Rajwada: The pride of Holkars, Rajwada palace, is located near Khajuri Bazar and holds the position of one of the most important monuments in Indore. The Rajwada’s seven-story facade is astounding in its opulence.

Kanch Mandir: The spectacular Kanch Mandir made entirely of glass and mirrors is one of the prime tourist attractions in Indore.

Bada Ganpati: The Bada Ganapati Temple is located in a busy neighbourhood west of the Kanch Mandir and is true to its name. The 8m tall Ganesha idol was placed in this modest temple in 1875 by a resident of Ujjain.

Lalbagh Palace: Lalbagh Palace is one of the most impressive structures of the Holkar dynasty. Spread over 71.63 acres, the Palace was built between 1886 and 1921, during the reigns of Tukoji Rao I, Shivaji Rao and Tukoji Rao IIl. The architecture of Lal Bagh Palace reflects the European style and the imposing gate of the palace is built as a replica of the main gate of Buckingham Palace; only it is twice as large.

Khajrana Ganesh Temple: Rani Ahilyabai Holkar built the Khajrana Ganesha Temple of Indore. Huge crowds of people typically visit this temple on Wednesday and Sunday to offer prayers.

Gulawat Valley: While every spot at the Gulawat Lotus Valley in Indore is breathtaking, however, you should not miss the opportunity to see the charming 100-meter bridge that spans the lake. One of the most beautiful sites to see in Indore, Gulawat Valey is the place where you can enjoy a stunning panoramic view of the lake and surfaced lotuses.

Central Museum: One of the best collections of ancient and medieval Hindu and Jain sculptures from Madhya Pradesh extending from the Gupta to the Paramara eras is housed in the Central Museum of Indore.

Safari at Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary: In addition to its fascinating history, Indore is home to a wide variety of flora and fauna. The renowned Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary is a visual delight for nature lovers and trekkers, and visiting the sanctuary is one of the top things to do in Indore.

Shopping at Sarafa Bazar: The Rajwada serves as the hub for the old bazaars in the centre of this old town. Sarafa Bazaar (jewellery market), which is close to Rajwada, is one bazaar you must visit. Because of the curvy, narrow roads, cars rarely enter there, but there is a parking lot nearby. The namkeen and silver jewellery stores in Sarafa Bazaar are well known to all. Sarafa Bazar is a hotspot for foodies at night, serving mouthwatering chaats and savoury desserts. Saree shops can be found nearby as well, where you may find great deals on Maheshwari, Chanderi, and Bagh-printed sarees.

Patalpani Waterfall: The Patalpani Waterfall, which lies in the Mhow Tehsil of the Indore district, is a well-liked picnic location for locals. Patalpani is surrounded by extensive forest covers, beautiful hills, clear skies, and rich green landscapes.

Mandu: You can also visit the temples of Mandu which is approximately 100 km away from Indore. The city houses some grand monuments like Jahaz Mahal, Hindola Mahal, Hoshang Shah’s Tomb, Jami Masjid, Hathi Mahal and Ashrafi Mahal.