
In the corridor of the Mahakaleshwar complex. The committee gives a Skanda Purana story in which Narasimha's anger cooled at this spot, and notes that worship here on Saturdays and Chaturdashi is held especially fruitful.
On the Triveni Ghat of the Shipra, away from the old town, per the district list.
A temple whose twenty-four ornate pillars the district dates to the 9th or 10th century.
A Rama temple with a Janardana Vishnu temple beside it, with idols the district dates to the 17th century.
On the district tourist list, one of the town's larger Krishna temples.
On the bank of the Shipra, with a Sun Temple in its grounds, per the district list.
The district records Ujjain's place in Indian astronomy and lists its observatory among the town's monuments.
The committee lists 53 temples inside the premises, which is a walk in itself.
Where a shrine nearby is paired with Mahakaleshwar by its own tradition, do both in one visit: the temple page and the booking page state the day's darshan windows, and the pair is normally a morning. Distances on this page are only printed where a source stated one, so treat the list as things to plan around rather than a route with times.