Datia district, Administrative district in Madhya Pradesh, India
Datia is an administrative district in Madhya Pradesh featuring varied landscapes with agricultural lands throughout the region. It sits between several neighboring districts and comprises mostly rural areas and farmland.
The district was established as an independent administrative unit in 1956 and inherited centuries of history under the Bundela Rajput dynasty. This royal family shaped the region for generations before its formal creation.
The people here practice Bundelkhandi traditions reflected in local festivals, music performances, and regional dances that remain part of everyday life. These customs shape how communities gather and celebrate throughout the year.
The district headquarters in Datia town has train connections and national highway access to reach major cities. These transportation options make travel to and around the region relatively straightforward.
The Bir Singh Palace displays seven stories that blend Hindu and Mughal architectural styles in a single structure. This remarkable building shows how different design traditions came together in one creation.
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