Mandu
The total straight line distance between Ujjain and Mandu is 83 KM (kilometers) and 493.85 meters. The miles based distance from Ujjain to Mandu is 51.9 miles. This is a straight line distance and so most of the time the actual travel distance between Ujjain and Mandu may be higher or vary due to curvature of the road .
Both the National Highway and the State Highway are well connected to Mandu. Buses are easily available from this city to important cities of India. Well connected to Mandu, Bhopal and ujjain. The car can also be rented from ujjain and Bhopal.
With its finest architectural magnificence and remarkable history, Mandu continues to fascinate its tourists with a rich and varied past that still witness the love and romance between Prince Baz Bahadur and Rani Roopmati. The love story of this beautiful couple, who once ruled the region, is immortalized through marvelous structures, monuments, and palaces, built in their memories. Mandu or Mandavgad is a ruined city, which is celebrated for its fine architecture, created during Malwa period. Located in the Dhar district of Western Madhya Pradesh, Central India, Mandu provides various impressive views of lakes, waterfalls, and incredible monuments, to lure tourists to visit the region.
Mandu was originally founded in the 10th century by Raja Bhoj and was later conquered by the Muslim rulers of Delhi in 1304, who artistically built pavilions, monuments, mosques, etc. in the city to demonstrate their legacy. If we go back in history, we can see that Afghan Dilawar Khan, governor of Malwa, build his own little kingdom in Mandu and later transferred his capital to his son Hoshang Shah, who raised the splendor of the city. Later in 1561, Akbar conquered Mandu to add it to the Mughal Empire; however, Marathas came into power in 1732 to rule the region for a long time.