7 Best Places to visit in UJJAIN

Ujjain is a very famous city of Madhya Pradesh. If you're planning to visit Ujjain, then you should definitely check out these places.

Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling

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Mahakal Lok Corridor

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Harsiddhi Temple

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Chintaman Ganesh

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Kalbhairav Temple

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Mangalnath Temple

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Sandipani Ashram

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