• Chanderi Fort: Begin your tour with a visit to the impressive Chanderi Fort, perched on a hill. This historic fort offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Explore its architecture, including gateways, walls, and bastions.
• Koshak Mahal: This stunning palace, known for its unique blend of Hindu and Islamic architectural styles, is a must-visit. The Koshak Mahal complex also includes the Shahzadi Ka Rouza, a tomb that features intricate stone carvings.
• Jama Masjid: Visit the 15th-century Jama Masjid, a magnificent mosque known for its exquisite architecture and intricate lattice work. It’s a fine example of Indo-Islamic design.
• Chanderi Museum: Immerse yourself in the local history and culture at the Chanderi Museum. It houses a collection of artifacts, textiles, and sculptures that provide insights into the region’s past.

• Chanderi Weaving Centers: Chanderi is renowned for its traditional handwoven silk and cotton sarees. Visit local weaving centers to witness the intricate art of Chanderi weaving and perhaps purchase some of these exquisite textiles.
• Laxman Temple: This ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and is known for its intricate carvings and architectural beauty.
• Shehzadi Ka Rouza: If you didn’t get a chance to visit it on the first day, explore the Shahzadi Ka Rouza tomb and admire its detailed stonework.

• Kati Ghati: Embark on a trek to Kati Ghati, a gorge nestled between two hills. The trek offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
• Chanderi Lake: Spend some leisurely time by the Chanderi Lake, enjoying the serene atmosphere and the reflection of the surrounding hills in the water.
• Battisi Bavdi: Visit this stepwell, which has 32 flights of steps leading to the water source. The architecture of Battisi Bavdi is quite remarkable.

Try local dishes and experience the flavors of the region.

If your visit coincides with local festivals or events, participate to experience the vibrancy of rural celebrations.