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All necessary Ujjain attractions are included in your tour to Ujjain from Delhi thanks to Temple Tours's meticulously curated sightseeing and suggested activities. To further tailor your Delhi to Ujjain tour, you can choose from a large selection of additional tours and activities in and around Ujjain. Temple Tours’s Ujjain tours from Delhi are simply arranged by theme so you can select the right one. Temple Tours has the ideal holiday to Ujjain from Delhi, whether you're searching for an action-packed getaway, a laid-back vacation, a road trip with friends, or a romantic retreat with your significant other. Check out the carefully chosen selection of luxury vacations from New Delhi to Ujjain, which include the top luxury hotels and Temple Tours's guaranteed services.

Top Attractions to Visit During Travel to Ujjain from Delhi

Mahakaleshwar temple, Ujjain: 

Mahakaleshwar Temple, which is situated in the historic city of Ujjain, is regarded as one of the most revered and impressively designed Hindu pilgrimage sites. One of the twelve Jyotirlingas, this magnificent temple is situated on the shores of Rudra Sagar Lake. The temple continues to provide tourists a completely unique and incomparable peace of mind, even in today's hectic lifestyles. 

Kal Bhairava Temple: 

Bhairav is a furious manifestation of Lord Shiva, and among the eight Bhairavas, Kal Bhairava is the most significant. If legends from the past are to be accepted, the Tantra cult, a covert religious organisation whose members engage in and profit from black magic, is connected to the Kal Bhairav temple. 

Ram Mandir Ghat: 

It is one of the four locations where the once every 12 years Kumbh Mela is held. Ram Mandir Ghat is hence of great religious importance to Hindus. In relation to the Kumbh events, it is regarded as one of the oldest bathing sites. During the fabled Kumbh festival, millions of people congregate here because it is thought that a dip in the waters of Ram Ghat can atone for all of your sins. 

Harsiddhi Temple: 

A red-painted statue of the goddess of nutrition, Annapurna, is located between the statues of the other two goddesses Mahasaraswati and Mahalaxmi in the Harsiddhi Temple. Until the Maratha emperors decided to rebuild it, this temple was almost beyond repair as a result of the effects of time. 

Kaliadeh Palace: 

The Kaliadeh Palace, which stands on an island in the Shipra River, is very important religiously. This palace was built in 1458 AD and is surrounded by the Shipra River on all sides. The surrounding man-made tanks are evidence of the forerunners' technical prowess.