Indore Holidays

Indore Holidays at a Glance

As the largest city in the Madhya Pradesh region of central India, Indore is a large commercial and education centre. It is known by locals as ‘mini Mumbai’ due to the diversity of its population and its importance to the area’s culture.

Explore Indore

• The Bada Ganpati in Indore statue is the biggest statue of Ganesha in the India, made from a range of materials and coloured a bright orange.
• Shopping is a great pastime in Indore. Enjoy a visit to the local cinema for a local movie or visit a local shop to buy produce and goods, as well as souvenirs.
• The Central Museum in Indore is a delight to people who are interested in India’s diverse history. Various artifacts, sculptures and art are held here to showcase some of India’s finest heritage.
• Indore Regional Park is a lovely, quiet place to spend a day with the family. You can visit the Musical, Jumping Jet and Mist Fountains or the Artists’ Village. Explore the French Gardens or try your luck in getting through the maze. You can also enjoy boating on the lake or a visit to the biodiversity garden.

Why a Holiday to Indore?

• Ujjain pilgrimage town is 56km from Indore and is important to Hindu Astronomers and is an important centre of learning, while the sites of Patal Pani and Mandu are noted for their natural beauty. Patal Pani is particularly pleasant during Monsoon Season.
• There are many Shiva temples in Indore, which make for a fascinating and interesting day out. Khajrana is also an important temple where it is believed all wishes are fulfilled after praying there. For another cultural experience, head to Goa and admire the countless temples and stunnign architecture on offer.
• Indore offers a great range of foods for visitors to try, including chaats, samosas and other great snacks. Its diversity means there are also a range of dining options, including Bengali, Rajasthani and mugalp, among others. Indore also offers a great range of international cuisines too, including fast food, Chinese, Thai and European.