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Which part of Madhya Pradesh was known as Maikal in ancient times?1. Bhojpur2. Bhedaghat3. Amarkantak4. Khajuraho

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 3 : Amarkantak

The correct answer is Amarkantak.

  • Amarkantak was known as Maikal in ancient history.

  • It is known as Teerthraj or The King of Pilgrims.
  • It is surrounded by three mountain ranges Satpura, Vindhya, and Maikal.
  • It is at a height of 3500 ft from mean sea level.
  • Three rivers Narmada, Johila, and Son originates from here.
    • It is one of the best examples of radial drainage pattern found in the country.

  • Bhojpur is famous for Bhojeshwar Temple.
    • It was built by Parmara King Bhoj in the 11th century.
  • Bhedaghat is famous for the Dhunadhar waterfall of the Narmada river.
    • It is located near the Jabalpur district of Madhya Pradesh.
    • Rocks of marble can be found here.
  • Khajuraho is famous for its 85 Hindu and Jain temples.
    • It was named as “City of Gods” given by Muslim historian Abu Rihan Alberuni.
    • Khajuraho group of temples were included in the UNESCO world heritage site list in the year 1986.


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