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Indore is situated on the Malwa plateau at an altitude of 553 m above sea level, on the banks of two small rivulets - the Saraswati and the Khan. They unite at the centre of the city where a small 18th century temple of Sangamnath or Indreshwar exists. The name Indore is due to this deity. It is the largest city in Madhya Pradesh state in central India. It is among the million+ population cities of India and it is the commercial capital of the state of Madhya Pradesh. Indore city presents a happy blend of historical past and promises of rapid future modernization.
Formerly a major trading centre, the city, along with its satellite townships of Pithampur and Dewas, has established itself as a strong industrial base. The era of liberalisation has seen Indore at the forefront of a number of privatisation initiatives which include the country's first toll road and private telephone network (Airtel). In the midst of such vibrant industrial activity, the city maintains its link with its glorious past. Indore has witnessed the reign of one of the greatest women in Indian history, Rani Ahilyabai Holkar. Malhar Rao Holkar, the father-in-law of Ahilyabai was bestowed Indrashwar or Indrapur (from which the name Indore was derived) by the Maratha Peshwa Baji Rao. Widowed when she was barely out of her teens Rani Ahilyabai took the responsibility of Indore into her own hands and was instrumental in planning and building this city. 14 generations of the Holkar dynasty ruled Indore for 220 years. On 16th June 1948, the Holkar State was officially merged with the Indian republic.
Indore is well connected by road, rail and air with the Agra-Mumbai highway passing through the city. It is strategically located, being in close proximity to Mumbai (593 km) and Delhi (807 km) both of which are connected by daily flights operated by Jet Airways and Indian Airlines.
Indore is the most developed city of Madhya Pradesh. Due to its location on the southern edge of the Malwa plateau, it makes an excellent tourist destination, during the day a cool breeze starts which makes the evenings quite pleasant. No wonder poets have deemed Shab-e-Malwa (the night of Malwa) exquisite beyond compare. The city also has many good tourist spots in its vicinity. Mandav is a city of palaces and lakes very close to Indore. This is a beautiful and a very good tourist destination.
Thanks to the rich black soil of the Malwa Plateau, Indore has prospered into being the fourth largest centre of cotton textile industry in India. It is also justly famous for its beautiful bangles.
Indore can be called the 'food city'. It has great variety and taste in food. It offers amazing chats (term used for spicy tangy food), punjabi food, Indian sweets (jalebis, malpuas, kaju katli, the list is endless). Once you have a taste of Indore's food, you will want to come back and have it again.
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Indore is well connected by air, train and road to major cities of the country.
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By air
Devi Ahilyabai Holkar National Airport is a prominent airport in the Madhya Pradesh state of India and is situated in Indore. The Airport offers good connectivity from major cities of India like [wiki=1bc99cb2f4153c2d0d8025ee5575b2a0]Bangalore[/wiki], [wiki=9baaebe1759ba1a6365a2b0539081516]Delhi[/wiki], [wiki=432007c3f174617746840467d4f324fc]Nagpur[/wiki], [wiki=02a342794409deaf5f29216201d9da30]Hyderabad[/wiki], [wiki=44bef2ee415c62f0ce01fbe6c5566250]Kolkata[/wiki], [wiki=d535347ad3a609ccd28bda3247bb0ee0]Raipur[/wiki], [wiki=a8c337e0d23e4937edd0bc47acd6ab21]Lucknow[/wiki], [wiki=8ebaad59980c95ade797c903761fa815]Mumbai[/wiki], [wiki=76d62042b96824bfa5e72053e947a478]Pune[/wiki], [wiki=ed22953f57c4c8db48f7216882e63a7e]Srinagar[/wiki] and [wiki=904848bc2d46b8dcd2e90e5a025f726e]Goa[/wiki].
Air India, Jet Airways and Indigo fly from Indore.
Indore airport provides free Wifi internet connectivity. The airport has service-desk of all major hotels of Indore wherein you can book a room. The airport is situated 8km away from the main city. To reach city center there are private paid taxis available. Dial (0731) 4288 888 to book a City Cab[http://www.citybusindore.com/flash/taxi.swf].
