Tikamgarh

Tikamgarh is a town and the administrative headquarters of Tikamgarh district in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It is located in the Bundelkhand region of central India and has historically served as an administrative and commercial centre for surrounding rural areas. The name is traditionally linked to a local ruler, though precise origins are uncertain.

Geography and climate: The area is part of the Bundelkhand region on the central Indian plateau. The climate is semi-arid, with hot summers, cool winters, and most rainfall during the southwest monsoon.

Demographics and culture: Hindi is the official language, with local dialects of Bundeli and Bundelkhandi commonly spoken. The population is predominantly rural, with agriculture and related activities forming the main livelihood.

Economy: Agriculture is the mainstay, with crops such as wheat, maize, pulses, and sorghum. Small-scale trades, crafts, and services support the local economy and employment.

Administration: As the district headquarters, Tikamgarh town hosts district-level government offices, courts, and educational institutions that serve the district.

Transport: Tikamgarh is connected by road to major towns and cities in Madhya Pradesh. Nearest railheads and airports are in surrounding cities, with travel typically undertaken by road to access these links.

Notable features: The Tikamgarh region contains historical temples and fortifications that reflect Bundelkhand heritage. The town can serve as a base for visitors exploring nearby historical towns and natural landscapes in the Bundelkhand area.