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Indore voted as the 'cleanest city of India' for five consecutive
years, is also one of the fastest developing cities of our country.
Growing at an exponential pace, the city has become a major tourist
attraction, especially for all those travellers who are looking for a
break from the chaos of day-to-day life and want to explore the roads
less travelled. Taking into account this fact, we deftly collated a
list of the best places in Indore that you must visit with your
family, friends, and loved ones.
LAL BAGH PALACE
Inhabited by the heirs of the Holkar dynasty, this splendid palace is the epitome of grandeur and grace. Spread over a sprawling expanse of 28 acres, it is a superb example of the architectural brilliance of the time. Overlooking the Khan River, this palace was constructed with much endurance and diligence for over 35 long years! Today, this Indore attraction stands as a museum housing some of the most valuable artefacts of the Maratha & Mughal Empire. It boasts of outstanding architectural features like Italian marble columns, rich Persian carpets, grand chandeliers, Belgium stained glass windows and Italian style wall paintings. The palace-turned-museum opens its doors between 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM on all days of the week barring Monday.
Rajwada Palace
Built in 1747 A.D. by Malhar Rao Holkar, founder of Holkar Dynasty, the Rajwada Palace was known to be the commercial hub where all the trading activities of the city took place. It is known to have been subjected to three incidents of fire and was restored to its lost glory in 2006. It was revamped under the supervision of H.H. Ushadevi Holkar, the Maharani of Indore. A fusion of the Maratha, Mughal and French architectural styles, the palace is known for its beautiful design comprising of fountains, an artificial waterfall and a few wonderful pieces of sculptures dating back to the 11th-century. What is particularly remarkable about this Indore attraction is the enchanting beauty of Rani Ahilya throne, Ganesha Hall and Darbar Hall. As the twilight sets in, the palace also allures a swarm of young visitors for a Light and Sound Show.Kanch Mandir
Beautifully fashioned out of glass, this Jain Temple is one of the finest examples of exemplary craftsmanship. It is adorned by exquisitely designed glass panels with intricate detailing exuding the various facets of Jainism. It houses the idols of Jain Tirthankaras. It was built to commemorate the eminent industrial leader Seth Hukumchand Jain.
Chhappan Dukaan
Chhappan Dukaan is one of Indore's busiest street food hubs. It has an array of gastronomic treats in store for its visitors serving specials such as chaat, idli and dosa that will tantalize your taste buds. It lights up brightly at night with zealous crowds swarming to indulge in the local delicacies as they indulge in some lively conversations.Patal Pani Waterfalls
Situated along the Indore-Khandwa road, this 35 km fall cascades down with enormous force, creating a magical effect upon the visitor and leaving them spell-bound. This is a popular picnic hub not only for its trekking activities, but also due to the fact that it is situated in close proximity to numerous equally worth-seeing destinations such as Bagh Caves and Burhanpur.