Khandwa is a historic city located in the southwestern part of Madhya Pradesh, known for its cultural heritage, religious importance, and strategic location as a major railway junction. The city is closely associated with the famous Dadaji Dhuniwale, whose temple attracts devotees from across the country. Situated near the banks of the Narmada River, Khandwa serves as an important commercial and transit hub connecting central India with Maharashtra. With a blend of spirituality, history, and urban life, Khandwa appeals to pilgrims, travelers, and tourists exploring the Malwa and Nimar regions of Madhya Pradesh.