Mahatma Gandhi Town Hall

Erstwhile known as the King Edward Hall, The Mahatma Gandhi Town Hall is one of the most spectacular structures in the city, architected in Indo-Gothic style.

Gandhi Hall

Situated near regall and easily accessible by all kind of transport

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Rajwada

Don't you want to capture the sight of a structure that burnt three times in the course of its rich history and still stands tall representing the pride of the Holkar Dynasty.

At ancient time Rajwada

Three times burnt Rajwada, still stands as a testament to the ultra-rich heritage of this old city. The three stone made lower stories along with wooden upper stories create a view of a grand structure which make any tourist’s heart skip a beat. This grand structure, also known as the Old Palace, showcases a blend of architectural influences from the Holkar Dynasty along with many other ruling dynasties of ancient India. Once here, one should not miss the beautiful gardens, fountains and an artificial waterfall within the premises of the palace. The elegance of the 200 years old palace speaks volumes about the dynasty and its style and provides the tourists with a sight that is not easily forgettable. 

Rajwada Now

Come here to witness what the King's residence used to look like, what the royal rulers' lives looked like. Come here to experience history wrapped so tight to its roots that it becomes an awe-inspiring tribute to what royalty and grandeur stand for.

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Lal bagh Palace

Visit what was the pride of the Holkar Dynasty, what is today something synonymous to the rustic city of Indore.

Lal bagh Palace

Did you know that the gates of Lal bagh Palace are the exact replica of the gates of Buckingham Palace, London. They were actually casted in England and then were shipped to Indore. Now, on that interesting note, we would like to tell you that Lal Bagh Palace is one of the grandest buildings that belong to the Holkar Dynasty, Lal Bagh Palace speaks of the grandeur and heritage of the glorious times in the history of the place. One of the finest structures of the time speaking of the opulence of the time, this ancestral palace is adorned with several beautiful gardens and mind blowing architecture. Used as a venue for arranging the important celebrations and functions in the city, the palace is like a live monument that whispers sweet nothings in your ears about the lifestyle of the intriguing Holkars. 

The palace has now been turned into a museum for common public where they can enjoy the remnants of the luxurious lifestyle of the leading dynasty of Indore. Exquisite articles from the time period make the palace a must visit among those who love to explore the history associated with a place. 

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Ranjeet Hanuman Mandir

 Ranjeet Hanuman Mandir is a popular religious attraction at Amritsar. Come here to be amused by the popular langoor Dance.

Located very close of the Gomastha Nagar  near Maha Laxmi Mandir, the Hanuman Temple in can be reached easily by any means of transportation in the city.In Front of mandire there are various Stalls  for food,Chopatis,Pan shop etc.

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Gomatgiri

Come to visit a hillock that was donated by a state government.

Gomatgiri

Gomatgiri, a small hillock near Indore, is one of the most popular religious attractions for the followers of Jainism. Located only a 10 minutes drive away from the airport in the city, the hillock is synonymously known for its nearly 21 feet statue of Gomateshwar. The statue is said to be an exact replica of the Bahubali statue of Shrawanbegola. Also, what makes the place interesting is the presence of 24 marble temples, beauty of which is accentuated by their shikhars. Each one of these beautiful temples is dedicated to the one of the 24 Tirthankaras of Jain religion. Interestingly, the hillock was donated to the Jain Samaj by the M.P government in the year 1981.

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Kanch Mandir

A temple full of glass paintings and frescoes that tell you the journey of Jainism.

Kanch Mandir

A Jain Temple that is popular for its exquisite glass paintings along with different coloured glass pieces embedded in every nook and corner of the temple. The temple providing the visitors with a spectacle which is not only intriguing to many but also shows what creativity was all about in the times of the Holkar Dynasty. The paintings at the temple showcases different aspects of Jainism. The best time to be at this temple is during the sunrise when the rays of the sun creates a mind blowing effect on the glass and leaves the visitor with a view that you wouldn’t forget for a long time.

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Khajrana Ganesha Temple

Visit the temple that was built by the backbone of the Holkar Dynasty, Ahilya Bai Holkar.