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By train
Indore is connected to major indian cities like Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Delhi, Jaipur, Agra, Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Howrah, Bhopal, Ujjain, Gwalior, Bhind, Jabalpur, Bilaspur, Khandwa, Lucknow, Varanasi, Patna, Ambala Ct, Jammu, Dehradun and Trivandrum.
The railway station has two sections: Meter Gauge(MG) and Broad Gauge(BG). [wiki=965bb65fe1ffe01a0d2c1407be623fe9]Khandwa[/wiki] and [wiki=2093ca4609822cc0268f6f975f08081c]Ratlam[/wiki] are two major railway junctions that are connected through Meter Gauge. Indore Railway Station, located in city centre, is an average Indian railway station with computerized ticket booking office. Railway Reservation office is near railway station (on meter gauge side).Trolleys are not available on the station, but porters can be hired to help with luggage. Licensed porters wear a red shirt with a metallic arm-band bearing their serial number. Laxmibai Nagar (MG & BG), Rajendra Nagar(MG), Lokmanya Nagar(MG) are Indore city's sub-station.
Find all Trains to Indore- http://trainspy.com/static/station/(INDB)INDORE-JN-BG
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By road
The national highway NH3(Bombay-Agra Road) and NH59 (Indore-Ahmedabad Road) passes through Indore and there are daily bus services from Indore to Mumbai, Jaipur, Gwalior, Bhopal etc. Some of the bus services are Royal Travels, Hans and City Link Travels. State owned transport service is not in good shape to cater current need and should be avoided.
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There are numerous rental car/travel companies in the city, where can you can get cars according to KM or fixed rate basis. Ask for packages for both the cabs, if you are planning to go around for long time. A/C charges are extra. Auto Rickshaws-Available everywhere.
At Nagar Seva, there are cheaper shared transportation (Maruti Vans) that runs throughout the city, MetroBus Bus stations are also locared in almost all major areas. The government is planning to start metro train and a tram in indore so that the traffic loads on roads get down to some level as the city faces traffic jams in every corner. if every thing goes as per plan indore's name will shine on top among metros in the country.
* The Cheapest cabs, usually Hyundai Santro's right
* Bit more expensive than star cab ,but has better cars (Maruti sx4)
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* Indore Car Rental services on taxiGUIDE.in - a Chauffeur Driven Car Rental service in 75 Cities in India.
* 24x7 Telephonic pre-booking of Auto Rickshaw. GPS enabled autos.
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Indore has many good places to see ranging from shopping malls, to historical and cultures spots. The city's rich heritage and culture is reflected through the beautifully built palaces and temples.
* Synonymous with the heart of Indore city, it stands today as a mute witness to the bygone splendour of the Holkar rulers. This 200 year old seven-storey historic palace of the Holkars is built in a mixture of Muslim, Maratha and French styles. The lower three floors are made of stone and the upper floors are made of wood, which made it very vulnerable to destruction by fire. Rajwada was burnt three times in its history; the last fire in 1984 took the greatest toll. Today only the front facade remains. Recent renovations have recreated some of the old glory of this beautiful palace.
* One of the grandest monuments the Holkar dynasty left Indore. A reflection of their taste, grandeur and lifestyle, its construction began in 1886 under Tukoji Rao Holkar II, and was carried out in three phases. The final phase was completed in 1921 under Tukoji Rao Holkar III. Many royal receptions were held here. It has a total area of 28 hectares, and at one time it had the reputation of having one of the best rose gardens in the country.
* Better known for its size than antiquity, this temple houses perhaps the largest Ganesh idol in the world measuring 25 feet from crown to foot. Created as a result of the dream of an Avantika (Ujjain) resident, Shri Dadhich, it was built in 1875.
* This Jain temple is an architectural marvel in glass. The walls, ceilings, floors, pillars and door knobs are entirely inlaid with glass. Even paintings are done in glass. Atop is a special glass chamber which multiplies the three statues of Lord Shantinath,Aadinath & Mahavira installed there into an indefinite number (said to be visible upto 24 times, corresponding to the 24 tirthankaras).
