The History of Indore, Madhya Pradesh

Indore is the street-food capital of India. However, to enjoy the best of the food, one must have a local person to guide them. Additionally, the city is quite slow, I mean they should know that markets generally open after 11 am and stay open till late night. A historical food market opens at about 9 pm and remains open till 2 am. There are also specific places which serve the famous local dish, poha, 24*7.

Indore is a clear reflection of history. Today is the day of Ahilya mata who blessed this city that nobody will starve whosoever resides on this soil. Our city is transforming from Mini Bombay to financial booster of this marvellous country that exemplifies Tricolour. Cuisines and welcoming nature is embedded in our genes.

Indore is a vibrant city. It’s known as the economic and gastronomical capital of Madhya Pradesh. It has a rich historical background with eminent personalities like Devi Ahilya to add more to it’s prolific culture. Indore had given several gems to the country starting from lata Mangeshkar to kishore kumar to Rahul Dravid if we move further. Indore is known for the food variety it has to offer. Indore has also been ranked one for cleanliness among all the Indian cities. In short, it’s a city with a story and life.

Due to the rich black soil of the Malwa Plateau, Indore has prospered into being the fourth largest centre of cotton textile industry in India. It is also justly famous for its beautiful bangles. Indore can be called the ‘food city’. It has great variety and taste in food. Mumbai is largest growing city of India, in the same direction Indore is largest growing city of MP. From Historical point of Mumbai was the city where many cloth mills were there, same as in Indore. just Indore is small in compare to Mumbai that’s why Indore is called Mini Mumbai.