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Back into serenity of beautiful life, as a group of friends takes the ferry @Dhargaon, near Jam Gate Discover villages & Jam Gate: A Serene Weekend Getaway near Indore Jam Gate, a historic monument, was constructed during the reign of Ahilyabai Holkar and served as a gateway between Malwa and Nimar in ancient times. Today, it stands as a natural tourist destination surrounded by breathtaking scenery. From the vantage point on the high hills, watching clouds drift by while the earth, draped in verdant greenery, glistens in the drizzling rain is a sight that fills the soul with bliss and exhilaration. Adjacent to Jam Gate is the temple of Mata Parvati, perched on an elevated hill. After soaking in these enchanting views, we continued our journey. Travel direction The drive from Indore to Jam Gate is a delightful experience in itself. The journey takes about two hours, depending on traffic and road conditions. To reach Jam Gate from Free Press Office in Indore, start by heading south...

Quick Getaway: Daulat Baroda Lake, 40 kms from Indore: tranquil, glittering lake with lotuses The gentle ripple of the water, combined with the vibrant flora surrounding the lake, creates a soothing ambiance awaits you at Daulat Baroda Lake also known as Chhoti Gulawat. Early mornings and late afternoons, when the sun casts a golden glow over the lake, offer especially breathtaking views. Those moments make it an ideal spot for leisurely strolls, photography, and moments of quiet reflection. Enchanting Daulat Baroda Lake with its tranquil waters adorned by vibrant, blooming lotuses, creates a picturesque and serene escape. Set a 40 kilometres from Free Press, AB Road, the lake is easily accessible for a day-long trip on bicycles, bikes or car. Travel enthusiasts prof Manoj Mishra, banker Devashish Mandal(Banker), prof Suresh Kumar Paswan and dentist Dr Jyotsna Waliya visited this gorgeous lake and share glimpses form their trip for our readers. How to reach the lake? Starting Point: Fr...

Bless the snake, rescue them from this distress Forest dept rescued 15 snakes from charmers on Nag Panchami ‘Feed the snake milk, get blessed’ echoed in the city as snake charmers roamed on the streets to worship snakes on Nagpanchami on Friday. To catch them, several teams of the Forest Department were also deployed, which patrolled different areas. During the day, three teams freed 15 snakes from the snake charmers. Later the snakes were released into the wild. According to the forest workers, most of the snake charmers had brought snakes from Choral, Mhow, Sanver area. The snake was seized and released after seeing the advice of the snake charmers. Keeping Nagpanchami in mind, on the instructions of DFO Mahendra Singh Solanki, three teams were formed in each range of Indore forest division, which included three from Indore range and one team from Ralamandal Sanctuary. The teams were given the responsibility of monitoring the Bypass, Dhar Road, Aerodrome and Annapurna area. Solanki s...

Quick Getaway Immerse in tranquility with Lord Shiva in the cave of Mahadev Khodra Are you in search of a serene getaway that combines natural beauty with tranquillity? Look no further than Mahadev Khodra, an untouched treasure located just 63 kilometres from Indore. With its lush greenery, stunning landscapes, and calming ambiance, this picturesque spot is perfect for a day out with family and friends. Here’s how to plan an unforgettable picnic at Mahadev Khodra. The best time to visit Mahadev Khodra is during the cooler month starting monsoons to spring. The weather is pleasant, making it ideal for outdoor activities. Early morning or late afternoon is perfect to enjoy the beauty of the area as the sun rises or sets. This less-known, serene cave was suggested by travel enthusiast and banker Sharad Kataria. How to reach Mahadev Khodra? From the Free Press office, Mahadev Khodra is about 63 kilometres. You will start by turning towards Ring road by taking LIG link road. Further on, fro...

In preparation for the upcoming Nag Panchami festival on Friday, Aug 9, Indore Forest Department has established three dedicated teams to monitor and regulate the activities of snake charmers within city limits and residential colonies, as the teams had rescued over 35 snakes last year. The initiative aims to ensure the safety and well-being of both the snakes and the public during the festivities. The specialized teams, consisting of personnel from the Indore Range, Environmental Forestry, and Ralamandal Sanctuary, will be on high alert throughout the festival period. Their primary responsibility will be to keep a vigilant eye on snake charmers who are expected to roam the streets and neighbourhoods, performing with live snakes as part of the traditional celebrations. This proactive measure comes in response to the significant number of snake rescues carried out last year. Over 35 snakes were rescued during the Nag Panchami festival last year, highlighting the need for increased overs...

Nestled in the bustling city of Indore, Wanchoo Point is an idyllic destination for those seeking a serene escape from the urban grind. Whether you’re a local resident or a traveller passing through, a picnic at Wanchoo Point promises a refreshing blend of natural beauty and relaxed ambiance. Here’s everything you need to know to plan a memorable picnic at this charming spot. How to reach Wanchoo Point? To get to Wanchoo Point from Free Press on AB Road in Indore, start by heading west on AB Road and turn right onto Race Course Road. Continue on Race Course Road and then turn left onto the A.B. Road Service Road. Proceed for about 4 km and turn right onto Pithampur Road. Follow Pithampur Road for approximately 5 km, and look for signs directing you to Wanchoo Point. The journey is about 62 kilometres and usually takes around two hours, and using a GPS navigation app can help you navigate easily. Travel advisory Packing Essentials: Comfortable Seating: Bring along picnic mats or portabl...