* Built in 1904 and originally named King Edwards Hall, it was renamed Mahatma Gandhi Hall in 1948. Its architectural style is Indo-Gothic. Made in Seoni stone, its domes and staples are a landmark of Indore today. It has a four-faced clock tower in front, because of which it is locally known as Ghanta Ghar. It is frequently the venue for the various book and painting exhibitions, fairs and festivals held throughout the year. The building also has a library, a children's park and a temple.
* Right across from the famous MY Hospital in Indore, in the Jaora Compound Area, is the statue of Rai Bahadur Sir Siremal Bapna, the legendary Prime Minister of Holkar State during the reign of HH Maharaja Yeshwant Rao Holkar. He is credited with bringing Indore into the modern age and he was an able and honest administrator, a great social reformer, a great philanthropist and a modern day saint.
* The Indore Museum houses the finest collection of Parmar sculptures from Hinglajgarh. The Parmar style originated here, and is characterized by proportioned figures, carefully and ornately depicted in stone. The museum is also known for its collection of coins, arms and armour.
* Chhatris are the tombs or cenotaphs erected in memory of dead Holkar rulers and their family members. The Chhatris picturesquely poised on the Khan river banks near Rajawada are incomparable in terms of Maratha architecture and sculpture of their period. At Chhatri Baag is the main collection of tombs housed in two compounds. Close by is the beautiful Bolia Sarkar's Chhatri constructed in 1858 AD in memory of Sardar Chimnaji Appa Sahib Bolia.
* The citizens of Indore have great faith in this Ganesh temple, built during the reign of Ahilyabai Holkar. It is believed that all wishes are fulfilled by praying here. Nearby is the dargah of Nahar Sayed. This is an important pilgrimage place for Maita Muslims.
* On the hill 10-12 km away from the heart of the city, the Jain Samaj has constructed a 21 feet statue of Lord Gomateshwar, a replica of the Bahubali statue of Shravanbelagola. Also built here are 24 marble temples with shilars for each tirthankar. This place offers a breathtaking view of Indore city by night.
*Where India's third largest and largest Rath-yatra procession is carried and thousands of people participate in that and temple was built 50 yrs before in mid of indore city by Nagoriya Pithdishwar
*It is another very famous and one of the busiest road in the town.
many national and international brand stores are present here. the road which is officialy named after great SHRI AGRASEN MAHARAJ is popularly known after one of the best multiplex sanpna sangeeta which in earlier days was a single screen theatre havinh two theatres, is now a multiplex with three screens of inox.
the road is the busiest one and addresses many local national and international brands
*It is one of the best auditoriums in town with many modern facilities.
*It is a famous temple of the goddess of food. The name of the temple annapurna it self means "anna" which literaly means food.
the people in town have great faith in the temple.
the temple is made with beautiful colorful work done at the entrance gate.
*It's a famous temples of the Goodness. Away from city traffic.
*One of the most famous temples in the city. Located near the heart of town Palasia.
*The lake hosts the habitats to major migratory birds and is known for its natural beauty of the lake and scenic view . The government has decided to develop a garden near the lake.
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another famous water cum amusement park in the outskirts of the busy town. a newly constructed park which offers wide range of entertainment
* IT IS A HUDE GARDEN WITH FOUNTAIN SHOW AND MANY KIND OF PLANTS AND FLOWERS ARE PLANTED HERE.
IT MAKES YOU NEAR TO NATURE WITH IN THE CITY IT SELF. AND LOVELY POINT FOR COUPLES.
* A ONE OF ITS KIND RAJASTHANI VILLAGE THEMED PARK CUM AMMUSMENT PARK AND RESTAURANT.
THIS IS A EXCLUSIVE PARK IN INDORE WHICH LET YOU ENTER IN A RAJASTHANI VILLAGE WORLD.
*The most beautiful park in town right now. it is developed by Indore development authority (IDA)on the banks of ancient pipliyapala lake.
The park has been developed beautifully with estimated cost of Rs. 70 crores.
The amazing light work in night and various new species of plants make it most attractive.
The park is divided in four parts
# Mughal garden
# French garden
# Open air amphi-theatre
# artistic village area
The lake is renewed and fitted with five jet-fountains which in night create a beautiful atmosphere with there light-effects.
