Indore City Guide

Street food is amazing here, with a focus on vegetarian options.

Offers a blend of local food markets and vibrant pubs especially in Sarafa Bazaar.

Not a highlight yet but likely improving.

Tipping is appreciated. 5-10% in restaurants is standard, round up for taxis.

SIM cards need ID for purchase. Look for Airtel, Jio, or Vodafone Idea stores.

Efforts for city cleanliness are notable but challenges remain.

Growing 24/7 options, mostly around food delivery.

Mix of local markets and modern supermarkets. Bargaining is common.

Card payments are common in urban areas. Carry some cash for smaller vendors.

ATMs are everywhere from various banks.

Educational hub with several schools, but details on international options are unclear.

Community might be informal and building up.

Good access to parks and gardens for relaxation.

Pipliyapala Regional Park offers a good running environment.

Plenty of options with modern facilities available.

No specific tennis facilities noted.

Padel is not common here.

Yoga is available, though specific centers weren't detailed.

Wide variety of martial arts academies offering multiple disciplines.

Suitable climate and geography for skiing are absent.

Jet skiing and boating available at Choral Dam and Hanuwantiya Island.

No surfing opportunities due to landlocked location.

Not applicable due to landlocked geography.

Indore has both private and public hospitals. Private ones are more modern.

Stick to bottled or filtered water to be safe.

Family attractions focus on parks and water activities.

Decriminalization exists, but social acceptance varies.

Limited formal pet amenities, local regulations apply.