Where the varieties of must have kachoris in Indore?

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                                       Indore is famous for its amazing range of kachoris AND

Indore has a wide variety kachori and variety place to eat of kachori that has been sold in every street they are :-

1) LAL BALTI KACHORI_

                                                                       The taste hasn't changed in all the years. The same spicy taste of the chutney They have maintained the taste for which they have been famous for years. And I have been visiting the flagship shop at rambagh Indore for years just for that kachori and chutney As the name suggests, there is a ‘Lal Balti’ hanging outside the shop that attracts people. A very simple place nothing such as ambiance, only a small seating area with no tables. Just grab a kachori at Lal balti and spice things up.LAL BALTI MEANS RED BUCKET BULB

ADDRESS:TILAK PATH,MARTAND CHOWK RAMBAGH ROAD INDORE 

Speciality:aloo ki kachori with spicy green chutney  

2) BAM KI KACHORI_

                                                                "Bam" badri guru ki kachori Badri Lal Ji, owner of the establishment who is called bam guru has been selling kachoris since 1964. He started out selling kachoris on his bicycle back in the day. The shop is also called Bam Kachori because according to him, “While cycling near Bal Vinay Mandir‘Bol Bam’ to attract the attention of students.” Coming to the taste of the kachori, it is as desi as it gets. Badri Lal Ji still uses coal and not a gas stove to prepare his kachoris and give them that rusty, melt in your mouth taste  

ADDRESS : MALHAR GANJ CHAURAHA KHAJURI BAZAR KA END INDORE  shop called prasidh kachori     

Speciality: Small size dal kachori with awesome taste of hing flavored mung dal masala  

                            

3) ANANTANAND UPHAR GRAH KACHORI_

The shop has not one but two amazing specialties for you to try. Located at Jail Road, Anantanand Alpahar Gruh is famous for its unusual take on poha as well as kachori. One word for their kachoris - AAG, which is also the abbreviation for the shop. Their dishes have stood the test of time as the place has been around for the past 60 years and people keep coming back for more.

ADDRESS : JAIL ROAD INDORE

Speciality: very spicy usal kachori and aloo kachori with sev and signature pyaz chutney make this place the best of all ....

4) RAVI ALPAHAR_

one of the most famous kachori shops in Anand Bazar or the best aloo kachori in town.. It is at one of the primest location in Indore.Their specialty is ‘Aloo Ki Kachori’ with green chutney or pyaz chutney. It also serves ‘Fariyali Kachori’ for the people who are Fasting, it is famous for its Aloo ki Kachori with pyaj ki chatni ,they also prepare Sabudane ki khichdi , fariyali kachori and petis . All are tasty.

ADDRESS:NAGAR NIGAM COMPOUND ANAND BAZAR INDORE

Speciality: ALOO KI KACHORI WITH PYAZ KI CHUTNEY

5) SWADIST KACHORI BHANDAR_

yeh bahut jyada soft hoti hai kyunki isme moan bahut dalte hai jisse yeh bahut soft hai..yah bas dal ki kachori hand to hand garma garam serve karte h

ADDRESS: NALIYA BAKAL ,SHAHJI NAMKEEN KE SAMNE

Speciality: a very soft dal ki kachori with lehsun chutney

                                                                        

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Which places to visit in RANAKPUR? why ranakpur is the five most important pilgrimage of Jainism?

 

About Ranakpur_

Ranakpur is a town in a Rajasthan and one of the 5 most famous pilgrimage of Jainism .Apart from this it is the most attractive tourist place in India and one of my favourite too And its situated around approx 90 km north of Udaipur .This beautiful, serene place is renowned for amazingly Jain temples constructed in amber stone around the year 1439 AD. Ranakpur is named after Rana Kumbha, the ruler of Mewar who offered his land for the construction of a temple. Inspired by a dream a Jain businessman Dharna Shah, started its construction under the patronage of Rana Kumbha. The construction continued until 1458 AD in 15th century.Best time to visit in winter months.The entire temple is constructed in a unique manner having got a plot of 48000 sq feet .The temple took over 50years to build completely.And it was invaded by mughals. There are 29 halls within the temple despite its 80 domes filled with natural light throughout the day either its open or not open.The guider say there are 1449 pillars inside the temple which is impossible to count because each one of them is different from others none are similar and you cannot take your eyes off from them .Even that the 108 kg temple bells is there could not shatter the feeling.

