Culture of Indore

 Indore has a rich culture with glorious past.Indore is multi -layered cultural city. The city which has grown into cosmopolitan post –independence and known as heart of Madhya Pradesh is home to different people of different culture, regions and casts and religions. Over the years Indore has been welcoming people of from differ parts o the country and thus have become multicultural city. After the independence of India the city has made great stride in many areas economy, education, which have attracted thousands of people from various part of the country. Indore has developed in to a major industrial city of India & commercial capital of Madhya Pradesh. Many people living in the city are business persons, merchants, traders and office goers, while many others belong to the working class. Royal heritage and simplicity of Indore have been attracting visitors.

The city of Indore is known for its food and festival. Indore has gained wide acclaim from all over the country for its variety of cuisine with fine tastes and flavor. Dal-Bafla, Nihari Goshti and Bafla-Goshti are some of dishes Indore is famous for. Hindi is the official language of Indore. It is also the widely spoken language in the state. A number of people are found speaking various dialects like Malvi, Bundelkhandi, and Chhattisgarhi. As the city of Indore has been inhabited by people of other states languages of other states can be heard here. Marathi, Gujarati, Sindhi, etc are some of them.