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ABOUT INDORE

Indore, a commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh and awarded seven-times with India’s cleanest city title, is a vibrant city steeped in history, culture, religious and culinary traditions. Nestled on the Malwa Plateau, Indore seamlessly combines historical grandeur with modern development. Once the seat of the Holkar dynasty, it is home to iconic landmarks such as Rajwada, Lal Bagh Palace and cenotaphs (chhatris). Famous for its food culture, the city delights with several cuisine fused with local blend, especially at Sarafa Bazaar and Chappan Dukan, offering an irresistible variety of delicacies. Indore also stands as a prominent education and research hub, housing both IIT and IIM, State University DAVV, and premier research centers – ICAR, NSRI, RRCAT and UGC-DAE CSR. Along with several private institutions, including IPS Academy, the city fosters innovation in science, technology, and sustainable development. The city also evolved as an industrial hub in sectors like IT, automobile, pharmaceutical and textiles encompass more than 1200 units. With its unique blend of Culture, Tradition, Education/R&D, and Industrialisation, Indore continues to flourish as the heart of Madhya Pradesh.

cenotaphs (chhatris)
cenotaphs (chhatris)
Lal Bagh Palace
Lal Bagh Palace
56 Dukaan
56 Dukaan

How to reach Indore

Indore is well-connected to major cities across India by air, rail, and road. Here’s how you can reach Indore:

By Air:

Indore’s Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport (IDR) is a domestic airport with regular flights from all major cities of India. The airport is located just 8 km from the city center and is well-connected by taxis and app-based cabs.

By Train:

Indore Junction is a major railway station connected to all parts of the country. Direct trains are available from across India.

By Road:

Indore is well-connected via national and state highways. It can be reached easily by bus or private vehicle. Private buses (AC/non-AC) and MP State Transport buses operate frequently from nearby cities.

 
Indore is surrounded by a mix of natural beauty, heritage sites, spiritual places, and fun getaways

Historical & Cultural Sites

  1. Mandu (95 km)
    An ancient fort city known for its Afghan architecture, Jahaz Mahal, and Roopmati mahal.
  2. Maheshwar (90 km)
    On the banks of Narmada River, famous for its ghats, temples, and Maheshwari sarees.
  3. Omkareshwar (80 km)
    A revered Jyotirlinga site, located on a scenic island in the Narmada River.
  4. Ujjain (55 km)
    One of the four Kumbh sites, home to Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga and rich spiritual history.

Nature & Scenic Getaways

  1. Patalpani Waterfall (35 km)
    A stunning waterfall surrounded by lush greenery, perfect during the monsoon.
  2. Tincha Falls (25 km)
    A lovely picnic spot with a seasonal waterfall and beautiful views.
  3. Choral Dam (45 km)
    Calm and serene—great for boating and nature walks.
  4. Mehandipur Balaji Hills / Janapav Kuti (45 km)
    Birthplace of Lord Parshuram and a lovely trek spot with panoramic views.