Indore located in Madhya Pradesh is one of the most beautiful cities of the country. Indore city is also famous as food city. Of course, delicious street food is easily available in Indore, but do you know about the historical buildings of Indore? Yes, many historical places present in Indore are known for their beauty across the country.

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Indore has always been an important power center of the country. With many buildings named after famous tourist places in Madhya Pradesh, the city of Indore has a centuries-old Indian heritage ranging from Mughal to Maratha and then British rule. Let us know about some famous historical places of Indore.

The seven-storey Rajwada Palace of Indore was built in 1766 by a king of the Holkar dynasty. However, apart from the Marathas, the Rajwada Palace also features Mughal and French architecture. At the same time, since the upper floor of Rajwada Palace is made of wood, hence this palace is very popular among tourists. Along with this, the light and sound show held here every night also attracts many tourists.

Lal Bagh Palace in Indore was built by Maharaj Shivaji Rao between 1886 and 1921. The palace is known for the beautiful carvings on the walls and marble floors. However, once the residence of the Marathas, Lal Bagh Palace is now considered one of the best museums in Madhya Pradesh. At the same time, the main gate of Lal Bagh Palace is similar to that of Buckingham Palace in London.

Krishnapura Chhatri is also known as one of the historical places of Indore. Holkar Maratha Heritage There are three chhatris and five tombs at this place. Let us tell you that after death, the remains of the members of the Holkar dynasty were called Chhatri. Whereas all the umbrellas of Krishnapura are made of stone. Also here you can also see the Krishna temple built for Queen Krishnabai.

Gandhi Hall, a popular tourist destination in Indore, was built in 1904. Built in Indo-Gothic style, the building was named Edward Hall and was inaugurated by Britain's Prince George V. After independence, the name of Edward Hall was changed to Gandhi Hall. Gandhi Hall in Indore is still famous for its magnificent wall carvings and cultural art exhibitions.