Bada Ganpati
Bada Ganpati in Indore is regarded as the largest Ganpati stature in the world. A sacred site flocked by the devotees in large numbers, the temple was built in the year 1875 under the reign of Rani Ahilya Bai Holkar. The mammoth deity measures eight meters in length from head to foot. [ Read more... ]
Central Museum
Central Museum in Indore is a hub for art lovers and history buffs alike. Preserving India’s rich history and cultural roots and displaying it through its rich collection of artifacts and souvenirs. One of the most interesting buildings in Indore, it is also known as the Indore Museum. The fascinating blend of history and civilization that flourished in this region during the pre historic age has left its traces, amongst other things, in the Parmar style and sculptures from Hinglajgarh. [ Read more... ]
Chattris
The Chattris are the memorials to Holkar Rulers carved out of stone that have withstood the test of time to serve as one of the finest specimen of architectural style. These Chattris are important historical monuments, holding crucial status during the royal periods and making significant impact on the history books and texts. Consisting of dome type tombs with pyramidal spires on top, these Chattris were built in memory of Holkar rulers and are located in the banks of River Khan. [ Read more... ]
Chowki Dhani
Chowki Dhani is a popular and unique village resort that beautifully captures the essence and spirit of Rajasthan. Chokhi Dhani literally means a fine hamlet (a quintessential village) and true to its name, the resort with a fine synthesis of new age luxuries amidst typical village settings ensures a perfect Rajasthani experience. After the successful and extremely popular presence in Rajasthan, this 5 star ethnic resort is now at Indore, allowing its denizens to feel and experience the qualities, culture and traditions that set Rajasthan apart from other states. [ Read more... ]
Kanch Mandir
As the name suggests, Kanch Mandir is a temple built entirely from mirrors and glass. Built by the "Cotton King" Sir Hukamchand Seth in the 20th century, it is also known as the Seth Hukamchand Temple. Basically a Jain temple, the structure showcases splendid floor, pillars, walls, ceiling, and everything else adorned with glass. The site is now an object of fascination and interest for people who visit from all parts of the country. [ Read more... ]
Lalbagh Palace’s
Lalbagh Palace’s description is enough to compel the artistically endowed ones visit and experience its majesty. A beautiful example of the splendor and royal opulence, sublime Rajput and fusion architecture on display, rare paintings and frescoes adorning its walls and grandeur of bygone era apparent through every turn. During its days, the palace was one of the most elegant residences in the country.[ Read more... ]
Rajwada
Rajwada is a historical palace built by the Holkars about two centuries ago and stands today as one of Indore’s most popular tourist attractions. This sever storied structure is located near the Chhatris and servers today as a fine example of royal grandeur and architectural skills. Overall, the structure comprises of two parts, the first one located at the heart of the city and the second one standing in the old part of the town. Standing amongst the crowded streets of the Kajuri Bazar, the fort used to serve as the gateway of the Rajwada. [ Read more... ]
