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Budha Madhyamaheshwar

Situated 2km from Madhyamaheshwar, this holy shrine is a cluster of rocks. However, the journey to this place quite captivating with picturesque views of various peaks can be seen from here such as Kedarnath, Neelkanth, Trishul, Kamet and Panchachuli over a small lake. Do visit this place for an enchanting experience.

Kanchani Tal

Kanchani tal is 16 km farther away from Madhyamaheshwar, which can again be reached by a trek. However, the trek to this place is deemed to be quite difficult, so do visit only if you are prepared.

Madhyamaheshwar Temple

Perched over an elevation of 3490 m above the sea level, the trek to this temple is quite a task. However, it is not without a fruit. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple is considered to be one of the oldest religious places in India. It is said that in order to avoid meeting with Pandavas, who came here to seek his blessing after the war of Mahabharata, Lord Shiva transformed into a bull here. Despite it's difficult way uphill, it is flocked with devotees in large number to worship Lord Shiva. Inside the temple, an idol of Shiva lingam in the shape of naval is placed along with the idol of Goddess Parvati and Ardhanarishwara (half Shiva and half Parvati idol). However, the temple is closed during the months of November to April during which the prayer is shifted to Ukhimath. Read More

Omkareshwar Temple

The Madhyamaheshwar Omkareshwar Temple is an integral part of the great Panch Kedar and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is simply known as Ukhimath Omkareshwar Temple. During the winters, the idols from Kedarnath temple and Madhyamaheshwar are brought to Ukhimath and worshipped here for six months. Ukhimath is a small pilgrimage town in the Rudraprayag District of Uttarakhand. No one from here is believed to leave empty-handed. The devotees here are showered with the blessings of Lord Shiva. One of the oldest temples in the country, the Omkareshwar Temple houses the deities of Kedarnath and Madmaheswar during the winter months. The temple of Kedarnath and Madhmaheshwar remains closed at this time of the year. Also, the water that confines within the walls of this temple is considered to be highly sacred as even a few drops of it could lead to complete purification. Moreover, the beguiling place within which it is located adds to its miraculous charm. Hence, visiting the temple not only lets you seek Lord Shiva's protection, but also makes you a part of the everlasting prettiness of nature. Read More

Perched on the edge of a cliff in the town of Maheshwar in Madhya Pradesh, and overlooking the pristine river Narmada in the background, Ahilya Fort, also known as Holkar Fort, is a 250 years old monument which was the capital of the Maratha Queen Ahilyabai Holkar between 1766 and 1795. Besides the striking Maratha architecture and the age old charm, the fort also offers magnificent views of the quaint Maheshwar town and its gorgeous ghats Among the most impressive highlights of the monument are its magnificent chhatris, protruding balconies, well-groomed gardens and not to forget, the royal seat that was occupied by the queen herself in the ancient days. In addition to this, there are a number of temples dedicated to Lord Shiva and his incarnations within the fort premises itself. Currently, the fort has been converted into a luxuriant heritage hotel which is managed and maintained by Prince Shivaji Rao Holkar, the son of the last Maharaja of Indore. However, the hotel was founded by Prince Richard Holkar. You can also enjoy boating here at sundown, that is going to be one of the most mesmerising experiences of your life. Read More

This is another temple that is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Ahilyeshwar Temple is also testament to the splendid architectural skills of the Maratha workmen. The temple comprises of intricate designs and artwork in honour of the deity. Apart from being the shrine of Lord Shiva, this temple also has a shrine of Lord Rama. With a very soothing atmosphere, this place is a must visit after a hectic day. The aartis are fixed at 8 am and 6 pm.

As the name precisely suggests, this was the opulent palace of Rani Ahilyabai Holkar which the reason why it is also known as the Queen's fort. This fort was also the administrative headquarter of Rani Ahilyabai during her reign and currently it has been converted into a guesthouse, which is managed by the son of the last Maharaja of Indore, Prince Shivaji Rao Holkar. This palace is the zenith of the Maratha architecture. To add to this, the palace is also host to a weaver's cooperative society in its premises. This structural marvel is sure going to teleport you to the ancient times. Read More

Following the trends of the various temples in Maheshwar, Jaleshwar Temple is also dedicated to the third god in the Hindu triumvirate, Lord Shiva. He has many benevolent and fearsome forms. At the highest level Shiva is limitless, unstoppable, unchanging and invincible. To honour this, the Jaleshwar Temple was constructed.

Shopaholics, rejoice! Kasrawad is a paradise for women shoppers especially because it is famous for its colourful cotton saris, which are fabricated with designs like borders, stripes and checks. This town also is rich in historical significance as it was the capital of Lord Rama's son Kush's province. The best time to visit this place would be during the winters when the much anticipated Gangaleshver Fair takes place.

Situated on the banks of Kunda River, Khargone is famous for Navgraha Mandir, a temple which is devoted to the nav grahas or the nine planets, Ahilya Fort, Rinmukteshwar Mahadev Temple, Sahastra Dhara, and last but not the least Pandrinath temple. In ancient times, the city served as the capital for Malwas during the Maratha Holkar reign. It is also widely known as a chilli and spice hub Visiting Khargone during the festive season will make you enjoy its beauty to the fullest. The flamboyancy of Shree Navgrah Mela (January-February), Nimar Utsav (November), Shiv Dola (August), and Gangaur (March-April) will add seven stars to your trip to Khargone. These festivals paint a beautiful picture of the culture that the locals possess. Hence travelling to the monuments and cotton fields gets more interesting when festive vibes are all over the city. Read More