Indore in Madhya Pradesh, India serves as an ideal base for exploring the heritage attractions of Mandu. Spread in graceful splendor over the Narmada River Valley, Indore has earned the sobriquet of "mini Mumbai."
See a panorama of heritage architecture blend seamlessly with modern industrial ways on tours to Indore - an important city in Madhya Pradesh, India. Indore is a storehouse of Holkar architecture and is a city that pulsates with ethnic cultural traditions.
Indore derives its name from the 18th century Indreshwar Temple that stands proud as an example of excellent Hindu architecture.
History
Indore was always an important city. In the ancient Days Indore was a bustling hub by virtue of being an important stop on one of India's oldest pilgrimage circuits - Mahakal in Ujjain to Omkareswar on the banks of River Narmada.
During the Holkar dynastic rule in Indore - the region developed as an important center of trade and commerce. In fact Indore served as the capital of the princely state under Holkar rule.
Tourist Attractions
Tourist Attractions in Indore keep your attention engaged with historic monuments and interesting sagas that have been documented in the annals of history as significant events.
See Parmar sculptures, old coins and relics from the past on a tour of Indore Museum; visit Chhatri Bagh, Kala Kund, Kamala Nehru Park, Sukh Niwas and Rajwada on tours to Indore, Madhya Pradesh, Central India.
Indore happens to be an important Madhya Pradesh commercial hub. Visit the wholesale and retail markets of this rustic city and discover fascinating local traditions as you watch buyers and sellers striking favorable bargains. Tour Chhawani, Bartan Bazaar, Marothia Bazaar, Siyaganj, Dawa Bazaar, and the Sarafa Markets.
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