Places of Interest
- Upper Lake : The largest artificial lake in Asia.
- Shahpura lake
- Sair sapata :suspension bridge at bhadbhada road
- Kalika Mandir, Kalighat, Lower Lake (Bhopal)
- Van Vihar National Park : A zoological park with the status of a national park, it is situated south of the Upper Lake.
- New Market: A shopping and commercial zone in the city housing a number of eateries, restaurants, cloth shops and showrooms, bakeries, mobile stores etc.
- Taj-ul-Masajid : It is one of the largest mosque in Asia and is also used as a madrasah
- Aquarium Building
- Manav sanghralay
- Regional Science Centre, Bhopal, primarily aimed at students
- Kerwa Dam : It is a scenic dam located in the outskirts of Bhopal.
- Lal Parade Ground: The independence day and republic day parade are held in this ground. It is also the venue of large gatherings.
- Museum of Natural History
- Manuabhan ki tekri : A Jain temple, situated on a hill cliff.
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