Balaji Mandir: Balaji Mandir is situated amidst the tranquil and awesome environs of the Seminary Hill. The temple is dedicated to Shri Balaji, who is its presiding deity. Balaji Mandir also enshrines the idols of Lord Kartikeya, regarded as the Commander of the Army of Gods. One of the reasons for the popularity of the Balaji Mandir at Nagpur is the picturesque surrounding of this religious place.
Ramtek: Ramtek is a popular tourist spots of Nagpur as well as Maharastra .The significance of the place is Lord Rama Passed this way during his period of banish and hence the name. Ramtek has a wide number of 600-years-old picturesque temples.
Pench National Park: Pench National park is located 65kms away from Nagpur; it is an interesting wild life destination. This is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Nagpur.
Markanda: Markanda, a small local church located on the left bank of Vainganga River, is famous as a religious past. The land gets its name from Sage Markandeya. The cluster has an approximate 24 temples.
How to reach Nagpur
By Air: The city has a domestic airport of its own. Regular flights to connect Nagpur to important cities like: Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata. Several airlines operate flights o and from Nagpur.
By Rail: Nagpur has a railway station in the city. Central location of Nagpur has helped it to emerge as an important railway junction. Nagpur serves as the junction between South-Eastern and Central Railway lines. A number of important trains service the station. One can approach Nagpur from any part of the country.
By Road: Since the city is located almost at the heart of Indian landscape, an extensive network of roads link Nagpur to various cities in Maharashtra and all over India. Many important tourist destinations like Aurangabad (504kms), Khajuraho (546kms), Bhopal (352kms), Kanha (266) are connected to Nagpur by road.
Nagpur - Maharastra