Khajrana Temple

This is one of the most visited temples in the city because of its history and religious beliefs attached to it. The locals especially have a lot of faith in the temple and the blessings that they get from here; which in a way makes it a priority in any traveller’s list. It is believed that the temple was originally built by Ahilya Bai Holkar and was later subjected to some finishing touches by different historic personalities.  According to several religious beliefs, it is said that whoever comes here and wishes for something, the wish gets fulfilled within a short span of time. That is the reason that you might see people praying here for getting a baby or some work related problems. To add to the religious aura of the place, there is also a dargah nearby. This is dedicated to Nahar Sayed who is believed to be buried headless here. For Muslims, this place holds great religious importance and is frequented by a dozen of people every day.

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Bada Ganpati

Come here to look at the biggest Ganpati idol in the world.

Bada Ganpati

With an eight metres of height from crown to foot, the temple houses the biggest Ganpati idol in the world. The idol is made of limestone, mud from the stables of elephants and horses, jaggery, bricks along with holy soil and water from the major pilgrim places in the country with a framework that is made of precious metals. It is believed that whoever visits the deity, all their obstacles and worries are taken away by the Lord which makes a much frequented site for devotees from all over the country in large numbers. Wouldn’t you want to visit the Lord and see if your obstacles get away?

The temple is located very close to Rajwada, also known as Holkar Palace. The attraction can be reached very well by all modes of transport easily.

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Annapurna Temple

Do not miss visiting a temple resembling the famous Meenakshi Temple and dedicated to the goddess of food.

Devoted to the goddess of food, this temple is known for its resemblance to the famous Madurai’s Meenakshi Temple. Being one of the architectural marvels of the city, the temple is visited by the devotees and general tourists alike. The temple features an ornamented gate that is embraced by four full sized elephants. The temple is known for its intricate carvings and architectural brilliance which is established by the every stone in the temple. With all this and more, the temple is going to be a sure shot treat for you.

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Patalpani

Water flowing in its most pristine form soothing more than one of your senses. That's the story of Patalpani Waterfalls.

Located at a distance of 36 kilometres from Indore, Patal Pani is quite famous for its grand 150 feet high waterfall. Interestingly, till date, the depth of the pond that forms at the bottom of the fall is unknown. Going with the tale attached to the name of the place, the depth of the kund (pond) goes as deep as the underground world, more locally known as Patal. The spot is also equally popular as a trekking hub for many adventure enthusiasts. If you are not one of them, the fall is also a popular picnic spot if you are looking for a day full of fun and frolic with your family and friends. 

The waterfall is located 36 km away from Indore when going towards Mhow. easily accessible by road.

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Tincha Waterfall

Sometimes the journey is as beautiful as the destination, this pristine and majestic waterfall is a must weekend getaway from Indore!

                                   

About 25 km from Indore, Tincha Falls, is an ideal weekend getaway. The water drips from a height of about 300 ft and it facilitates for bathing in the river upstream.The exhuberent and spectacular waterfall has a pond nearby, which enhances the beauty of the place. Its a sight to behold especially in the monsoons when it is in full and furious flow. 

From a distance, the waterfall appears like streams of milk rushing down the mountainside.There also a couple of pools because of the cascading water everywhere that you can swim in, making Tincha Falls a great place for a day full of fun and frolic.

Located at Tincha village in Indore District, the falls can be accessed by traveling on the Indore- Khandwa road.Upon reaching Simrol one has to turn left and take the Simrol-Udainagar Road.

Good For:-  Nature Lover,Adventure Seeker,Fun Lover, Photo Fanatic.

Visit Duration :- 2 to 3 hour.

                                                           

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Pipliyapala Regional Park

Looking for a nice family time? This park is going to help you with that.

Regional Park

If you are the kind of a person who does not want to do much then the regional park along the banks of Pipliapala Lake is going to be your thing. There are beautiful gardens, Mughal Garden, French Garden in the premises which add to the beauty of the already mesmerizing place. There is also an open amphi theatre which is a site for many theatrical activities for the pleasure of the visitors here. 

Main gate Of Our Regional park In evening

The beautiful lake is fitted with a couple of jet fountains and lights which make it a sight not to be missed in the night. A perfect spot for a little picnic for that ultimate Kodak Moment. There are plans of getting boating facility, a childrens’ park and a food court to the table for a wholesome experience for the visitors in the near future.

 Pipliyapala Lake

Located around 6 km away from the railway station, this park is accessible by all modes of transport.

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