stambh, Jami Masjid,Hoshang Shah's Tomb, Baz Bahadur Mahal and Rani Roopmati Pavillion. All these places are within 7 kms. Total time required will be one day. You can enjoy the local cuisine called Dal Bafla or Dal Paniya which one can taste. Overall a great day to spend at Mandu.

Mandu is an ancient fort city in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It's surrounded by stone walls dotted with darwazas (gateways). It's also known for its Afghan architectural heritage. Landmark buildings include Hoshang Shah’s Tomb, a domed marble mausoleum, and the vast Jami Masjid mosque, with courtyards framed by colonnades. The imposing, centuries-old Jahaz Mahal palace stands between 2 lakes.

There is a lot of hype regarding Bhedaghat. Could be the time of the year we visited the place but the view & surroundings were just normal.

Fabulous ruins. If you see the place at leisure, it requires two days to see most of the monuments. It can take more too if you are into looking at architecture of yester years. Jahaz mahal has so many buildings and each worth looking. It takes you beyond . If you can plan the trip in monsoon, the lovely gray keeps you enchanted in the backdrop of these buildings. Nowa days with hinduisation of stories around interfaith love stories, more needs to be seen and read than heard by guides. This has so much more than just a lovestory . The whole area, about radius of 50 kms is filled with Baobab trees. The fruits and seeds are sold as safed imli. Can go there again and again.

Bateshwar is definitely the centre piece of the excursion. Being restored since 2007,the complex is awesome. The randomly located stones tell the story of a bygone era. Painstakingly restored, piece by piece, temples coming to life is a strange feeling. As I walked around, I saw witness to the efforts being made to reconstruct two more temples. The expanse of the ruins makes one think of the importance of the place. The very few visitors limits the facilities at the site. How i wish more publicity would make the place more attractive. Nearby Padawali and Mitawali are also extremely worthy of a visit.