Start your day with a visit to Sarafa Bazaar, a popular night market that is open till 2:00 AM. Savour some delicious street food like pani puri, bhutte ki kees, sev paratha, and kulfi. For the main course, try out the famous Indori poha, jalebi, and samosa. In the evening, you can witness the market transform into a jewellery market, adding another dimension to the experience.
Afternoon: After a food coma, head to the nearby Kanch Mandir, a Jain temple made entirely of glass. Admire the intricate glasswork and learn about Jainism.
Evening: End the day with a visit to Rajwada, a historical palace of the Holkars. Walk through the palace’s sprawling gardens, learn about its significance in Indore’s history, and enjoy the light and sound show.
Begin your day with a visit to Chhappan Dukan, a street with 56 shops offering a variety of local delicacies including garadu, aloo tikki, chhole tikki, and moong bhajiya. For lunch, head to 56 Dukan, a street with 56 shops offering chaat, sweets, and namkeens. Don't miss out on the famous shikanji, a lemonade-like drink made with masala and soda.
Afternoon: Visit the Lalbagh Palace, a grand 19th-century building that was once the residence of the Holkars. Admire the European-style architecture and the collection of paintings, artefacts, and furniture.
Evening: End your trip with a visit to the Indore Night Market and try out the local favourites like garadu, aloo tikki, and bhutte ki kees. Shop for souvenirs and handicrafts, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of the market.
If you have more time, visit the Kala Bhavan art gallery to see local and contemporary art. You can also take a day trip to Mandu to explore the abandoned city’s ruins and monuments. For adventure seekers, Patalpani Waterfall and Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary are great options. To maximize your fun, hire a local guide who can take you to hidden food spots, or attend a cooking class to learn how to make Indori poha and jalebi.
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