Places to Visit in Indore

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Rajwada:

Showcasing the architectural grandeur and royal splendour of Maratha empire, Rajwada is one of the most important tourist places in Madhya Pradesh. Built by the Holkars, Rajwada boasts of a seven-storied structure with a garden and a palace to mesmerise you with its regal ambience.

Visited by numbers of tourists every day, Rajwada is renowned for its Indo-Saracenic style of architecture and serves as a splendid example of the cultural heritage of Indore.

Timings: 10 am to 5 pm (Monday closed).

Price: INR 10.

Location: Rajwada Circle, Near Holker Cloth Market, Rajwada, Indore, Madhya Pradesh.

Apart from Rajwada, these places to visit in Indore are ideal for an outing with your family and friends.


Sarafa Bazaar:

Contributing to the fame of Indore’s street food culture, Sarafa Bazar is one of the best places for foodies in Madhya Pradesh.

Offering a number of delicacies like dahi wadas, kachori chaat, petha paan, buttermilk, shikanji and many more, Sarafa Bazaar is a place in Indore where you will not be able to stop yourself from gorging on lip-smacking food.

Filled with a number of stalls bragging of delicious food items, Sarafa Bazaar is a delightful place to spend an evening in Indore.

Timings: 8 pm to 12 pm.

Location: Sarafa Bazaar, Indore, Madhya Pradesh.


Patalpani Falls:

Gear up for a serene respite with a visit to Patalpani Falls when you are vacationing in Madhya Pradesh. As per the legend associated with the falls, the depth of the waterfall is unknown and it is believed that it goes as deep as the underworld.

The place is also a popular trekking spot near Indore for adventure lovers and presents a magnificent sight to behold, especially in the rainy season. If you are looking for famous places in Madhya Pradesh to enjoy a peaceful picnic with your loved ones, Patalpani Falls is the place to be.

Timings: 11 am to 8 pm.

Location: Kekariya Dabri, Near Indore, Madhya Pradesh.


Choral Dam:

Take a break from the hustle and bustle to enjoy the tranquillity of nature at Choral Dam. Best to visit during the monsoon season, Choral Dam is a wonderful place to enjoy some time with friends and family.

Promising to leave you spellbound with breathtaking views, Choral Dam is one of the popular tourist places in Madhya Pradesh located close to Indore and is ideal for enjoying a memorable weekend.

With the backwaters of River Narmada, this place is an ideal retreat for everyone.

Location: Berchha Lake, Birchha Road, Gangaliya Khedi, Madhya Pradesh.


Lotus Lake:

Generally known as Gulawat Talab, this is another hidden gem near Indore, and is an ideal place for photographers. It is essentially a lake in the valley of Gulawat that also happens to be the home to in numerous lotuses.

The scenic beauty of this place makes the experience of boating in the calm waters of this lake, teeming with lotus, truly unforgettable. Most importantly, since this is one of the offbeat places, you will not find herds of tourists altering your fun and spoiling the serenity for you.

The presence of dense bamboo plantation and exotic birds it attracts makes the place all the more enticing.

Timings: Open 24 hours.

Location: Gurda Khedi, Gulawat, Indore, Madhya Pradesh.


Ralamandal:

Ralamandal is a serene destination among places to visit in Madhya Pradesh for the lovers of wildlife and nature who are looking to escape the chaos of cities.

A popular weekend getaway from Indore, Ralamandal is one of the richest places, apt for exploring nature in Madhya Pradesh.

Encompassing an area of more than 4 square kilometres of scenic landscapes, Ralamandal is a great place to explore various fauna and flora like a leopard, black buck, sambhar, teak, eucalyptus, babul, etc.

Timings: 9 am to 6:30 pm.

Price:  INR 60 per person.

Location: Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary, Indore, Madhya Pradesh.

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