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About Nagpur
About Nagpur
Nagpur, popularly known as the ‘Orange City,’ is one of the fastest growing metropolis and the third largest city after Mumbai and Pune in Maharashtra. The city is located in the eastern part of the state and is India's geographical ‘center’ (the country’s ‘Zero-Milestone’ is located here).
Nagpur, popularly known as the ‘Orange City,’ is one of the fastest growing metropolis and the third largest city after Mumbai and Pune in Maharashtra. The city is located in the eastern part of the state and is India's geographical ‘center’ (the country’s ‘Zero-Milestone’ is located here).
Since ages, it has been a city of cultural and political importance. As far as roads, railways, and air flights are concerned, the city is well-connected and well-served by all the major cities of India.
Since ages, it has been a city of cultural and political importance. As far as roads, railways, and air flights are concerned, the city is well-connected and well-served by all the major cities of India.
There are many aspects of Nagpur city that indicate that the city is growing in terms of business, education, industry, manufacturing, and research. As per media reports, Nagpur is already the 11th most competitive city for investment and has an advantageous geographical location.
There are many aspects of Nagpur city that indicate that the city is growing in terms of business, education, industry, manufacturing, and research. As per media reports, Nagpur is already the 11th most competitive city for investment and has an advantageous geographical location.
Nagpur Tourism
Nagpur Tourism
Deekshabhoomi
Deekshabhoomi
The stupa, also called Dhamma Chakra, is a magnificent architectural structure that can hold more than 5,000 people. The Deekshabhoomi, a Buddhist holy monument, is one of India's most well-known Buddhist pilgrimage centres.
Ramtek Fort Temple
Ramtek Fort Temple
Ramtek has got Historic temple of lord Rama. It is believed that Ramtek was the place where Rama, the Hindu god, rested while he was in exile. Legend has it that the aashram of great Hindu sage Agastya was situated close to Ramtek.
Futala Lake
Futala Lake
Futala Lake is one of the eleven lovely and scenic lakes in Nagpur, also known as the Telankhedi Lake, and it's located on Nagpur's western outskirts. Futala Lake, a 200-year-old lake with a surface area of 60 acres, was established by Raja Bhosle.
Balaji Temple
Balaji Temple
Balaji Temple, a notable spiritual tourist destination in Nagpur, is a pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Balaji and is nestled atop the magnificent Seminary Hills. The Balaji Temple in Nagpur is a historical temple with a beautiful setting attracting tourists during their vacations.
Maharaj Bagh and Zoo
Maharaj Bagh and Zoo
The Bhonsle Dynasty established this park, and it was further redesigned into a botanical garden. A magnificent assortment of shrubs, ornamental plants, and exotic herbs adds to the enjoyment of visiting this location. In addition, it is now home to a variety of birds and animals.
Gorewada International ZOO
Gorewada International ZOO
BBalasaheb Thackeray Gorewada International Zoological Park, known earlier as the Gorewada Zoo, is a zoo in the Nagpur district of the Indian state of Maharashtra. It covers over 1914 hectares of land adjoining Gorewada Lake.
Zero Mile Marker
Zero Mile Marker
Zero Mile Marker was built for the Great Trigonometrical Survey of India by the British. The stone is India's geographic centre and consists of a sandstone pillar and four sandstone horses.
The British used this pillar as the reference point for measuring the distances between all of India's major towns.
Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary
Umred Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary
Home to “Jai” - one of the largest tigers and the only male in the entire sanctuary, Umred Karhandla has become a hub for tourists; especially for nature lovers and photographers. Other than tigers, animals like Gaur, wild dogs and other rarely found animals like pangolins and flying squirrels are often spotted here.
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