Plans are in pipeline to start boating in the pond, a food court and children play zone.
Its a must visit spot when you are in INDORE
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A big cloth market industry has flourished at Indore. Indore is also known for its leather toys and Maheshwari & Chanderi are some very interesting ornate sarees and brocades to offer. There is a lot of zari work coming out of Madhya Pradesh, and the Maheshwari sarees have particularly gained in popularity of late. Besides the fabrics, there is a variety of local carving crafts to choose from. Most of markets in Indore remain closed on Sunday.
Some places to pick Maheshwari sarees and handicrafts:
* MT Cloth Market: for Clothings specially in wholesale
* Sitlamata Bazar: for retail clothings and sarees
* Mrignayni Showroom: Behind Gujarati Girl's college, it is a MP government's exclusive handicraft store.
* Treasure Island: The Biggest shopping mall where you get each and every thing in effective price.
*All kinds of jewellery and clothes at cheap prices. The biggest shop is at A.B Road.
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Malls
Is a large mall. The highlights of Treasure Island are MAX, PVR, McDonalds, and Pizza Hut. MAX Retail, a division of Lifestyle International is the most famous fashion retail destination in the city. The USP of the store is its wide range of fashionable offering at a cost which suits everyones pocket,specially youth. This store is also famous for being the 1st retail store in India by the renowned Landmark group. Treasure Island is comparable to the malls found in Noida and Gurgaon. Equipped with state of the art escalators and housed by showrooms of all leading brands, it's the best hangout in Indore (and most probably in the whole MP). It also has two Baristas (coffee shop) and a Rajdhani (a thali (buffet) restaurant).For the people of indore the treaure island is like a tourist spot... and you will normally find people hanging around.
*Another Good Mall on AB Road having exclusive shops of many international brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Madame,Wills, Arrow, Calvin Klein, United Colors of Benneton, Fastrack, Adidas, Nike, Levis, Monte Carlo, French Connection (FCUK) and indian brands like Biba, Ritu wears' Biglife etc It also accomodates Satyam Cineplex, CCD, and a 4D theatre named Storm.
*Good mall with a big bazaar, INOX Movie plex, food court and many leading brands.
*Many stores of famous brands, a good food court, large cinemas, great ice-golas etc.
*Some local shops along with some shops of international brands.
*Good bargain shopping, lots of shops.
*Another new mall with stores like globus, fi, ray-ban, easy day, the first store of Being Human in Madhya Pradesh etc
famous food joint KFC, mc'donalds, subway and kulraj broadway theatres is also here
* A famous elite shopping store in India which sells a blend of a lot of famous brands. An expensive store but very reliable in the sense of quality. Cheaper for the tourists and non-residents since its got a better prices than overseas.
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Jewellery
The biggest market for the jewellery is the Sarafa Market.
Other stores include
*ORRA- Diamonds, Platinum, Gold - Vijay Nagar, (Opp. C-21 Mall) & City Center, M.G. Road.
*Tanishq- M.G Road
*DDamas- Jhanjhir wala chauraha
*Interstar- Diamond Jewellery- Near 56 shop
*DP Jewellers from Ratlam-Y.N Road
*TBZ (Tribhuvan Das Bhimji)- M.G Road
*Punjab Jewellers- M.G Road
*Jaipur Jewellers- M.G Road
*Rajat Gems- Gold, Diamonds, Silver Articles - City Center, M.G. Road
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Now, everyone who belongs to anywhere would swear by the food they get back home and the speciality of the corner shop. It is the same with Indore - It is Food Lovers paradise. They have a great breakfast in the morning with kachories , samosas and pohas, and then there are sweets as jalebies,Imarties,Gulab jamuns and rabdi. One must also not miss Baked(Bina Tala) Samosas/Patties, Bana hua style, all over the city,mostly available at Saanchi Milk Parlours.Everyone has their own taste. Everyone visiting Indore must drink shikanji. Don't confuse with lemon shikanji. It is very very special drink, taste is unforgettable. Try Nagori Shikanji, from 11:00am to 3:00pm,at Sarafa.
