It started 34 weeks back by a heritage enthusiast and nature photographer Anil Gulati. He tweets from his handle @anil5 ‘live’ from the ground when he walks around these places in and around Bhopal. These are further shared and liked by many.  

Tweets for this heritage walk have hashtag of #BhopalWalk.  He is joined by many on the ground others while others on twitter during the walks .

‘The effort is to explore, tweet and promote lesser known places and things about Bhopal, for example Bhopal and districts around it have many rock art sites, normally only known in archaeology circles yet lesser known in social media or in general public’ shares Anil Gulati, of BhopalWalk. 

‘I am not an expert but am interested to know more about things in and around my city and also promote them as my contribution to city which I live in’ Anil Gulati adds.

BhopalWalk has explored places like ‘Baba Jhiri’ where you still find prehistoric handtools, and is off  Kolar road, new developing city area of Bhopal. This site one can find handtools of prehistoric times mainly earl stone and late stone age like tortoise core, cleaver, handaxe, flakes, scrapers, blades, cores and micoliths etc. Narayan Vyas, Senior Archaeologist, who is an expert on rock arts, many a times  joins Anil Gulati on his walks. He helped BhopalWalk to explore sites like these which have heritage, history, diversity of flora and fauna,  yet not on any tourism circuit.

Last Sunday which was 34th week of BhopalWalk, BhopalWalk explored Pengava, an unprotected rock arts site around 50 kilometers off Bhopal, located in the Raisen District of Madhya Pradesh.