TOURISM VILLAGE UNDASA
Undasa Village in Madhya Pradesh is a heritage gem waiting to be explored in the Ghatiya Block of Ujjain District. Just 18 km from Ujjain on the ancient Panch-koshi pilgrimage route, Undasa is a timeless village where mythology, nature, and rural life blend seamlessly. Once a route for Buddhist, Shaiva, and Vaishnav pilgrims, Come and experience the serene beauty of Undasa Village, where faith, nature, and community blend in perfect harmony. Just 18 km from Ujjain city, you can explore tourist spots far from urban noise.
A two-day stay at Undasa will allow tourists to explore –
Tourist Attractions:
Ratnakar Sagar: An ancient, sprawling lake – one of Ujjain’s Sapt Sagars – perfect for peaceful picnics.
84 Mahadev Temple: A sacred site visited during Adhik Maas, when the village hosts a vibrant fair.
Ancient Baori (Stepwell): Adorned with old carvings, echoing the route’s historic past.
Siberian Migratory Birds: Every winter, thousands fly 70,000 km to rest here – a birdwatcher’s delight.
Panch-koshi Yatra Route: Experience the spiritual halt-point of Ujjain’s famous pilgrimage.
Nearby Ujjain Heritage Circuit (7-18 km): Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga (9 km): 3rd of 12 Jyotirlingas, famed for the sacred Bhasma Aarti at 5:00-5:30 AM.
Ram Ghat (9.2 km): The holiest Shipra River bank where Simhastha Kumbh is held every 12 years. Witness the mesmerizing Shipra Aarti at sunset.
Siddhavat (9.3 km): One of the 4 most sacred banyan trees in the world, on Shipra’s banks. Worshipped as Lord Shiva himself – planted by Mata Parvati. Site where Kartikeya was made Senapati and killed Tarakasur.
ISKCON Temple (8.8 km): Stunning white marble temple with beautiful deities of Radha Madan Mohan.
Kaliyadeh Mahal (10 km): Built in 1458 by Mahmud Khilji, with 52 kunds and Surya Narayan Temple. Legend says Scindias ruled Ujjain by day but rested here at night.
Jantar Mantar (10.6 km): Built in 1733 by Maharaja Jai Singh II of Jaipur. One of only 5 observatories in India with 5 ancient yantras – Samrat, Nadi Valaya, Digansh, Bhitti & Shanku.
Yantra Gadhkalika Temple (11 km): Ancient & miraculous Shaktipeeth from Mahabharat era, renovated by Samrat Nagbhatt. Poet Kalidas worshipped here. Kuldevi of Raja Vikramaditya.
Chintaman Ganesh Temple (15.04 km): Home to 3 rare Ganesh idols – Chintaman, Ichchhaman, Siddhivinayak. Tradition: First wedding invite is always sent here.
Shani Mandir, Triveni (17.8 km): 2000-year-old temple built by Raja Vikramaditya at the confluence of 3 rivers. Houses 2 Shani idols, one being the rare.
Village Life Experience:
Traditional Dances: Witness vibrant Rajwadi and Matki folk dances performed to the beats of Dhol.
Soulful Music: Enjoy Rajasthani Baba Ramdev bhajans, Sanja folk songs during Shradh (Sept-Oct), and Malvi songs for every occasion.
Living Art: See beautiful Mandana (Alpana) wall art decorating village homes.
Local Crafts: Meet the Kumhar community engaged in decorative works.
Shop for famous Bherugarh Block Print textiles, just 7 km away.
Festive Culture: Year-round religious spirit with Panchkoshi, Adhik Maas, Local Cuisine: Taste authentic Malwa food from traditional kitchens.
Village Walk: Stroll on cement-concrete lanes through green fields and the calm lakeside modern Yet rooted.
Connectivity:
By Flight – Indore Airport (65.3 km)
By Train – Nearest Railway Station (8.4 km), Ujjain Junction (18 km)
By Road – Nearest Bus Stand (8.4 km). Located on Ujjain-Tarana Road with direct access via Agra Road & Maxi Road.