Exploring the hidden treasures of Chanderi
Times of India/Guest Contributor/SIGHTSEEING, CHANDERI/ Updated : Jun 5, 2015, 14:12 IST
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The very first thought that crosses our minds when we hear ‘Chanderi’ is silk and handloom clusters. It is one of the most-sought locations to purchase light-weight and intricately designed silk and packs in a lot more than just t … Read more
The very first thought that crosses our minds when we hear ‘Chanderi’ is silk and handloom clusters. It is one of the most-sought locations to purchase light-weight and intricately designed silk and packs in a lot more than just textiles and clothing. Nestled in the heart of India―Madhya Pradesh, Chanderi is surrounded by hills, lakes, forests and narrates tales of Bundela and Malwa dynasty. Read less

The very first thought that crosses our minds when we hear ‘Chanderi’ is silk and handloom clusters. It is one of the most-sought locations to purchase light-weight and intricately designed silk and packs in a lot more than just textiles and clothing. Nestled in the heart of India―Madhya Pradesh, Chanderi is surrounded by hills, lakes, forests and narrates tales of Bundela and Malwa dynasty. Its cultural diversity is evident through the years of influence of all religions―mainly Hindu, Muslim and Jain Dharma. Chanderi has had a long history right from its imprint in mythology scriptures to the history books that narrate about Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty establishment in the 8th century AD. In its princely era, Ram Shah Bundela played a key role in restoring the dilapidated structures and buildings. Post his death, his son Sangram Shah continued on his quest to beautify Chanderi. Here are some reasons why you should explore this quaint yet heritage-rich location of Chanderi:
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