PLACES TO VISIT IN RANAKPUR_

1) The four faced temple

2) Ranakpur dam

3)Kumbhalgarh fort

4)Suryanarayan temple

5)Kumbhalgarh wild life sanctuary 

6)Ranakpur jungle safari

7) Ranakpur adventurous

THINGS TO DO_

Trekking in Ranakpur:

                                      It is situated in the middle of Aravali mountains, Ranakpur is  an ideal place for adventure lovers. you can try different trekking trails like Thandiberi, Kumbhalgarh, Ranakakar and Roopanmata.

pillars

Adventure spot

adventure spot

night view

 Ranakpur is a calm and surrounded by the beauty it had me the feeling peace and had me feeling that i was home and thats all was well 

That is the reason enough to want to go back Ranakpur....!!

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Why Indore is famous for food?

Apart from the famous Lal Bagh Palace and the Central Museum, there’s a lot of other things about Indore that will leave you speechless. The street food of Indore, to be specific, is extremely popular across the country. The street food of Indore has its roots based in recipes from Rajasthan, Gujarat and Maharashtra. These three combined will serve to give you a delicious meal that will have you smiling all day!

WHERE TO GO:

SARAFA:- 

                       The most celebrated foodie landmark of the city of Indore, Sarafa Bazaar is a must-visit. The crowd is unbelievable. . The list for Sarafa must include dishes such as and the best of north-Indian ,south Indian and rajasthani sweets  it's easy to understand why it is placed on a Food Lovers Paradise.


CHAPPAN:- 

                     This market consisted of 56 shops which is where the word chappan comes from. A must-visit for the legendary poha jalebi breakfast and yummylicious all types of food that is an integral part of Indore's food culture.

RAJWADA:-
                         Well known for its decades old serving delicious chaat. Most popular:Sundaram and Geleda chaat ; who belongs to anywhere would swear by the food they get back home and the specialty of the corner shop.

                          

    OTHER POPULAR PLACES :-

 1) Nakhrali Dhani and Choki Dhani for rajasthani food

2) Vijayanagar

3) Apna sweets

4) Kothari Market

5) Guru Krupa for north indian food

6) Banana leaf for south indian food

           

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Which is the famous place in Indore?

Places to Visit in Indore

1) Lalbagh Palace_

                                  Resided by the rulers of the Holkar dynasty Although Indore has its own share of grandeur, this is one spot that you should mark on the top of your travel itinerary. The palace that once was a witness to the grandeur of the Holkar dynasty, it is situated on the banks of River Khan, 3.2 km. away from the main city. The construction had begun during the time of Tukoji Rao Holkar in 1886, and completed 35 years later

2) Rajwada_ 

                       Rajwada is significant historical place which was constructed by  HOLKARS who belongs to the Maratha dynasty and  located near chattris  It is also the well maintained garden that houses a statue of QUEEN AHIILYA BAI along with an artificial waterfall and some beautiful fountains.Even after all these years the place continues to be one of the most famous tourist places and one of the oldest structures too... An extension of Holi called Rang Panchmi is a very famous festival in Indore and few tens of thousands of people gather in front of Rajwada and surrounding areas to get colored by the famous color cannon.

3)Chattris_

                      The cremation places of the Holkars are known as the Chhatris. These are beautifully built and have intricately carved structures. There are some temples and other structures built around them as well.

4)Indore Museum_

                                 Exhibiting artefacts dating as far back to the prehistoric era, as well as recent findings from the modern era, the Central Museum of Indore is a history buff's paradise. The museum also houses mythological carvings, coins from different ages, arms of various eras and sculptures dating back to the 11th century.

5)Tincha Fall_ 

                       Located 25 kilometers from the bustling city of Indore, Tincha Falls are one of the most popular waterfalls in the region.Surrounded by lush green vegetation on all sides and an exhilarating experience in itself,Tincha falls attracts a wide array of visitors from all walks of life. Tincha is an ideal picnic destination and monsoon break away from the chaos that ensues in the cities. The stillness of the pond against the roaring descent of water is a sight you must definitely not miss.

6)Hanuwantiya_

                           Hanuwantiya is one of the island amongst situated in the Indira Sagar river. This place is vibrant and colorful that will surely be a good break from the hustle bustle of the city life. Hanuwantiya island is full of scenic beauty and the cool water. This place will makes this place a great holiday destination. 

