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Quick Getaway: Wanchoo Point: 62 kms from Indore, a serene escape from urban grind

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 portable chairs for a comfortable seating arrangement.
Food and Beverages: Pack a variety of snacks, sandwiches, fruits, and refreshing drinks. Don’t forget to carry a cooler with ice packs to keep your items fresh.
Utensils and Trash Bags: Carry reusable utensils and plates, and make sure to take trash bags for cleaning up after your meal.
Weather Considerations:
Check the weather forecast before heading out.
Safety and Comfort:
Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes, as you might want to explore the area around the viewpoint.
Respect the Environment: 
Ensure you clean up after your picnic and dispose of trash properly. Keeping the area pristine helps preserve its natural beauty for future visitors.
Hydration: 
Carry sufficient water to stay hydrated, especially if you’re visiting on a warm day.
Activities at Wanchoo Point
Enjoy the Views: The highlight of Wanchoo Point is undoubtedly the breathtaking views. Set up your picnic spot with a view and take in the natural beauty that surrounds you. The changing light throughout the day offers different perspectives of the landscape, making each visit unique.
Photography: Bring your camera or smartphone to capture the picturesque scenery. The combination of natural light and expansive views provides excellent opportunities for memorable photos.
Relax and Unwind: Spread out your picnic blanket, savour your food, and simply relax. The tranquil environment is perfect for unwinding with family or friends, away from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Stroll Around: Explore the area surrounding Wanchoo Point. A short walk can lead you to different vantage points and add to the enjoyment of your picnic.
Don’t miss out on Daal Paniye!
“I am a professional photographer and my journey to Wanchoo Point helped me see a different side of Indore, where nature was unexplored and tinted by commercialisation,” Akshat Bhargava, a travel enthusiast and photographer said. Sharing photos from his trip, he recommended trying ‘Daal Paniye’ for a local meal available easily at Wanchoo Point.



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