The Maratha Rulers were talented in the field of engineering. A lovely case of their design style involve the Chattris of Indore. These chhattris are the cenotaphs worked in the memory of the Holkar rulers. The dedications are worked in stone and have stood the trial of time. They stand richly on the banks of the Khan River. The cenotaphs are tombs based on the incineration spot of the Holka rulers close Rajwada.

The Chhatris have arch sort structure with pyramidal towers on beat. There is a place called Chhatri Baag here, which has two mixes. There is additionally a lovely Chhatri in the memory of Bolia Sahib. It was built after his demise close to this Chhatri Baag. During the evening, these Chhatris give a stunning sight, as they get enlightened. The Chhatris shine ethereally against the dim of the sky and pay tribute to the considerable souls of the Holkar rulers. A counterfeit lake has been made in this extend of the generally dry Khan River. It has been additionally decorated with a wellspring, admirably laid gardens on both banks and sailing office.