Indore

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Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Hospitals: 214
Medisquare Hospital; Anand Hospital And Research Centre Pvt.Ltd.; Global Sng Hospital - Indore; Gokuldas Hospital; Harlalka Nursing Home; District Hospital,Indore; Gurjar Hospital; Unique Hospital; Arihant Hospital; Bhoraskar Hospital
Clinics: 417
Aashirwad Nursing Home, Indore; Institute of Holistic Medicines; Namo Ayurved Clinic; Choithram Clinic; Amol Liver and Gastro Hospital; Choithram City Clinic; Eye and Dental Clinic; Shefali Jain Test-tube Baby Centre; Aarti Mehra; Dr Alok Jain
Restaurants and cafes: 108
Around The Block; CRUSHERS; Pind Canada; Rang Cafe; Royal Bakery Stores; Singh Cafe Bar & Restro; Vairagi Chef "Cakes and Street Food"; Tea town indore; Just Paratha; Radha sanchi parler
Hotels and lodges: 17
Shreemaya; Hotel Sonash; Hotel Rama Inn; Bundelkhand boys hostel; Ashok Hotel; Hotel Shivani; Hotel Sunder; Neelam Hotel; Hotel Chanakya; Hotel Shreemaya
Schools: 121
High Light H. S. School; Sandipani School; Kids Kemp School; Shaskiya High School; Shishu Vihar Rambagh School; Shree Bal Vinay Mandir; Vimal Higher Secondary school; Government Ahillya Aashram Girls Higher Secondary School 2; Kasturba Girls Higher Secondary School; Shaskiya Madhyamik Vidhyalay Kramak 52
Clothing shops: 18
Topiwala Novelties; Agra; City Vibes; Hosiery House; Laxmi Garments; Nanak; Rich Look; Swami; Zam Zam Fabrics; Khadi Bhandar
Jewellers: 2
Anand Jewels; Caratlane

Indore facts

District
Indore district
Population, 2011 Census
19,94,397
Area
about 530 sq km, about 553 m above sea level
PIN codes
452001 (Indore Uchchanyayalay), 452013 (Indore Cat), 452002 (Indore Raj Mohalla), 452007 (Indore Siyaganj)
Places nearby
Lalbagh Palace (residence of the Holkar Maharaja of Indore, Madhya Pradesh, India, 2 km), Abhay Prashal Indoor Stadium (Indoor arena, 2 km), Holkar Stadium (international cricket stadium, 3 km), Indore Museum (museum, 3 km)
Local economy
Indore is a commercial centre for goods and services and holds a global investors' summit every two years. It is the largest city in Madhya Pradesh.
Culture and food
Indore's food blends Maharashtrian, Malwa, Rajasthani and Gujarati influences, and its street food is especially popular. Chappan Dukan and Sarafa Bazaar are two of the best-known places for it. Hindus are the majority, with large Muslim and Jain communities.
History
Gupta inscriptions name Indore as Indrapura, and the city is believed to be named after its Indreshwar Mahadev Temple.

Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.