It is mentioned in the Puranas that Avantika i.e. Ujjain is also one of the holiest Saptapuris of India. On this basis, the religious importance of Ujjain is very special. The second most important thing is that Mahakaleshwar, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas, is located here. Both the above facts help to increase the prestige and importance of Ujjain even more. Here, cremation, Usher, area, pedestal, and forest - these 5 special combinations are available in one place. This combination makes Ujjain's glory even more dignified.
Ujjain on the banks of Mokshadayini Shipra has been the center of religion, philosophy, culture, learning, and faith since ancient times. On this basis, many religious sites were built naturally. Nurturing Hindu religion and culture, many kings, religious leaders, and mahants decorated this Mahatirth with beautiful and attractive temples, places of worship, etc. through public cooperation. The ancient temples and places of worship of Ujjain are on one hand valuable treasures of archeology, on the other hand, they are also ideal centers of our faith and faith.

Lord Mahakal Pradhan situated in Bhuloka is considered to be the most worshiped in the universe. They are counted in 12 Jyotirlingas. The first and eternal ruler of Ujjain is also Maharajadhiraj Shri Mahakal, only then Ujjain is called the city of Mahakal. Being south-facing, they also have special tantric significance. He is the originator of the Kalachakra and only the philosophy of Baba Mahakaleshwar, fulfilling the wishes of the devotees, protects us from the death of the last time, such scriptures are recognized.

In the nucleus of India, the description of Shri Mahakal situated on the Tropic of Cancer is abundant in many poems of Ramayana, Mahabharata, etc., and Puranic texts of Sanskrit literature. It is said that this ancient temple was renovated by Udayaditya, the son of King Bhoja. After it was restored again, it was renovated again in 1734 by the then Diwan Ramachandrao Shenvi. On the ground floor of the temple, there is a huge linga of Mahakal whose jaladhari faces east. In addition, on the first floor there are statues of Omkareshwar and on the second floor, statues of Nagchandreshwar.

Remember that the darshan of Lord Nagachandreshwar occurs only 1 time in a year, that is, on Nagpanchami. To the south of the Mahakal are the temples of Vriddhakaleshwar, Anadi Kalpeshwar, and the Saptarishis, while to its north are the shrines of Sri Hanuman, established by Chandradityeshwar, Devi Avantika, Brihaspateshwara, Swapneshwar and Samarth Ramdas. To its west is a pool called Kautithirtha and Rudra-Sarovar is also located nearby.