Ujjain is an ancient city located in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It lies on the banks of the Shipra River. In Ujjain, which is one of the seven holy cities for Hinduism, there are more than 100 temples. Mahakaleashwar, Bade Ganeshji Ka Mandır, Chintaman, Harisiddhi and Kal Bhairav Mandir are among the temples to visit in the city.
Ujjain, which is a historical and religious city, has a crowded and lively atmosphere with its narrow streets and population of about 75 million people. The city was commercially a famous destination for merchants and pilgrims. Since the city is under the influence of the subtropical climate, the best periods to visit the city are winter and spring months.
Ujjain is also home to very important festivals. The most famous of these festivals is the Kumb Mela Festival held every 12 years in compliance with the Hinduism traditions. In addition, this festival is accepted as the world's biggest religious organization. Since there are no airport in the city, you need to get on the trains that go directly to this city. There are trains to Ujjain from many cities of India. If you prefer flying, the closest airport is located in the central city Indore, which is 52 km away.