The Museum was formed on October 1, 1929, to collect and preserve artefacts discovered in the old Holkar State's territory. The Central Museum of Indore, also known as the Indore Museum, was founded in the year 1929 at the famed Nar-Ratna Mandir in October. The museum moved to a new location in 1969, next to the "Residency Kothi." The Antiquity Gallery, the Hinglajgarh Art Gallery, the Inscription Gallery, the Malwa Art Gallery, the Numismatic Gallery, the Arms Gallery, and the Gallery of Modern Art are the six galleries that make up the Central Museum.

The Indore Museum, which is known for some of its greatest architectural designs, houses a large collection of Palmer Scriptures. The Palmer texts were a historic architectural style that developed in this area. It is one of the outstanding collections of Parmar art and architecture reflecting the Hinglajgarh School, which was founded in this region. The most notable architectural relic at the museum is a door frame, which is beautifully embellished with figures and decor.

• For historical and artefact enthusiasts, the museum includes one of the greatest collections of Hindu and Jain sculptures in the state, both mediaeval and pre-medieval. 
• Visitors can take the help of a guide who would direct them to all information on the museum as well as the artefacts inside, visitors can also adore the architecture and the way the museum was constructed.

• If you want to get the best out of this trip, arrive at the Museum by 10:00 am which then provides the whole day to explore the museum.  
• For expert advice and authentic historical information, hire a guide since many of them are quite experienced. 
• If you want to eat after the Museum, there are a few excellent eateries nearby. 
• Some keepsakes are available for purchase at the museum's Gift Shop.

Indore is best visited between October and March. Summer is also an excellent season to visit because the weather cools down owing to showers, although precipitation may disrupt your sightseeing and transport plans. Summers should be avoided because of the extreme heat.

• Rajwada 
• Lal Bagh Palace
• Khajrana Temple 
• Patalpani Waterfalls
• Bijasen Tekri Mandir

In Madhya Pradesh, the Central Museum Indore boasts one of the greatest collections of mediaeval and pre-medieval Hindu and Jain sculpture. These exquisitely carved statues date from the time of the Guptas to the reign of the Paramanas. They were discovered among the remains of Hinglajgarh's temples from the 11th and 12th centuries.