This story is from June 12, Mhow: Patalpani waterfall started to flow on Saturday evening, making it the first waterfall here this year.
Despite the fact that it rained continuously since Saturday night and in some areas till Sunday morning, thousands of picnickers from Mhow, Indore, Dewas and other areas thronged the picnic spots in Mhow tehsil on Sunday. Some of them were had umbrellas, while others wore raincoats, but many of them seemed like they came to get wet in the rain.
By 11 am, the rain stopped much to the joy of picnickers. Though all the picnic spots were flooded with visitors , a large number of people turned up at Choral River on Indore-Khandwa highway and at Patalpani waterfall, 10 kilometers from Mhow. From the reports, 3 were found dead, while 2 were lucky to survive this tragic event. The video was taken by a local tourist Gaurav Patidar. This video is to show everyone that things can change in an instant.
So be safe, be aware of your surroundings, and take care. It is really mesmerizing to watch these gems of MHOW chugging through the lush green landscape of the Patalpani backdrop. Feeling sad that these MG locos are being relegated to history very shortly. Thanks for watching Incredible Indian Railways thru my lens Reason Copyright Disclaimer Under Section of the Copyright Act , allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.
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Patalpani Indore - Mhow Patalpani is a waterfall located in Mhow. It is 30 km from Indore and one of the most famous picnic spot near Indore.
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The Patalpani Waterfall is located in the Mhow Tehsil of Indore district and is a popular picnic spot for the locals of the area. Surrounded by dense forest covers, majestic hills, clear skies and lush green landscapes Patalpani is perfect for anyone looking for a time out from their mundane schedules. The falls are at a height of feet and produce roaring streams of white when the water flow is at its full capacity.
The waterflow is magnanimous during the monsoons and slopes may become slippery and treacherous, so the visitors are advised to exercise precaution during their tour of the falls.
All in all the Patalpani falls are truly a sight to behold in all their plunging glory, the majestic cascade is a must visit for anyone who enjoys nature. Location : - The nearest railway station is Patalpani railway station 2 km on the Indore-Khandwa route. Mhow is the nearest town.
The park is spread across a sprawling 80 acres, out of which the lake amasses an area of 42 acres and the remaining 38 acres are occupied by the land facilities.
Things to Do in the Park The park has boating facilities available in the lake and there are different types of boats available like paddle boats, speed boats and even small cruisers for you to choose from to your liking. There park also has a life size maze for you to solve, it is a big hit among the kids.
The park compound includes an amphitheatre that is used for conducting cultural events and programmes. Then there's the Artist's Village, French Gardens and the Necklace Garden for you just want to take a leisurely stroll along the park and enjoy the manicured pastures. Alternatively you could just sit by the lake point view and enjoy the quiet and peaceful view and witness a beautiful sunset.
The park also has a variety of fountains like the mist fountain, jumping jet fountain and a musical fountain adorned with lights that looks just spectacular at night, you should definitely stop by the fountains if you visit the park in the evening. The park also houses the Malwa Queen cruiser which is a restaurant on the lake, the cruiser has two decks and can accommodate close to 80 people and is currently the only mini cruiser restaurant in town.
Annapurna Temple The temple is approximately 30 kilometres away from the Patalpani falls through the Khargone-Indore Highway. The temple is devoted to Goddess Annapurna, goddess of food. The temple also has shrines of Lord Shiva, Lord Hanuman and Lord Kalabhairava within its premises along with a Pravachan Hall where spiritual leaders engage in enlightening conversations with the devotees. The Annapurna Temple is said to have a striking resemblance to the Meenakshi Temple in Madurai in terms of its architecture and structural intricacies.
There are four life size elephant sculptures that adorn the temple entrance gates greeting visitors with its rustic charm. It provides a glimpse into the glorious past of the Holkar dynasty and is an architectural marvel with its European and Mughal influences. The palace was used for holding deliberations with royal dignitaries and royal functions. The gates of the palace are said to be a replica of the gates from the Buckingham Palace.
The marble columns, stained glass furniture, ornate chandeliers and well-crafted antiques only reflect the rich history of the glory days of the Holkar clan. It is a must visit for all history fanatics, it allows you to take a glance at the royal heritage and culture of the monarchy.
Source 6. It is the largest zoological park in the state spread over an area of 51 acres, it is also one of the oldest zoos in state built in The zoological garden is home to over 47 species of animals with some of the most popular ones being the Leopards, White Tiger, Royal Bengal Tigers, Bears.
The entire zoo has been engulfed in a variety of trees and plants to give the animals a sense of their natural habitat. The museum goes back to the times of the Holkar dynasty when they were forced to surrender to the British, the museum also has an array of armouries. All the exhibits on display in the museum range from the prehistoric times to the modern era.
This is the perfect place for you to experience all the profound history of Madhya Pradesh. Bada Ganapati Bada Ganapati is a temple devoted to the elephant god Ganesh, 32 kilometres away from the Patalpani falls. The temple draws its name from the largesse Ganesh idol in the temple that sits tall at a height of 25 feet. The temple's most prominent feature is the enormity of the Ganesh idol and was constructed under the reign of the Holkar dynasty.
It is frequented by devotees throughout the year, who come to seek blessings and prosperity from the deity. Krishnapura Chattris The Krishnapura Chattris is a historical monument built by the Maratha rulers in the late s 33 kilometres away from the Patalpani falls. The tombs are built near the cremation spots of Holkar rulers near Rajwada. The monument is an exemplary example of Maratha architecture and culture that reflects in the tomb's detailed carved inscriptions of Gods and Goddesses.
The Chattris also has a temple devoted to Lord Krishna that was built for the queen. The tomb is located along the banks of river Khan and provides the perfect peaceful backdrop to the monument.
Source Rajwada Palace Rajwada Palace was the ancestral palace of the Holkar dynasty, natives to the state of Madhya Pradesh, it is about The palace is over years old and has still stood tall against the face of time.
The palace has seven storeys with lower three storeys made out of stone and the upper storeys are wooden.
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