Detailed Map of Indore, India

Indore, India (22.7167, 75.8472)

Indore is a major city located in the western part of Madhya Pradesh, India, at coordinates 22.7167° N latitude and 75.8472° E longitude. Historically significant as the seat of the Holkar dynasty, Indore has evolved into one of the largest cities in the state, granted municipal corporation status in 1984. The city has a population of approximately 1.5 million residents, making it a bustling urban hub with a diverse demographic. Indore's economy is robust, characterized by its textile industry, food processing, and emerging IT sectors, contributing to its status as a commercial center. The transportation infrastructure is well-developed, featuring major highways, a railway station, and an airport that connect it to other Indian cities. Notable attractions include the Lal Baag Palace, Rajwada, and the Indo-Gothic architecture of the Khajrana Ganesh Temple, reflecting the city's rich cultural heritage. Various neighborhoods, such as Vijay Nagar and Malhar Mega Mall area, showcase modern amenities alongside traditional markets, offering a blend of contemporary and historical lifestyles. This dynamic environment makes Indore a significant city for both business and tourism in central India.