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 <td class="body-text" align="justify"><img src="http://www.travelguru.com/travelguide/images/indore-editor.jpg" hspace="15" width="220" height="140" class="body-img" alt="Indore" align="right" />Located in the heart of the Malwa Plateau, Indore is possibly the best place to catch a glimpse of the life and times of the Holkar Dynasty. Its extreme commercial importance in central India has rendered it the name Mini Mumbai. And it is not tough to guess why. Because it is here that you find a fine amalgamation of art and culture of several regions and era in its various attractions, including palaces and temples. This is also one of the most revered sites for Jains, evident especially in the exquisitely built Kanch Mandir or Glass Temple, which is built entirely of multi-coloured glass! Whether you wish a walk through heritage, a family outing or a pilgrimage tour, Indore would never fail to surprise you...
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April - June, Hot & humid during the day and cool breezy at night 
	Temperature: 26.4Â°C-45.1Â°C</td>
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July - September, Moderate rainfall 
Annual rainfall - 80 cm </td>
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November - February, Cool and pleasant 
Temperature: 10.2Â°C-29.7Â°C</td>
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 <td class="body-text"> Auto-rickshaws and private vehicles can be hired for sightseeing and excursions. Indore Municipal Corporation operates the Indore City Van which is a comfortable mode of transport. Mini-buses, popularly known as Nagar Sevas, can be used for short distance travel. Tempos are often overcrowded, but constitute as one of the cheapest modes of transportation here. 
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	Madhya Pradesh State Tourism Development Corporation 
Regional Office, Tourist Bungalow, R N Tagore Road 
Indore 
Tel : 0731-2521818

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 Rajwada: This Old Palace is one of the most important historical sites in Indore. Built by the Holkar dynasty, this 200 year old palace is a fine blend of French, Mughal and Maratha architecture. Built almost entirely in stone and wood, it showcases bastions, windows and balconies. The gateway leads to the Ganesh Hall, which was once the site of all religious functions. To the right of the gateway facing the main square is the Gopal Temple and a large central hall with granite pillars supporting an elaborately carved roof. The temple enshrines the idol of the family deity Malhari Martand. Opposite the temple, across the square is the Anna Chatra, an alms house for the poor. To the north is the New Palace and garden, with a French style pavilion roof. The Rajwada's original grandeur is still maintained even as it was built thrice after it was destroyed by fire.

Lal Baag Palace: One of the finest examples of the Holkar Dynasty constructions, this splendid palace was built in three phases. This was the residence of the erstwhile royal family and today a part of it has been converted to a museum. Rare paintings, ancient coin collections and miniature artifacts are on display here. Among the other attractions is the wooden ballroom floor with its marble columns, gilded chandeliers and stained glass windows. This palace also had one of the best rose gardens in the city and was the site of many royal receptions. 
Open from: 10.00 am-4.30 pm (closed on Mondays)

Kanch Mandir: Located close to the Rajwada, this is a famous Jain Temple built by Seth Hukanchand. An architectural marvel in glass, thousands of coloured glasses adorn the walls, floors, pillars and ceilings of this fantastic shrine decorated with patterned ceramic tiles. Exquisitely crafted Chinese lantern-type glass lamps and cut-glass chandeliers further enhance the interior. The temple boasts of more than 50 murals depicting scenes of conversion to Jainism. The main image of Lord Mahavira (founder of Jainism) is made from shimmering black onyx placed atop a special glass chamber. This glass chamber is said to multiply the three idols of Lord Mahavira into infinite numbers. 
 
Annapurna Temple: This is believed to have been inspired from the Meenakshi Temple in Madurai. Covered entirely in bright motifs and mythological characters, four huge stone elephants support the gateway. Within the complex are temples dedicated to Annapurna Devi, Shiva, Kal Bhairav and Hanuman. Also located inside is a lecture or pravachan hall.

Khajrana: Dedicated to Lord Ganesh, this temple is believed to have been constructed by Rani Ahilya Bai Holkar. This temple is believed to have miraculous wish-granting powers. Also located closeby is the Dargah of Nahar Sayed, which is an important pilgrimage place for Maita Muslims.
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Bada Ganpati: Built in 1875, this is said to be the result of a dream, which a citizen of Ujjain had. So called, because of the sheer size of the idol of Lord Ganesh - it measures almost 25 ft high, thus making it the highest idol of Lord Ganesha in the world! This idol is constructed in bricks, limestone, jaggery, methi dana, soil collected from Ayodhya, Mathura, Maya, Kashi, Kanchi, Avantika and Dwarka, mud from the stables of elephant, horse, cow and the Panch Ratna powder. Precious gems like emerald, diamond, pearl, ruby and topaz adorn this bright orange idol and the metallic frame is made of gold, silver, copper, iron and brass.

