Indore- the second largest city in Madhya Pradesh is also called the commercial capital of the state or Mini Mumbai. Indore is also known for its temples.

A big city in the Malwa region of Central India, It lies just south of the Satpura range.

Situated at the confluence of the Saraswati and Kham rivers, Indore was an important stopover for the pilgrims to Omkareshwar and Ujjain.

In the 18th century, Indore became the capital of the Holkar dynasty, under Malhar Rao.

Once served as the princely state of Indore, the city is now the administrative headquarters of the Indore District.

Nowadays, Ujjain is the biggest business and commercial centre of the region. There are a number of tourist places in Indore like Rajwada Palace, Kanch Mandir, Lal bagh Palace, Town Hall , chhatri Bagh and Many more

Rajwada- Located in the old part of city and also known with the name of “Old Palace”. The Holkara’s old palace is the principal landmark of Indore city. Constructed in the style of a western Indian town house, Raj Wada has seven-storey gateway. Raj Wada’s upper floors were originally made of wood, which made it […]

Chattri Bagh is an exceptional place among the other Indore tourist attractions. Unlike other monuments and palaces of the city, Chattri Bagh is not famous for its architectural style. The place has earned its name from the Chhatris or permanent canopies built in the memory of the royal members of the Holkar Dynasty.

Lal Bagh Palace- situated on the banks of the Kham river. Built during reign of Holkars. The palace took two generations of the Holkar family around 30 years to complete. In the year 1987, the state government inherited the property and installed a small museum in the reception hall and renamed it as the Nehru […]