INDORE IS THE LARGEST CITY IN Madhay pradesh india

INDORE IS THE LARGEST CITY IN MADHAY PRADESH  INDIA 

CITY IN Madhay  Pradesh,and together with its satellite town of Pithampur and Dewas, is one of the faster-growing economic regions in India of Proximity to the Gujrat Mumbai grid is a major factor behind its huge central India and produces over 50,000 graduates each year 30% of whom have technical training.

It was one the capital of Holker, Who theire keen interest in city planning and education, shaped much of indore. Many civic institution in the city predate India’s Independence. Todat indore is a perfect mélange of the old and the new,where old hertige structure coexite with modern multi –storeyed building.

A trading hub between the Deccan and Delhi in the 16^th century, the city of Indore was discovered by 

Rao Nandial chaudhary in mid 1710. Rani Ahilya Bai Holkar, with her keen interest in education and planning built this city.

Today indore the state’s largest city offers a spectacle of majestic palaces co-exiting with commericial center. A part from considered as the state’s commercial capital it is also know for mouth-watering culinary experience. It is in the first 20 cites to be developed as smart cities. Indore with its abundance,will make you ask for more , like you did as a child for your favorite dish.

Best season to visit :- This destination can be visited throughout the year, but it’s is in the first best to visit to in the mounths of July to April.

What to see :- The biggest tourist attracation in indore is the Rajwada, built in 1749 by Malhar Rao Holkar to serve as his palace. The mammouth seven storeyed palace,a combination of Maratha, Mughal and French architectural styel,reach out to the sky from the chaotic lanes of Khajuri Bazaar, in the heart of the old city. The palace has recently been renovated.

Gita Bhavan :- The relatively new Gita Bhavan is adorned with many statues  of gods and goddesses of various religions.

Krishnapura Chhatris:-Beautiful chhatris commemorating Holkar king are located on the banks of khan river at chhatipura and Krishnapura All the chhatris have spires and enshrine life-size statues of Holkar ruler and theire queen.

Lalbagh palace :- Set amidst manicured gardens spread over nearly 72 acres in the southwest of the city is the magnificent Lalbagh palace,built between 1886 and 1921.The palace blends  Renaissance, Palladian and Baroque elements and houses grand chandeliers rich  Persian carpets and stuffed gaming trophies.

Annapurna Mmandir :- Indore has ann eclectic mix oof temples, mosques and churches that are intergral to its unique social fabric. close to Lalbagh palace is Annapurna Mandir, inspired by the Meenakshi Temple of Madhuri. Nearby is dargh of Shahanshah  - e-Malwa,with a banyan tree said to be over 700 year old.

Kanch Mandir :- The beautiful Kanch mandir near Rajwada was built  by  the jain industrialist, Seth Hukumchandra, in the early 20^th  century. The walls ceiling floor and doors,even the painting and murals here are all made of glass, with cut-gllass chandeliers adorning the ceiling. On the top floor is a special glass chamber that multiples the images of three tirthankars-Adinath, Shantinath & chandraprabha made of shimmering black onyx,to an infinite number.

Bada Ganapati Mandir:- West of Kanch Mandir is the 19^th century Bada Ganapati mandir that houses, what is believed to be, the largest Ganesh idol in the world, measuring 8mtr from head to foot. Built by Rani Ahilya Bai Holkar, Khajrana is another Ganesh temple that is deeply revered by the locals. Nearby is the famous Dargah of Nnahar Sayed.

Gandhi Hall (Ghanta Ghar ):- Indore’s stunning indo-Sarcenic Town Hall ws inaugurated in 1905. In 1948 it was christened Gandhi Hall.

It has a four-faced domed clock tower in front because of which it is locally known as Ghanta Ghar.

Central Museum :-- This possesses one of the best collection of Hindu & jain sculpture from Madhay Pradesh,dating from the Gupta to paramara periods.

 Pipliyapala :- the family entertainment park at Pipaliyapala lake has a food zoon and boat club with Malwa Queen cruise. Other attraction include musical fountain, artist village, biodiversity park and labyrinth.

Gomateshwar :- About 10 kms from the city at the jain site of Gomatgiri, is a massive 7mtr. Statue of Lord Gomateshwar. There are also 24 marbles, each dedicated to a Tirthankara.

   

How to Reach :- 

By Air :- Devi AhiLiya Bai International.  Airport at indore has daily flights to the major cities. 

By Train :- It is well-connected to all major cities  by Train. 

By Road :- It is also connected by regular bus service with Bhopal, gwalior, Jaipur, Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad,Pune Nasik well connected all india.