10 Things to Do in Indore
Commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh, Indore is a city that has lots to see and do.
As it is situated strategically between the north and south of the country, it became an important hub between both, particularly between Delhi and the Deccan.
When in Indore, make sure to see or go to at least ten things in the city: 1.
Lal Bagh Palace: While this is a structure built in European style, complete with a statue of Queen Victoria in the garden, it is a remnant of the Holkar dynasty.
2.
Rajwada: This temple is one of the best examples of the royal grandeur of Indore.
It was built in 1766 by Muslim artisans during the Mughal rule.
It is very beautiful and looking at it, one can only imagine its splendor in the bygone eras.
3.
Central Museum: Also known as the Indore Museum, it hosts the best collections of sculptures, weaponry and Parmar sculptures.
4.
Krishnapura Chhatri: Here is where the royal Chhatris or cenotaphs of the Holkar clan can be found.
Steeped in history, this place attracts many a tourist.
5.
There are many religious structures here as well, including the Khajrana Ganesh temple, Gurdwara Imli Sahib, Annapurna temple and Kanch Mandir.
Worth a visit, both as a pilgrim and as a tourist.
6.
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Regional Park: A park with rich biodiversity, this is a great entertainment point for those who want a stroll in the park, or just go boating or grab some fast food.
It was developed by the Indore Development Authority and entry into the park costs about 25 INR.
7.
Treasure Island: For a bit of shopping this is one of the best malls in the country, and worth a visit.
8.
Jail Road: Here is a novelty market where you can pick up all kinds of electronics for very cheap.
It's a good place to visit to exercise your bargaining skills.
9.
Nakhrali and Chokhi Dhani: Although a short way outside Indore, these heritage resorts are worth a visit.
Done up in typical Rajasthani village style, this is a place where you can see performances such as circus acts, magic shows and pyro acts.
10.
Indore's bazaars: While the mall culture is taking over, the bazaars in this place manage to retain their clients.
Sitlamata bazaar, Khajuri bazaar and cloth market are the places where you can shop till you drop, to name a few.
As it is situated strategically between the north and south of the country, it became an important hub between both, particularly between Delhi and the Deccan.
When in Indore, make sure to see or go to at least ten things in the city: 1.
Lal Bagh Palace: While this is a structure built in European style, complete with a statue of Queen Victoria in the garden, it is a remnant of the Holkar dynasty.
2.
Rajwada: This temple is one of the best examples of the royal grandeur of Indore.
It was built in 1766 by Muslim artisans during the Mughal rule.
It is very beautiful and looking at it, one can only imagine its splendor in the bygone eras.
3.
Central Museum: Also known as the Indore Museum, it hosts the best collections of sculptures, weaponry and Parmar sculptures.
4.
Krishnapura Chhatri: Here is where the royal Chhatris or cenotaphs of the Holkar clan can be found.
Steeped in history, this place attracts many a tourist.
5.
There are many religious structures here as well, including the Khajrana Ganesh temple, Gurdwara Imli Sahib, Annapurna temple and Kanch Mandir.
Worth a visit, both as a pilgrim and as a tourist.
6.
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Regional Park: A park with rich biodiversity, this is a great entertainment point for those who want a stroll in the park, or just go boating or grab some fast food.
It was developed by the Indore Development Authority and entry into the park costs about 25 INR.
7.
Treasure Island: For a bit of shopping this is one of the best malls in the country, and worth a visit.
8.
Jail Road: Here is a novelty market where you can pick up all kinds of electronics for very cheap.
It's a good place to visit to exercise your bargaining skills.
9.
Nakhrali and Chokhi Dhani: Although a short way outside Indore, these heritage resorts are worth a visit.
Done up in typical Rajasthani village style, this is a place where you can see performances such as circus acts, magic shows and pyro acts.
10.
Indore's bazaars: While the mall culture is taking over, the bazaars in this place manage to retain their clients.
Sitlamata bazaar, Khajuri bazaar and cloth market are the places where you can shop till you drop, to name a few.
