Located in the western region of Madhya Pradesh, Indore is the largest city of the state. Earlier named Indreshwar after the Indreshwar temple in the city, it got transliterated as “Indore” during the British rule in India. It is the national centre for finance, commerce, transport, culture, education, tourism and also caters premier educational institutions like IIM and IIT. The great Maratha rulers who ruled the city left many historical masterpieces to delight us.Here are 15 beautiful places to visit in Indore:
Krishnapura Chhatris. An extravagance at night when sparkled with full of micro lights. Chhatris (memorials) are the royal tombs of the bygone Holkars. Located on the banks of Khan River, these chhatris display the architecture of Marathas with domes and pyramidal spires which catches the attention of a wide range of audience. An artificial lake is also constructed on the river beds of Khan River with fountains, gardens and boating facilities.
Lal Bagh Palace. Built by Maharaja Shivaji Rao Holkar during 1886-1921, the 28 hectares Lal Bagh Palace is one of the marvels of the Holkar dynasty. It reflects the lifestyle, eminence and choices of the Holkars. The palace was a place for many royal receptions and before contained one of the best rose gardens of the country. With its eye-catching architecture, Lal Bagh is a breathing monument. Now Lal Bagh is transformed into museum which remains open between 10 am to 5 pm.
Sukh Niwas Palace. The summer place of Holkans, Sukh Niwas Palace is yet another stunning piece of architecture in Indore. The Sukh Niwas Lake and adjoining beautiful gardens are an addition to the charms of the Palace. It also includes an underground tunnel which connects the Sukh Niwas Palace from the Old Palace. A mélange of Indian and western architecture, this Palace is now a great picnic resort.
Rajwada. The old Palace or the Rajwada speaks volumes about the history of Holkars. The 200 years old Palace was burnt three times and yet astonishes the tourists with its magnanimous artistry. The palace portrays three stone made lower stories, wooden upper stories, well-laid garden with fountains and an artificial waterfall. Rajwada gets the most no. of visitors than any place in Indore throughout the year.
Chokhi Dhani and Nakhrali Dhani. These are the Rajasthani heritage resorts on the outskirts of Indore. Delivering the feel of typical village but with all the facilities of modern day, Chokhi Dhani fills the atmosphere with the Rajasthani spirit of colors and joy. With food, rides and folk dances, these places are perfect to laze and relax. It opens for full day on the weekends and in evenings on weekdays. 
Central Museum or Indore Museum. Located near General Post Office in Indore, Indore museum is an eye candy for all those who are interested in the history of India and its rich civilizations that flourished here. It exhibits the finest collection of Parmar sculptures from Hinglajgarh and medieval and pre-medieval Hindu and Jain sculptures. It has everything historical than can amaze you. It is opened everyday between 10 am to 5 pm except on Mondays and there is no entry fee. 
Kanch Mandir. Entirely made up of glass and mirrors, Kanch mandir is situated near Rajwada. The walls, ceiling, floor, pillars, doors, everything here is entirely adorned with glass. Being a temple rather than a palace, it is the place of interest for both the Jain pilgrims and the tourists. 
Town Hall. Also known as Mahatma Gandhi Hall, it enthralls the visitors with its magnificent Indo-Gothic architecture crafted using Seoni stone. It has a clock tower in the front known as Ghanta Ghar. This serves as a venue for book, painting exhibitions and fairs all over the year. Town hall also includes a library, children’s park and temple.
Nehru Park. The oldest park in Indore, built by the British, Nehru Park offers the entertainment for kids as well as adults. It includes the facilities like library, swimming pool, hobby centre, mini trains etc. 
Annapurna Temple. Dedicated to goddess Annapurna, it not only attracts devotees but tourists too. It bears resemblance to the famous Meenakshi temple of Madurai. 
Bada Ganpati. The largest ganpati statue measuring to 8 meters in length, it is made up of an eerie mixture of limestone, jiggery, bricks, mud etc. Large numbers of ganpati-lovers visit here every day. 
Gommat Giri. A set of Jain temples on the Gommateshwar hill. It has 24 Jain temples for each of 24 tirthankars. 
Atal Bihari Vajpayee Regional Park. This peace delivering park includes a giant pond, Mist fountain, Musical Fountain, Jumping jet fountain, Artists’ village, Maze, French gardens, Bio-diversity garden, Mist fountain, Fast food zone and Boating. 
Gurdwara Imli Sahib. It is centrally located in Indore where devotees assure spiritual knowledge, peace and bliss. 
Sitala mata fall. This place is nearby Indore and famous for its waterfalls in monsoon season. A beautiful place to enjoy the weekend. With all these places, comes the delight of “Namkeens”. Make sure you try the salty, sweet and spicy namkeens of Indore.займ на карту без отказов круглосуточновзять кредит онлайн