Places to visit near Indore

Ralamandal wildlife sanctuary is located 19 km from Indore, this sanctuary is one of the must-visit places for all the nature lovers coming to Indore. It is like a floral and faunal treasure of the city of Indore. Ralamandal wildlife sanctuary consists of Rabbits, Sambhar, Leopard, Blue bull among the fauna species and eucalyptus, bamboo, Chandan gracing its floral treasury. Trips here can be enjoyed in a four-wheeler be it your own or on rent, but the camel ride here gives you some moments to cherish. Your stays here can be managed in the forest guest house.

Patalpani falls are present nearly 34 KM from Indore. This gurgling waterfall has become a popular tourist place due to its alluring beauty. Patalpani fall comes from a height of 300 feet. The best time to visit this fervour fall is during the Monsoon season. The rainfall gives it a strength that makes water flow at an immense rate. It is a belief that water goes down to an immeasurable depth ( Patal), giving it a mystic twist. Patalpani falls has also become a famous trekking place for adventure lovers.

Shri Omkareshwar temple is one of the most pious Hindu temples. It is one of the important places to visit near Indore. This temple is one of the 12 jyotirlingas, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Shri Omkareshwar temple is present on the island of Shivapuri in the Narmada river. As per the local mythology, the island is shaped in 'OM', which attracts many Hindu devotees. Shri Omkareshwar temple is a must-visit place for you.

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The Ved Shala is India's first scientific observatory that was built in 1725 by Raja Jaisingh. It is one of the most unique places to visit near Indore. The Ved shala is known as the ' Jantar Mantar'; the tropic of cancer passes from this city making it an apt place for astronomy and observatory. Raja Jai Singh was a curious king who built five observatories in cities -Delhi, Jaipur, Varanasi, Mathura, and Ujjain. The ved shala attracts many scientifically curious people.

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Narmada Ghat is present at the centre of the city of Maheshwar. Narmada ghat is on the bank of the river Narmada, covered with green lush forest. The whole ghat is covered with an orange shade that mesmerizes people. The tranquillity of Narmada ghat will give you a sense of inner peace and calmness. This ghat is a magical place for you to visit.

Tincha ghat is a mere 25 km away from the vicinity of the city Indore. Tincha ghat is present under the blanket of green forest. It houses a gurgling waterfall cascading from a height of 300 meters. The waterfall makes it a beautiful place. During the monsoon, water starts pouring immensely. This place is popular among trekkers, nature lovers and photographers.

Jahaz Mahal at Mandu is a magnificent monumental site built by Sultan Ghiyas-ud-din Khilji. Jahaz Mhahl, as the name means, gives you an illusion of being floating. This is so because water- Munj Talao and Kapur Talao surround Jahaz Mahal. This Mahal architecture is heavily influenced by the Indian, Mughal, Afghan, and Mesopotamian cultures.

The Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga is a sacred site for Hindus. This temple is one of the twelve Jyotirlinga dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga is present in the village of Jaisinghpura of Ujjain, which is just 56 km away from Indore. It is on the bank of the river Shipra. A large fair is held on the day of Shivratri where many devotees come and pray to Lord Shiva. The Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga is a revered site for Hindus. The bhasam arti is its uniqueness that adds a mystic nature to this temple.

Hoshang Shah's tomb is present in Mandu, which is around 80 Km from Indore. This tomb is India's first marble construction done in the 15th century. Hoshang Shah's tomb architecture is inspired by Afghan art of style. It is a treat to the eyes of all history lover's. The Hoshang Shah's tomb's interior is relatively plain, but it's minuscule arches make it an attractive tourist spot.

Bahadur Mahal in Mandu is another place to visit in Indore that is fascinating and captivating for all history lovers. This monument was built by the last independent ruler of Mandu Baz Bahadur. There is a grand fountain in the central hall of Bahadur Mahal. There is a large garden on the Northside of the Mahal. This magnificent Mahal beauty and architecture will allure you.