Central Museum: Located near the GPO, the Indore Museum houses the finest collection of Parmar sculptures from Hinglajgarh, most of them collected from the ruined 11th-12th century temples at Hinglajgarh. The finely carved panels within depict Harihara, Shiva and Parvati seated on Nandi, a standing Parvati and a damaged Chamunda. Also look out for the staggering collection of coins, arms and armour and the doorframe with its sculpted figures and ornamentations. 
Open from: 10.00 am-7.00 pm (closed on Mondays)

Mahatma Gandhi Hall: Formerly known as King Edward Hall, this was once the most beautiful halls in Indore. Built in Indo-Saracenic architecture, it was designed in white Seoni and red stone and has a four-faced clock tower in front, locally known as Ghanta Ghar. The spacious hall inside is believed to have a capacity of 2000 people. Above it are a terraced roof, minarets and cupolas in Rajput style. The building also has a library, a children's park and a temple. 
Open from: 10.00 am-5.00 pm 
 
Bijasen Tekri: This beautiful hillock is a few minutes drive from the airport. Once the site of the Guest House of the Holkars, it has been converted into the Border Security Arms Museum. Also located here is a small temple of Bijasen Mata, which is the site of great celebrations during Navratri. Catch splendid views of the city and the sunset from stop the hill.
Gomatgiri: This is the site of the 21 feet hight statue of Gomateshwar, a replica of the Bahubali statue at Shravanabelagola. The Jain Samaj also built 24 marble temples with spires, for each of the Jain Tirthankara.
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Chhattri Bagh: This is a garden of cenotaphs dedicated to the royal family that lies along the Khan River. Chhatris or cenotaphs were erected in memory of dead Holkar rulers and their family members. The main collection is housed within two compounds and the seven chhattris to the Holkar kings are grouped within a wall. The one dedicated to Malhar Rao Holkar has ornamental sculptures. Slightly smaller than this is the chhattri dedicated to Indore's most venerated ruler, Rani Ahilya Bai Holkar. Also important are the Krishnapura Chhatris, dedicated to the three later rulers of the Holkar Dynasty. Distinct in their designs, these sport tapering spires with kalashas on top and are particularly beautiful when illuminated at night.