7)Janapav_

                     Nestled among similar hills of the Malwa region, Janapav, or Janapav Kuti, is the ideal getaway for lovers of nature and trekkers alike.Located in the Mhow Tehsil of Indore district, Janapav experiences footfall from all areas of country throughout the year, especially during monsoons.The place is also famous for the fair a that is held there every year on Kartik Purnima which is the first full moon after Diwali.

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Why Nandi hills is hill station of KARNATAKA?

NANDI HILLS_

NANDI Hills is also called Nandi betta include Nandidurg it is an ancient hill fortress in southern India, in the district of Karnataka state. Its 10 km from town and  The hills are nestled near the town of Nandi...Due to less development yah par Jayda crowd nahin hota hai, Nandi Hills because the hills resemble a sleeping bull (Nandi). Yeh ruler TIPU SULTAN ki vacation place thi or this is also called Nandi fort iska renovation karwaya..and its storming by the army of Cornwallis was one of the most incidents of the first world war against TIPU SULTAN of Mysore.The Chola rulers of the 11th century constructed the roof of the temple. The marriage hall was built by the Hoysalas in the thirteenth century and a wall of the second complex was built by the Vijayanagar kings. Beautiful stone carvings are a popular tourist site and are a source of inspiration for students of art and architecture. IT IS HILL STATION OF KARNATAKA.In the rainy season it is extremely wet on the hill. A summer visit will make you spell bound. It's best if you are on top of the hill before sunrise. The wind, fog and clouds that blow towards you in the morning is just amazing.

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Which is the famous things in AMBER FORT?

AMBER FORT

AMER FORT is the best tourist attraction of Jaipur. Its high on a hilltop, majestically over the village of Amber on the outskirts of Jaipur, this 16th-century fort palace is worth visiting for its grand architecture that blends Muslim Mughal and Indian Hindu (Rajput) elements. elegant royal halls, and fabulous views of landscape.

Amer Fort. Inside the palace are beautiful styled state rooms with semi-precious jewel inlaid decoration the finest example is the Sheesh Mahal the mirror palace. The Amer Fort is a top rate tourist attraction of Jaipur and must be visited by all tourists to the region.and situated next to the Maota lake. Highlights include the chamber of a thousands mirrors is possibly the most beautiful of all of the inner rooms 

VISITOR INFORMATION_

 In 16th century, a fort was built by a trusted general of Akbar, Maan Singh. Later, Maan started to rule the area surrounding the fort which was called as the Amer state. The fort is now called as the AMER FORT and the city is called as Jaipur. Amer fort or Amber fort is located a little away from the main CITY OF JAIPUR. It is an important tourist destination in this city.

The fort is located 11 km from the city of Jaipur.

Things to do in Amer fort

• Elephant ride around the fort is an  important activity
• Light show at night
• Watching the illuminated fort from the bottom of the hill in the evening
• Visit to the museum and garden inside the fort
• You can view the whole city from here.
• Classical dance program that happens in the evening in Sukh Mahal.
• Enjoying puppet shows and traditional songs.

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it consists of the Diwan-i-Aam, or "Hall of Public Audience", the Diwan-i-Khas, or "Hall of Private Audience", the Sheesh Mahal (mirror palace), or Jai Mandir, and the Sukh Niwas where a cool climate is artificially created by winds that blow over a water cascade within the palace. Hence, the Amer Fort is also popularly known as the Amer palace

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What is history of JAIPUR?

JAIPUR

Jaipur is the capital of India’s Rajasthan state. It belong the royal family , in 1727, founded what is now called “Pink City” for its trademark building color. With gardens, courtyards and museums, part of it is still a royal residence

HISTORY OF JAIPUR....

Jaipur was founded in 1727 by JAI SINGH 2ND THE KING OF AMER who ruled from 1699 to 1743. He planned to shift his capital from AMER, 11 kilometers from Jaipur to accommodate the growing population and increasing scarcity of water. Jai Singh consulted several books on architecture and architects while planning the layout of Jaipur. Jaipur was planned based on the principles of VAASTU AND SHILPA SAASHTRA. The construction of the city began in 1726 and took four years to complete established in the year 1727, the city is named after Maharaja Jai Singh II who was the primary organizer of this city.

During the rule of Sawai Ram Singh I, the city was painted pink to welcome the Prince of Wales, in 1876.Many of the avenues remained painted in pink, giving Jaipur a distinctive appearance and the Pink city.

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