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Madhav National Park:-
A favourite among nature enthusiasts today, this verdant expanse was a favourite of the royal families who ruled Shivpuri. Madhav National Park is home to a variety of fauna like Indian gazelle, Chital, Nilgai, pond heron, purple sunbird and painted stork to name a few.
2. Sakhya Sagar Lake:-
Situated extremely close to Madhav National park, this lake was created early in 1920s. Since then, it has been home to reptiles in huge numbers like marsh crocodiles, monitor lizards and Indian pythons and a lot more!
3. Karera Bird Sanctuary:-
Yet another fascinating place, this bird sanctuary is home to around 245 different species of birds, including migratory and long-time residents. Spoonbill, heron, Indian robin, teal, pintail, egret and black-bellied river tern are just a few of the long list. Also, tigers, leopards, blackbucks and elephants are found here. The flora includes mixed deciduous plants and riverine & swamp vegetation.
4. Chhatri:-
One of the most famous monuments, it is the perfect blend of Mughal and Hindu culture and architecture.
Set in a formal Mughal garden, the construction was carried and completed under the guidance of Scindia rulers. What is fascinating about this fusion is the fact that the Mughal garden in the backyard has tombs of deceased Scindia rulers. Every evening, Classic music presentations are made at the monument as a part of the prayer session.