Omkareshwar: Located about 77 kms from Indore, this is one of the 12 revered Jyotirlinga temples of Lord Shiva or Shri Omkar Mandhata. The name is derived from the Om-shaped island on which it is situated. Another temple located here Amareshwar dedicated to the Lord of the Immortals.
Maheshwar: Almost 91 kms from Indore, Maheshwar is also home to several Shiva Temples. Along with temples, you can also visit the royal throne of Rani Ahilya Bai Holkar, the State Archeological Museum, the chhatris built during the Holkar era and the Sahastradhara waterfall where the river splits into thousands of streams. Maheshwar is equally famous for its saris produced by the local weavers. These intricately patterned Maheshwari silk saris are known for their exquisite zari work and are easily available at the Indian handicrafts stores.
Mandu: Located almost 60 kms from Indore, Mandu is known for its fortress, the Jahaz Mahal and the Rani Rupmati Pavilion, which was built by Baz Bahadur for his consort Rani Roopmati.
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 <td class="body-text" align="justify"><img src="http://www.travelguru.com/travelguide/images/indore-food.jpg" hspace="15" width="220" height="140" class="body-img" alt="Indore" align="right" />More than full-fledged meals, Indore is famous for its pre-meal snacks and savouries that are available in plenty from the numerous stores in the city. Visit the streets of Sarafa that gets completely transformed as night falls. Here is where you will come across dozens of small eating joints that serve everything from 'Indian' Chinese to pav bhaaji. Head out to Hotel Shreemaya and Hotel Shreemaya Residency, which are among the older hotels in the city. Their restaurants serve Indian, Chinese, Mughlai and South Indian cuisines. Also try out their bakeries that offer a variety of oven-fresh breads, cakes, muffins, pastries and milkshakes. Located in AB Road, Angeera Restaurant serves vegetarian Chinese, Mughlai, Punjabi and Rajasthani cuisines. Anjora Restaurant on Sapna Sangita Main Road is another great vegetarian restaurant serving local delicacies. For Chinese there's Chinese Room Restaurant on Old Palasia and Chingal Mingal Restaurant that serve authentic Chinese cuisine. Little Italy is a restaurant well known for its authentic Italian cuisine - must try are their wide range of oven baked pizzas. Rajdhani, located in Treasure Island is a family restaurant that offers great Gujarati cuisine. Fast food lovers must visit Ramanbhai ki Dukaan, whose khaman dhokla, papdi chaat, bhelpuri and gathia are very famous. Also try the fresh fruit chaat and chilled jal jeera at Kothari Market. Head out to Mhow Ke Lala Agra wala famous for its kulfi and Ghamandi Lassi for their huge varieties of lassi. Indore is famous for its salty snacks or namkeen, especially its kachoris, samosas and poha, and these are a must carry home! Bhang Gota a local specialty is prepared during festivities. And of course don't forget to try out the well known snack of Indore the Poha-Jalebi.</td>
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 Held during September or October, Navratri is a 9-day festival dedicated to Goddess Durga. During this the Temple of Bijasen Mata becomes the hub of great activity with devotees visiting this temple and paying their respects to the Goddess. Rangapanchami is celeberated five days after Holi, in February or March and is amrked by great musical performances. Anant Chaudas takes place around September and is dedicated to Lord Ganesha. The festival is marked by great celebrations dedicated to the lord and finally culminating with the lord's idols immersed in the waters. Another festival celebrated annually is Ahilya Utsav, which commemorates the death anniversary of the queen Ahilya Bai.</td>
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 <td align="justify" class="body-text">With the number of tourists visiting Indore for commercial as well as leisure reasons there seems to be no dearth of accommodation options. Located conventionally, near airport, <a href="http://www.travelguru.com/core/PHP/hotelSearch.php?strCity=Indore&strHotelName=Fortune" rel="nofollow">Fortune Landmark</a> is a Fortune Group Hotel and a name to reckon with. It showcases modern architecture with all modern facilities like a swimming pool, and health club. The four-star <a href="http://www.travelguru.com/core/PHP/hotelSearch.php?strCity=Indore&strHotelName=Sarovar" rel="nofollow">Sarovar Portico</a> is ideally located in the city centre and is a tranquil retreat amidst the hustle-bustle. With elegant decor, perfectly complementing the warm hospitality of the city, the hotel is one of the finest. Another fine 4-Star hotel in Indore is the <a href="http://www.travelguru.com/core/PHP/hotelSearch.php?strCity=Indore&strHotelName=Lemon Tree" rel="nofollow">Lemon Tree Hotel</a>, which features 100 extremely comfortable rooms, together with a business centre, health club and restaurant. Also located in the city centre is <a href="http://www.travelguru.com/core/PHP/hotelSearch.php?strCity=Indore&strHotelName=Amar" rel="nofollow">Hotel Amar Vilas</a>, which is surrounded by perfectly landscaped gardens and offers impeccable service. Located close to the railway station is <a href="http://www.travelguru.com/core/PHP/hotelSearch.php?strCity=Indore&strHotelName=Omni" rel="nofollow">Hotel Omni Palace</a>, which offers great value-for-money. If you're looking for budget accommodations, try the much-frequented <a href="http://www.travelguru.com/core/PHP/hotelSearch.php?strCity=Indore&strHotelName=Surya" rel="nofollow">Hotel Surya</a> located in the heart of the city. Similar to this, <a href="http://www.travelguru.com/core/PHP/hotelSearch.php?strCity=Indore&strHotelName=Atithi" rel="nofollow">Atithi Satkar Motel</a> is one of the most preferred accommodations with its warm hospitality and great service. </td>
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 <td align="justify" class="body-text">Breaking all world records, Indore secured a position in the Guinness World Records, when over 32,000 people joined in the World's Largest Tea Party here! Held outside the Nehru Stadium, this was a sight worth seeing as over 1000 volunteers served mugs of steaming hot tea to almost 32,681 participants. This mind-boggling attendance served to break the record held by Japan of less than 15,000 people participating in its tea drinking session!</td>
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