Chief diety of Holkars a form of Shiva worshipped across India, well preserved.UshaDevi Holkar taking great efforts to preserve the lost glory of this Fort cum Palace.Located on the left side of the palace museum personal belongings of royal family located on 1st floor

Nice temple back of Rajwada Palace, very clean

A very Beautiful place made of Sangwan woods and lamps. It includes several paintings of royal family and gods and goddesses. Above the temple their is a small Gallery including heritage things.

Temple Inside Rajwada

This temple is close to my heart because of its architecture and statues of lord shiva and his form of Natraja. It has old wodden blade fan and glass lamps, old mix matel pot for flowers and wodden pillars which holds the structure, i like its ambiance and old design.

Soo well secured old place and silent place (Jai Malhar)

Nice and historical places of indore....

Very calm, quiet and well maintained temple the idol is more than 200 years. Holkar rulers used to have strategic planning from this place and may be a part of the Rajwada Palace

Nice and Peaceful place.

Very well Maintained Temple.. Loved it.. Thank you Indore for preserving the heritage..

Peace full place in the cetenter of large crowded area.

A very serene place

Beautiful temple

Love this place

Visited

Very beautiful temple which is part of Rajwada. Here maratha style of architecture is well maintained. Other information is also displayed over here. There is a small museum which is also very informative and worth to watch.This temple is a part of Rajwada where good information about Rani Ahilya Deviji is given. The structure of it is a fine specimen of the Maratha Empire and well maintained. There is also a museum here which is a sight to behold

Malharrao Holkar (born 1897, died 14) established the family rule in Indore. He took over the Maratha forces in the Malwa region in the 1720s, and in 1733, the Peshwa gave the area of ​​Indore to 6 parganas. The city of Indore was already in existence as an independent princely state established by Nandlal Mandloi of Kampel, dated March 3, 1817, approved by the Mughal Empire. It was Nandlal Mandloi who allowed Marathas to travel in this area and allowed them to camp across the Khan River. Malhar Rao established a camp in 1737, which is now known as Malharganj. In 17, he started the construction of his palace, Rajwada. At the time of his death he ruled most of the region of Malwa and was accepted as one of the almost independent five rulers of the Maratha Federation.After him, his daughter-in-law Ahilyabai Holkar (who ruled from 18–145) took command of the rule. He was born in the village of Chaundi in Maharashtra. He shifted the capital to Maheshwar situated on the Narmada River south of Indore. Rani Ahilyabai was the patron of many Hindu temples. He built temples in holy places outside his kingdom.The adopted son of Malhar Rao Holkar, Tukojirao Holkar (ruled: 1885–189), took over the reign for some time after the death of Queen Ahilyabai. However, Tukoji Rao started his campaign in March 14 after the establishment of Indore by Mandloi as the commander of Ahilyabai. Holkar did not settle in Indore before 1714.

Jai malhar

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Jay Malhar ....

Nice Place Indore