73rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF NEUROLOGICAL SOCIETY OF INDIA
10th-14th December, 2025
73rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF NEUROLOGICAL SOCIETY OF INDIA
ORGANISED BY NEUROLOGICAL SOCIETY OF INDIA
10th-14th December, 2025
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Situated approximately 55 km from Indore, Ujjain is one of India’s seven sacred cities, offering a profound spiritual experience. Mahakaleshwar Temple, a revered Jyotirlinga, is the center of devotion, particularly famous for its Bhasma Aarti, a morning ritual where ashes are offered to the deity. Visitors can also explore Ram Ghat, a peaceful riverside area ideal for spiritual reflection, or the Kal Bhairav Temple, where devotees offer liquor as part of an ancient ritual. The city’s rich spiritual legacy makes it a must-visit for those seeking a deeper connection to Indian traditions.
Located about 80 km from Indore, Omkareshwar is an island on the Narmada River that is shaped like the Hindu symbol “Om.” It’s home to the Omkareshwar Jyotirlinga, one of the 12 sacred Jyotirlingas in India, attracting pilgrims from across the world. The Mamleshwar Temple, known for its detailed carvings, also attracts visitors looking for spiritual solace. A peaceful boat ride on the Narmada River offers an ideal opportunity to soak in the beauty and tranquility of the surroundings. Omkareshwar is perfect for those seeking a spiritual retreat in nature.
Around 90 km from Indore, Maheshwar is a charming town known for its rich heritage and spiritual significance. The magnificent Ahilya Fort, which stands by the Narmada River, offers incredible views and a glimpse into the town’s regal history. The peaceful ghats of Maheshwar are ideal for relaxation or evening prayers, surrounded by the serene flow of the river. Maheshwar is also famous for its Maheshwari sarees, handwoven fabrics that have been crafted by local artisans for generations. This town provides a blend of cultural heritage, spirituality, and scenic beauty.
Located about 95 km from Indore, Mandu is a historical town steeped in architectural beauty and romantic legends. Famous for its Mughal and Afghan-style architecture, the town is home to breathtaking structures such as Jahaz Mahal, which appears to float on water, and the Rani Roopmati Pavilion, offering panoramic views of the Narmada Valley. Visitors can also explore Hindola Mahal, known for its unique sloping walls and historical significance. Mandu’s serene environment and charming ruins make it an unforgettable destination for history and architecture enthusiasts.