Agar

Agar is a town with a municipal government in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India. It is the administrative headquarters for the Agar Malwa District which was formed in 2013 from a part of Shajapur District. The town is arranged along the Indore—Kota SH-27 thruway. Agar was the capital of the Parmar Kingdom amid the tenth century alongside Avantika Ujjain, at that point it was the most prominent visiting spot of Mughal kingdom when Mandu was its capital.

The Mughals got a kick out of the chance to spend summer relaxes there on the grounds that the temperature amid summer evenings was low contrasted with different zones in the area. Amid the Sindhia express ious royal residences were fabricated which today are utilized for city court and for other government workplaces. Agar is a vacation spot, popular for the sanctuary of Jai Baba Baijnath, which was worked by the spouse of a British Lt. Colonel after a fight in Afghanistan in 1879 where his life was supernaturally spared, purportedly, by Lord Shiva's intercession.

The city has two lakes, Moti Sagar bada talab and Ratna Sagar ratodia talab, which represent the expansive measure of water in the city. There is likewise a dam on the Kali Sindh River, the Parsukheri dam; two different dams are Pipliya Kumar dam and Tillar dam.