The well-known prehistoric caves which were once the home of early men now treasures the stunning paintings made by them on the rock shelters of Bhimbetka. Visit this remarkable UNESCO approved World Heritage Site located just 45 km from Bhopal. #MPTourism #HeartOfIndia Incredible India | Madhya Pradesh Tourism

Deep within the forest, about 45 km from Bhopal are the 750 rock shelters known to be dwelled by the early humans 100,000 years ago. The Bhimbetka rock shelters and cave paintings provide a peek into the lifestyle and culture of initial human settlement. Recently, the researchers have discovered fossils of the earliest known living animal i.e. the 550-million-year-old ‘Dickinsonia’. These are the only fossils in the country that trace a resemblance to those found in South Australia. Travel to th

Discover the ancient wonders of Bhimbetka Rock Shelters, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in India. These prehistoric rock paintings, dating back thousands of years, offer a glimpse into our rich cultural heritage and the lives of our ancestors. #BhimbetkaRockShelters #Unesco | Doordarshan National (DD1)

Welcome to Bhimbetka: a site older than the pyramids, where the first humans painted their lives on stone and left behind echoes of prayers, rituals, etc. In this episode of Did You Know series, Amish takes you to the heart of Madhya Pradesh to explore a 100,000-year-old legacy, rock shelters that speak, caves that remember, and art that still breathes. Bhimbetka is more than history, it’s India's forgotten beginning. Watch the full Episode 21 of the Did You Know series now on Amish’s YouTube ch

Could the jungles of Central India be home to the world's oldest cave paintings? 🎨🌄 In the Bhimbetka Rock Shelters, located 45 km southeast of Bhopal, lies a fascinating array of prehistoric art. What was their purpose? #IndiaMarvelsMysteries #Bhimbetka #DarKiChattan | HISTORY