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Indore Excursion : Places nearby Indore - Madhya Pradesh
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Places to visit nearby destination - Indore
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Maheshwar
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Located 91 kilometres from Indore, a four hour journey
by bus, is the small town of Maheshwar. The small town
is famous for its fort and temples and also for the
saris produced by the local weavers. Known as Maheshwari
saris, the silk saris are intricately patterned and
quite comfortable to wear. You can get some of the fine
locally made saris from the local shops where the prices
of these saris are comparatively cheaper.
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Mandu
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The word Mandu
literally means the city of joy in the local language
here. Located at a distance of 99 kilometres from Indore,
it is a must visit excursion point from Indore. Mandu
has a number of sites to visit like the palaces, tombs,
temples, and a fort that was the monsoon retreat of
the Mughal emperors here. Moreover, Mandu has over 40
monuments which are divided into three broad groups:
the Central Village Group, the Royal Enclave Group,
and the Rewa Kund Group. Champa Baoli, the huge 15th-century
Jami Masjid, the beautiful Jahaz Mahal (ship palace),
the Hindola Mahal or swing palace, the romantic Baz
Bahadur/’s Palace, Roopmati/’s Pavilion and the Hoshang
Shah/’s Tomb are some of the unique and must see tourist
spots of Mandu.
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Mhow
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Another important site to visit during your excursion
is Mhow. The word Mhow is the abbreviated form of Military
Headquarters Of War (MHOW) which was supposedly the
British war management centre. Located at a distance
of 23 kilometres from Indore, Mhow today is functioning
as one of India/’s most prestigious military training
establishments for senior officers. The campus of the
training establishment is worth having a look.
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Omkareshwar
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Located a few kilometres away from Indore town is a
small island at the confluence of the Narmada and Kaveri
rivers in the state. The island is shaped like the holy
Hindu symbol /’Om/’ and the Omkareshwar temple here
is one of the many temples dedicated to Lord Shiva.
The temple is made from local soft stone. The temple
also holds importance as one of the 12 jyotirlingams
of India, attracting a good number of religious tourists
every year. The island also has some other temples near
the Omkareshwar temple.
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Patal Pani
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Located at a distance of 36 kilometres from Indore,
Patal Pani is an exotic excursion destination from Indore.
This site is especially famous for the 150 feet high
waterfall. Water falls from that height into a kund.
The kund is supposed to be dangerous as the depth of
it is still unknown. It is believed that the bottom
of this kund touches Patal (nether world).
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Ujjain
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Located at a distance of 56 kilometres from Indore,
Ujjain also called as Ujjayini, is one of the holiest
cities of India. Situated on the banks of the sacred
river Shipra, Ujjain is also known for being one of
the four centres of Kumbha Mela. The Mahakaleshwar Temple,
the Gopal Mandir or the Ganesh Temple, the temple of
Har Siddhi Mata (the family goddess of king Vikramaditya)
and the Vedha Shala (Veda School) are some of the must
visit destinations of this place.
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