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Shri Ganpati Mandir Khajrana (Around 3 km)
This sacred temple, established by Ahilyabai Holkar in the 18th century, is renowned for its spiritual aura and the grand idol of Lord Ganesha enshrined within. The structure features beautifully carved stonework and decorative motifs that showcase traditional craftsmanship. Devotees throng here to seek blessings, especially on Wednesdays and during Ganesh Chaturthi, when the temple becomes a centre of vibrant festivities. Its serene atmosphere and historic legacy make it one of Indore’s most cherished landmarks.
Shringaar Kunj (Around 5 km)
Established in 1987, this renowned fashion destination in Indore has earned a reputation for its extensive collection of ethnic wear, from elegant Banarasi silk sarees to contemporary ready-to-wear styles. With over three decades of trust and quality, it continues to be a favourite for shoppers seeking both tradition and trend in one place.
Treasure Island Mall (Around 6 km)
Opened in 2005, this landmark shopping complex was Indore’s first modern mall and remains a popular hub for retail and leisure. Spread across multiple levels, it houses leading fashion brands, lifestyle stores, and a wide variety of dining options. Entertainment is a major draw, with a multiplex offering 4DX, Gold Class, and Playhouse experiences, along with family-friendly gaming zones. Conveniently located on MG Road near the railway station, it continues to attract shoppers and visitors every day.
Phoenix Citadel Mall (Around 7 km)
Central India’s largest lifestyle destination spans over 1 million sq. ft., featuring 300+ brands, luxury boutiques, and elegant European-inspired interiors. With 75+ dining options and a vibrant entertainment zone, it offers something for everyone. Ample parking for vehicles and convenient highway access make it a seamless spot to shop, dine, and unwind under one grand roof—making it one of the must-visit attractions in Indore.
Mrignayani M.P. Emporium (Around 8 km)
This state-run emporium brings together the finest crafts and textiles of Madhya Pradesh under one roof. From Chanderi, Maheshwari, and Tussar sarees to handcrafted jewellery, décor, and traditional art, it highlights the skill of local weavers and artisans while ensuring authenticity and quality. Established to promote and preserve the region’s rich heritage, it offers visitors a chance to experience the cultural artistry of the state in one convenient destination in Indore.
Bada Ganpati (Around 10 km)
This revered temple is famous for its towering idol of Lord Ganesha, standing 25 feet high—one of the tallest in the world. Established in the year 1875 by the Holkar Dynasty, using a rare mix of limestone, jaggery, sacred soils, gemstone powders, and holy waters, the idol rests on a four-feet platform and is worshipped as a source of great blessings. Daily prayers and annual rituals with sindoor and ghee draw countless devotees, while Ganesh Chaturthi brings the temple to life with vibrant festivities.
Shri Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga Temple (Around 67 km)
One of the twelve sacred Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, this ancient temple in Ujjain holds immense spiritual significance. The south-facing lingam, believed to be self-manifested, symbolises Shiva’s control over time and death. Famous for the early-morning Bhasma Aarti, it draws thousands of devotees daily. The recently developed Mahakal Lok Corridor, with murals and sculptures, adds to the grandeur of the pilgrimage.
Shri Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga Temple (Around 84 km)
Perched on the sacred Mandhata Island along the Narmada River, this revered shrine is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva. The island itself is believed to resemble the holy symbol ‘Om’, adding to the site’s spiritual significance. With its timeless architecture, intricate carvings, and deeply devotional atmosphere, it draws countless pilgrims throughout the year, especially during Mahashivratri when rituals and festivities reach their peak.
