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We hold no verified Dabra material yet, so the rows below describe Gwalior, the parent district, until residents replace them: the Tansen and Ghaus story, Sas-Bahu temples, bedai breakfasts, Bateshwar and Gwalior’s carpets.

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Culture & celebrations

  • Gwalior: Tansen and his teacherIn the district

    Incredible India calls Tansen a student of Mohammad Ghaus, a Dhrupad master, and places both in the Gwalior Gharana.

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Places of faith

  • Gwalior Fort: Sas-Bahu templesIn the district

    MP Tourism describes two red sandstone temples at Gwalior, to Shiva and Vishnu, built in the 11th century by King Mahipala.

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The local table

  • Gwalior: bedai for breakfastIn the district

    MP Tourism points to bedai poori and kachori at SS Kachori in Gwalior as a well-known breakfast.

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Places to explore

  • Gwalior area: BateshwarIn the district

    About 200 sandstone temples from the 8th to 10th centuries stand about 35 km north of Gwalior, says MP Tourism.

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Distinctly local

  • Gwalior: carpetsIn the district

    MP Tourism’s Gwalior guide mentions carpets woven on traditional looms in the city’s markets.

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Research: 2026-11-04. Sources accompany each entry. Check opening hours and festival schedules with the venue.

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