Near Indore, this viewing spot is quite a sight during the season-monsoon. Great views of the surrounding valley and lakes. You can feast on bhutta (corn), bhajiya, and so on while enjoying the atmosphere.
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My ignorance is palpable when I see hills in MP (Indore specifically which I always thought would be flat)
Sporadic hills and dales are in different directions, on Khandwa road there is a ghat section too, though short. And in eastern M.P. there is a small hill station, Pachmadhi also.
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