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About Indore
India • Madhya Pradesh • Indore

Indore is called the ' Mini Mumbai ' of India, situated on the banks of the rivers Saraswati and Khan, and is the largest city in Madhya Pradesh. This bustling and vibrant city derives its name from the 18th century Indreshwar temple and was the seat of the Holkars - the former rulers of this erstwhile state. The place has long been a home of cricketers producing international legends like the celebrated C.K. Naidu.
| Area: | 165.17 Sq. Kms.
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| Best Time to Visit: | September to March.
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| Climate: | Due to its location in central India far from the sea, Indore has a moderately extreme climate. Indore gets moderate rainfall during July - September due to the South West monsoon.
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| Main Languages: | Hindi, Marathi and English.
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| Population: | Approximately 16,39,044.
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| Temperature: | Summer - Max : 40°C. Min : 22°C. Winter - Max : 29°C. Min : 10°C.
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Tourist Attractions in Indore

Rajwada Indore
Indore is known as much for its history as for its importance as a commercial hub of Madhya Pradesh. This city is a perfect blend of age old tradition and commercialization. The monuments and forts of the city bear testimony to its rich cultural past. Indore was the stronghold of the Holkar dynasty ...
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Rajwada Palace
The Holkar Palace (Rajwada) is close to the Chhatris, in the main square. It is a seven-storied building (only facade remains) built over two centuries and is built in a mixture of Maratha, Mughal and French style.
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Excursions of Indore
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