*Sarafa-The Night Market(After 8:00 p.m-4:00 A.M) - If you are a food lover this is the place to be. No visit to Indore is complete without Sarafa visit in the evening. The place bustles in the night with plethora of food stalls offering the best chats of India. You will indulge in food like you have never done before. It has Indore specialities like sabudana khichri (best in the country), aloo tikiya, and others like pav bhaji, dosas, samosas. Savuory sweets like jalebi, malpua, rabdi, gulab jamun like you have never tasted before.Items not to miss: Malpuvas, Jalebas(Big jalebis),Garadu(Winter only), Dahi-Vada,Sabudana Khichhdi,Chhole Tikiya,Shikanji,Makke ka kiss.
*Chappan Dukaan (located at the heart of city. It has 56 shops, where you can get different types of food. Must try's include; Madhuram Sweets- Shikanji, Dry fruit Paan,Jain Sweets-Jalebi,Jhonnys-Hot Dog,Young Tarang-Poha morning hours and many chat and delicacies.
*Shreemaya (One of the oldest hotels of the city, offers good food in its restaurant . Although the staff is not so friendly , the food here is amazing and makes up for it) Near Railway Station/M.Y Hospital.
*Celebration (A favourite place for young crowd and even families. They offer great food at excellent prices. A self service food joint offering fusion Chinese food, bakery items, chaats, chole kulche and much more.)Near M.Y Hospital,Railway Station.
*Indigo Food JunctionA.B Road
*Nafees (Located at Near Palasia police station. It's a great non-veg family restaurant. Speciality is Bhuna Gosht and masaledar chap)
*Hakeem (Located at Near Sarwate Bus stand. It's a great non-veg family restaurant. Speciality is Tawa Gosht and Mughlai Biryaan)
*Sandwich Bar Great sandwiches and Pav Bhaji (located in T.I Mall and Central Mall)
*Sapna Sandwich Many Branch- all over city
*Crown Palace Has great Buffet, Good Coffee Shop and good Roof Top Restaurant. (located in Kanchan Bagh.)
*Celeberity Has the best North Indian food tasty buffet in town,good entrees and great coffee shop. (located on A.B Road)
*Sayaji Has the good morning breakfast buffet. Its Kebabsville Restaurant has good food has great restaurants and food.
*Ravi's Kachori The Best place in town for Aloo Kachori, Fariyali Kachoris etc (located in Saket and Near Nagar Nigam)
*City Centre Great South Indian Food.
* Great vegetarian food from world over.
*Dominos Pizza-In C21 Mall and at Sapna-Sangeeta.
*Nakhrali Dhani-Excellent Rajasthani Food and Entertainment.It Feels like you are in a Rajasthani Village and treated like a guest of Honour.
*Chokhi Dhani-Good Rajasthani food and entertainment,but smaller than Nakhrali Dhani.
*Johny's Hot_Dog- Situated at chappan dukaan, it serves the yummiest indian style burgers ( Alloo-tikki in a bun ) with 2 kinds of chutneys , @20 a piece it is a must try.
*Vijay Chaat House- Another landmark shop on chappan dukaan.This place serves the most fabulous Aloo patties ( as the locals call it),which is a potato fritter containing grated coconut.Served with chutney.
*RAsgollah shop at geeta bhavan chauraha- Gobsmacking rasgullah's. Fresh, soft and perfectly sweet. THIS IS A MUST TRY.
*Ghamandi Lassi- Perfectly sweet,nice and cold. Situated by the bus stand.This place serves some yummy shakes as well..but nothing here beats the lassi, which is the USP of the store. A MUST TRY.
*Achaar Ghar- Achaar ghar is a fabulous little place located on R.N.T, Marg,Chhawni Chauraha and has about 25-30 types of pickles, ranging from a regular Mango pickle to stuff like bel ka murabba and Gujrati Chunda which is available only here.Must visit for people who love pickles.
*""Nagori Shikanji""-shop situated at sarafa Bazar. Very very special drink made from rabbi. Shop opens from 11:00am to 3:00pm.other than shikanji, Rasgulla, rasmalai and other sweets are delicious. Purity and taste are unique combination. A MUST TRY.
