Nagpur, the third largest city of Maharashtra, is known by a variety of names, ‘Orange City’, ‘Tiger Capital’ and ‘The Winter Capital of Maharashtra’ being few of them. The reason behind all these names can only be uncovered by exploring the landmarks of the city. Dotted by numerous touristy places, Nagpur remains as a popular holiday destination among Indians. While staying at Hotel Gangakashi, one can plan a trip to any of the following nearby destinations:
Offering a breathtaking view, the hilltop of Seminary Hills is something worth experiencing in person. With the Japanese Gardens situated on the foot, these hills get their name from St. Charles Seminary. Even for those who don’t walk regularly, a trek to the hills is an easy one and can be done in a single day.
Depicting an old-world charm, Sitabuldi Fort was built in the year 1857 as a witness of the Sitabuldi battle. In the midst of the two hillocks named ‘Badi Tekri’ and ‘Choti Tekri’, this fort houses the memorial of the soldiers who died in the war.
Away from the western outskirts of Nagpur, Ambazari Lake is the largest lake and the most peaceful landmark of the city. Bordered by mango trees, it is adjoined to Ambazari Garden, which is a popular picnic spot among the locals.
Deekshabhoomi is a sacred monument of Buddhism resting in the heart of Nagpur. Just as the name suggests, ‘Deekshabhoomi’ is the ground on which people get drawn into Buddhism. This landmark stands as the biggest shrine of Asia and an important Buddhist center of India.