So currently I am living in the cleanest city-Indore. I first came to Indore when I represented my school (from Chhidwara) in Handball. Although I never imagined myself living here, I always thought I will end up living in Pune, Mumbai or somewhere in the south(Bangalore, Hyderabad), but my husband has great devotion for this city that eventually dragged me here. I first arrived at Indore after my marriage in 2013 and stayed till 2016 then for a brief period we move to Raipur, after six months we moved to Nagpur and finally last year in September we were back again in the City.
About this city, geographically it is in west-central India and is majorly known for its 7-story Rajwada Palace & Lal Baag Palace. As per the Swachh Sarvekshan survey, Indore has been the Cleanest City in India two times in a row!!
The city is also popular for its range of Namkeens. The city is crazy over street food, some examples of them are night market Sarafa Bazar and the 56Dukans. Being a
Indore has lots of nearby places to visit. Believed to be the heart of Madhya Pradesh, the city has to offer all types of tourists destinations. You can have your pick from places like Omkareshwar temple and Ujjain Mahakaleshwar Temple(among the 12 jyotirlingas of India).
The holy city Ujjain is renowned as one of the legendary centers of Kumbha Mela. The fort and temples of Maheshwar near Narmada Ghat is just mesmerizing and also offer the famous Maheshwari saris.
Mandu, the historic city with a superfluity of monuments reflects the royal grandeur of the past ages. Patal Pani, Tincha fall and many others are fascinating places with stunning waterfalls. Choral Dam, Rajwada palace and the list continues.
There are lot many other things but how can I forget the city’s as well as India’s very own Moonwalker Police Cop – Ranjeet Singh (also known as Indori Singham)
So that’s all from me today, there are many topics which are not covered here but will hopefully share in a descriptive post. This post is a part of the November blog challenge. You can also check out my fellow blogger’s posts on Instagram under the hashtag #bloggersbae and #sweetnovemberblogchallege.
Great to know that you live in Indore. Your pictures are really cool.
thanks dear!!
Such pretty pictures and especially Pataal Pani looks worth visiting.
I have to totally explore Indore.i have heard the temples are beautiful and mainly the street food which is similar yet unique to Maharashtrian food.
Wow! Lovely pics and beautiful locations.I have never been to Indore and didn’t know yet that there are so many exciting places to visit.Will mark it on my list.
I have many friends from Indore and I have heard its a best place to food joints ..wish to visit there
I went to Indore last year and I definitely loved hogging at sarafa and 56 dukkan. Ujjain too was beautiful.
Your pics are showing that its a beautiful place to visit… loved the temple view. Will explore it someday.
Indore has been in the limelight currently thanks to the state elections. Seeing it through your eyes is beautiful.
I have heard a lot about Indore and one of my favorite comedian (Zakir Khan) is from there. I would love to visit it soon.
Have heard alot about this place, but never could visit! I’m making myself sure that I should come there someday.
If I am not wrong it is one the cleanest city In India too, lucky you:) . The pictures are amazing too Niharika.
wow! The pictures speaks about the beauty of the place. looks so calm and peace. such a great place to be
wow, loved reading facts about Indore. I am so glad i read this I have never been here and didnt know much as well.
Haven’t visited many places in Indore yet. But I love Indori namkeens. Lovely pics.
Indore is a beautiful and clean city I have been to Indore as its my husbands place so we used to go regularly and have some yummy food there
Indore is so pretty! I haven’t been to Indore yet but want to visit
Wow.. Truly looks like a gorgeous city with such historical architecture.. lovely..
Wow! I must say that Indore has a lot to offer. The photos you took were incredible, especially the Tincha Falls. This falls has a breathtaking view. Hope to read more about this place.