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Quorum-At Sayaji Hotel
*Level3-At Mangal City
*The Drink-At T.I Mall
*?-At Centrall Mall
* The Sports Bar-T.I Mall
*Sayaji Club
*Yeshwant Club
*Hotel Radisson
*Sarovar Portico
*Hotel Kanchan Tilak
*Nakhrali Dhani
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# Sayaji Hotel, H/1, Scheme No. 54, Vijay Nagar, Tel: +91-731-4006666, [http://www.sayajihotels.com/].
# Hotel Infiniti, Ring Road, Tel: +91-731-2559514.
# Hotel President, 163, R.N.T. Marg, Tel: 91-731-2528866, [http://www.hotelpresidentindore.com].
# Hotel Shreemaya, 12, Ravindranath Tagore Marg, Tel: +91-731-2515555, [http://www.shreemaya.com].
# Hotel Planet, 3, R.N.T. Marg, Tel: +91-0731-2520 808, [http://www.presidenthotels.com/presidentplanet/default.asp].
# Hotel Crown Palace, Kanchanbaug, Tel: +91-0731-2528855, [http://www.crownpalace.com/].
These are all good hotels rated in descending order.They have good restaurants also and your stay will be comfortable.
*OYO Rooms is India's largest branded chain of hotels
*The centrally air conditioned atrium hotel offers 100 rooms and suites, business center, a banquets and meeting center, a multi-cuisine coffee shop - Citrus Café (18 hours), a hip recreation bar - Slounge, an Indian specialty restaurant - Kebaberie as well as a fitness center to keep you feeling fresh-as-a-lemon.
*The hotel is the only 7 star hotel in the city but fails to gain popularity in the commoners
*Budget hotel from Tata Group (who owns Taj Hotels)
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Indore is a safe place to stay. Like other big citites, it does not have safety issues generally even at late hours. You can find the roads full of people even at 11 o'clock in the night.
Its safe even for girls. Though some parts of the cities are isolated after 8pm so will have to make sure you don't go alone in these areas as safety maybe an issue.
General safety measures need to be used. But in areas like MG Road, Palasia, Y.N. Road it is crowded and safe till 11pm.
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[wiki=7cf56e1633ce02a521f60f0aecfe4cc2]Dewas[/wiki], around 35 km from Indore on national highway 3 (NH3).
* [wiki=47b0289c3a2e4f196ed49096e227eb5a]Maheshwar[/wiki] (90 km)
* [wiki=6a49856c8198d667520d142fbc5d165d]Mandav[/wiki], around 100 km from Indore is a good weekend getaway. see Jahaz Mahal, Rani Roopmati Mahal, Baj Bahadur Mahal
* [wiki=9150e401c49020bd510e4d9e1ef2131f]Omkareshwar[/wiki] (90 km on the Khandwa road) - One of the 12 Joytirling
* [wiki=a0bc2aeb17440e17ad4aba4130faaf1a]Patalpani[/wiki] and [wiki=1137197163b8ed75764ab15aa849a08b]Kalakund[/wiki] (35 km by Train)
* [wiki=ccf4b20d253c3af94a9a80fbc83ec887]Tinchha Fall[/wiki](15 km)
* [wiki=da0a917f3f3ed6d1fca92b0e7c2040df]Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga[/wiki] (60 km) - One of the 12 Joytirlings
* choral
* [wiki=b82e57f14dae4a02e6811ee0e3faf4c4]Kajligarh[/wiki] (15 Km)
* [wiki=87740c8245ec3990a28630b0386d36b0]Gidya Khoh[/wiki] - this waterfall is a beautiful combination of man and nature, situated on Indore-Nemawar road and 9 km away from Double Chowki
* [wiki=8064c405ddbc10838aeea3c9704848ee]Bhaira Kund[/wiki] - Another interestin place near Gidya Khoh Watefall, there is a large pool/kund of water
* [wiki=a21139b4ec2c94fc399eeb7c9e954733]Geir/Faag Yatra/Parade[/wiki] - A wonderful tradition that still lives on in Indore. Do visit the holi/rang panchami parade that takes place in Chhawni on these 2 festivals. Note:: One needs to be careful as there is a huge crowd here during these rallies.
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