| Situated
                  on the banks of the river Saraswati and Khan. Indore was
                  planned and founded by Rani Ahilyabai Holkar and derives its
                  name from the 18th century Indreshwar Temple. Indore is a
                  flourishing industrial city with a proud past. Chief
                  attraction is the Kanch Mandir or Glass Temple of the Digamber
                  Jains the walls, floor and ceiling of which are lavishly
                  inlaid with glass and mother of pearl. Palaces and cenotaphs
                  of the former rulers are other attractions.
                   
					General
                  information 
 
                    
                    
                      
                        
                          | Rainfall | 110
                            cm (July to September). |  
                          | Best
                            Season | September
                            to March. |  
                          | Temperature | Summer
                            Max- 40.5, Min- 27; Winter Max- 30.4, Min- 15. |  
                          | STD
                            Code | 0731 |  
					How
                  to get there 
                   Air
                  Indore
                  is linked directly with Ahmedabad, Bhopal, Bombay, Delhi,
                  Gwalior
 
 Rail
 Indore
                  is on Western Railway and is connected to major cities of
                  India.
 
 Road
 Indore
                  is connected by good motorable roads. Some important distances
                  are:- Agra 605 km, Ahmedabad 456 km, Bhopal 187 km, Bombay 602
                  km, Delhi 809 km, Gwalior 486 km, Khajuraho 574 km, Maheshwar
                  90 km, Mandu 105 km, Ujjain 53 km etc.
 
					In
                  and around
 Rajwada
 This
                  two century old seven storyed historic palace was the nerve
                  centre of all trading activities.
 Chhatri
                  Bagh 
					Chhatris
                  or cenotaphs erected in memory of the Holkar rulers and their
                  family. An incomparable example of Maratha architecture and
                  sculpture.
 Lalbaug
                  Palace 
					The
                  ancestral palace of the rulers, today it is the residence of
                  Usha Raje, direct descendant of the Holkars. This exquisite
                  monument reflects the taste, grandeur and lifestyle of the
                  Holkars.
 Kanch
                  Mandir Close
                  to the Rajwada is a quaint Jain shrine or 'Palace of mirrors'.
                  In it one's reflection can be seen cast in myriad mirrors
                  studded on the walls and the ceiling.
 Bagh
                  Caves 
					There
                  are 9 caves of which only 5 have survived, Cave No. 4 known as
                  Rang Mahal is the most magnificent.
 Mandu
                  Mandu has many
                  historical monuments like Jahaz Mahal, Hindola Mahal, Jama
                  Masjid, Asharfi Mahal, Baz Bahadur 's Palace & Rani
                  Rupmati's Pavilion. MAHESHWAR 90 km - Situated on the banks of
                  river Narmada, This town was arlier known as Maheshmati. It
                  gained importance under Rani Ahilya Bai Holkar who constructed
                  many temples and ghats on the banks of the Narmada.
 Omkareshwar
                  It has
                  numerous medieval temples. Perhaps the most important is the
                  Shri Omkareshwar Mahadeo temple enshrining one of the twelve
                  Jyotirlingas of India. Accomodation Facility available at
                  Indore
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