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The Krishnapura Chhatris were constructed by Holkars in the 19th century to honour the deceased members of the Holkar family. These Chhatris are named after Krishna Bai Holkar, the wife of military leader Yashwantrao Holkar and the mother of Malhar Rao Holkar II. These Chhatris are built over the spot where the rulers of Indore were cremated.

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The highways and roadways of Indore and other cities of Madhya Pradesh are well maintained and connected; hence, you can take any private buses or state buses or self-drive to Indore, and then you can visit the Krishnapura Chhatris which is near Rajwada Palace, Indore.
Suppose you are planning to visit Krishnapura Chhatris via Railway. In that case, the nearest railway station is Indore Junction Railway Station, approximately 4 km from the complex. From here, you can choose any cab, auto-rickshaw or city bus that is convenient for you.
Devi Ahilyabai Holkar Airport is the nearest airport from where you can choose any cab, app-based ride, or auto-rickshaw to reach your destination in Indore. The city’s complex is known to everyone, so anyone can quickly drop you there.
You have visited the Krishnapura Chhatris and fell in love with the architecture of the complex. Still, if you want to visit nearby places, here are some places you can see in Indore.



Explore the Chattris and the places nearby and fill your stomach with scrumptious food, but where to stay is another question. Here are some of the hotels where you can rest:


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These Chhatris belong to Hindu religion, especially the Marathas.
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