Around Nagpur there
are various ancient, historical, as well as beautiful places and spots
that are greatly enjoyed by the tourists.
Some of the places around Nagpur that are enjoyed by the tourists are
listed below-
KHEKRANALA
Khekranala is a dam site situated
in Khapra range forest. This area is palm green and finest
natural and fascinating with a bracing climate and healthy
environment round the year. The water reservoir is quite and
surrounded by thick forest on two side.
AMBHORA
Ambhora is a small village situated on
the bank of river Vainganga. It contains a well known temple
of Chaitanyesvara and the tomb of a Hindu saint Har Har
Swami. Three religious fairs are held here during the year.
NAGZIRA
The Nagzira wild life
sanctuary situated in the Bhandara district. Endowed with
excellent natural forest. The abundance of vegetal cover and
presence of small and big water bodies. This is a very rich
habitat, where you can see gaur, the largest of world's cattle,
Sambar, Deer, Chousingha, Sloth bear, Nilgai, Barking deer, Wild
dogs, leopard or tiger, panther etc.
SEVEGRAM
Sewagram is an important village in
Wardha district. Its original name was Shegaon but Gandhiji
making it headquarter of his social service work changed its name
to Sewagram. Sewa means service and Gram means village.
Sewagram is the epitome of Gandhiji's teachings of simplicity and
truth. There is also Gandhi Ashram, Gyian Mandir.
RAMTEK
The story goes that Shri Ram
tarried here a while with Laxman and Sita. Hence, the
name. It was here that the prolific Sanskrit poet Kalidas
wrote his epic Maghdootam. Besides the Shri Ram Temple and
the Kalidas Memorial, there is Ramgiri hill, Ramsagar lake.
TADOBA NATIONAL
PARK
Tadoba national park is the most
attractive spot in Chandrapur district and is situated in the
heart of the reserved forest. It has become an ideal resort
for the visitors who want to get away from the din and bustle of
the city life and the modern civilization. The following are
the animals commonly met with in the Tadoba Park, i.e. Tiger,
panther, bison sloth bear, hyaena, jackal, wild dog, blue bull,
sambar, cheetah, barking deer and a variety of other animals
Khekranala is a dam site situated
in Khapra range forest. This area is palm green and finest
natural and fascinating with a bracing climate and healthy
environment round the year. The water reservoir is quite and
surrounded by thick forest on two side.
Ambhora is a small village situated on
the bank of river Vainganga. It contains a well known temple
of Chaitanyesvara and the tomb of a Hindu saint Har Har
Swami. Three religious fairs are held here during the year.
The Nagzira wild life
sanctuary situated in the Bhandara district. Endowed with
excellent natural forest. The abundance of vegetal cover and
presence of small and big water bodies. This is a very rich
habitat, where you can see gaur, the largest of world's cattle,
Sambar, Deer, Chousingha, Sloth bear, Nilgai, Barking deer, Wild
dogs, leopard or tiger, panther etc.
Sewagram is an important village in
Wardha district. Its original name was Shegaon but Gandhiji
making it headquarter of his social service work changed its name
to Sewagram. Sewa means service and Gram means village.
Sewagram is the epitome of Gandhiji's teachings of simplicity and
truth. There is also Gandhi Ashram, Gyian Mandir.
The story goes that Shri Ram
tarried here a while with Laxman and Sita. Hence, the
name. It was here that the prolific Sanskrit poet Kalidas
wrote his epic Maghdootam. Besides the Shri Ram Temple and
the Kalidas Memorial, there is Ramgiri hill, Ramsagar lake.
Tadoba national park is the most
attractive spot in Chandrapur district and is situated in the
heart of the reserved forest. It has become an ideal resort
for the visitors who want to get away from the din and bustle of
the city life and the modern civilization. The following are
the animals commonly met with in the Tadoba Park, i.e. Tiger,
panther, bison sloth bear, hyaena, jackal, wild dog, blue bull,
sambar, cheetah, barking deer and a variety of other animals