Chanderi is a small town located in the Ashoknagar District of Madhya Pradesh, India, renowned for its rich heritage and history which dates back to the 11th century. Despite its small size, Chanderi played a significant role during the medieval period and was a prominent center for the Jain culture and trade. The town is nestled amidst picturesque hills, lakes, and forests, and is replete with monuments of historical importance. Chanderi is most famous for its exquisite handloom industry producing the elegant Chanderi sarees that are a significant part of Indian traditional textiles. The Chanderi fabric is known for its light-weight, sheer texture and fine luxurious feel. The main tourist attractions include the Chanderi Fort, which offers a panoramic view of the town, and the elaborately carved Koshak Mahal. Other than that, there are several ancient Jain temples and cenotaphs dotting the landscape. The town's fabric and culture reflect a blend of Mughal and Rajput influences, and its architectural heritage includes several beautiful Mughal buildings, Hindu temples, and grand palaces.