Nagpur
Nagpur is the winter capital of Maharashtra, the largest city in central India and third largest city in Maharashtra after Mumbai and Pune. In addition to being the seat of annual winter session of Maharashtra state assembly, Nagpur is also a major political and commercial centre of the Vidarbha region. It is known throughout the country as "Orange City" for being a major trade center of oranges that are cultivated in the region. Nagpur lies on the Deccan plateau of the Indian Peninsula and is dotted with natural and man-made lakes with Ambazari lake being the largest. Nagpur is the headquarters of Maintenance Command of Indian Air Force and a major education centre in Central India. Playing host to cultural events throughout the year, Nagpur’s society and culture is known for its vibrancy. Known for its folk songs and dances, Nagpur is also known for its costumes and ornaments.
The Vidharbha region has its own distinctive cuisine known as the Varhadi cuisine or Saoji Cuisine, famous for its spicy taste. Mount Road near Sadar is the best hang-out for foodies. Ashoka for continental or Indian, Nanking for Chinese, Barbecue for Punjabi (Indian Tandoori), Veeraswamy's and Kamat for South-Indian Food. The Pride Hotel, a favourite amongst air travellers due to its proximity to the airport, holds numerous food festivals throughout the year for food connoisseurs.
Ambazari Lake and Garden; Telankadi or Futala Lake; Dragon Palace Temple in Kamptee; Balaji Mandir; Ramtek Fort Temple.
Nagpur is famous for its oranges and all things orange, such as the "orange burfi", a Nagpur speciality. The Orange burfis are a good bet if you missed out on the season to grab your basket of oranges. The city is also known for cotton textiles and cotton-based handicrafts. For the shopping lover, a trip to Itwari or Buldi (Sitabuldi) known as the fashion street of Nagpur is a must. Stroll through the energetic streets and get your share of knickknacks, bargains, handicrafts and a variety of branded & unbranded products
Pride Hotel
Nagpur
Hotel Tuli International
Nagpur
Hotel Sun-n-Sand
Nagpur
The Legend Inn
Nagpur
Hotel Centre Point
Nagpur
- Ambazari Lake and Gardens
Ambazari Lake is one of the main tourist attractions in Nagpur. Located roughly 6 km to the west of the city, the Lake offers a variety of fun activities like boating and a toy train ride. During weekends, this lake is a popular picnic spot with locals. The garden nearby is a theme garden with many amenities for children, with the “musical fountain” being a major attraction. A mammoth dinosaur like structure at the entrance welcomes visitors to the garden and lake. - Futala Lake
A beautiful gift from Raje Bhosle, Futala Lake is a feast for the senses and a wonderful picnic spot. The best time to visit is in the evenings, when the lake and surroundings are illuminated with colourful halogen lights. - Dragon Palace Temple
Situated in Kamptee, this is a famous Buddhist temple known for its splendid architecture. - Balaji Mandir
Nested in the tranquil Seminary Hills, Balaji Mandir is a south Indian style temple, with Shri Balaji as the presiding deity. - Ramtek Fort Temple
Ramtek fort temple is a centuries old temple to Lord Rama, and is said to be the sacred place where Lord Rama took rest before leaving to conquer Lanka. The temple is located within a fort situated on a calm hilltop. The unpolluted environs makes a visit to this temple spiritually and physically rejuvenating.
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