Chhatri Chhatri is one of the famous cenotaphs in Shivpuri which has been erected by the Scindia rulers. The marble chhatri has been constructed in a Hindu-Islamic architectural fusion style, along with Rajput and Mughal styled pavilions. Madhav National Park Madhav National Park is one of the major wildlife parks in the district which is spread over an area of 157 sq km. It was a famous hunting spot for the Gwalior royal family as well as the British. Some of the animals inhabiting this park are the four-horned antelope, blue-bull, chinkara, tiger, leopard . Panihar Panihar is a sacred bathing place in the Shivpuri District. It is situated at a distance of around 20 km from Gwalior and can be easily reached by roadways. Madhav Vilas Palace The Madhav Vilas Palace, painted in a soft shade of rose pink, was the summer palace of the Scindia rulers. The palace has a huge terrace, a Ganapati Mandap and marble floors. It has been converted into a training centre of the Intelligence Bureau of Government of India. Karera Bird Sanctuary The Karera Bird Sanctuary is situated in Madhya Pradesh and is home to numerous birds and animals. It is about 55 km from the city of Shivpuri and is renowned as the natural habitat of the Indian bustard. Banganga Banganga is an old temple in Shivpuri, which is famous for its 52 sacred kunds. It is believed that this is the site where Arjuna, one of the Pandava brothers, shot an arrow in the ground to get water for quenching the thirst of Bhishma.