The resort had a fantastic pool area with plenty of sun loungers. We also enjoyed the live music at the bar in the evening." * Food and Dining: Feedback on the quality, variety, and price of food and beverage options is important. * Example: "The breakfast buffet had a wide selection of fresh and tasty options.

We stayed in two different types of rooms and especially loved the cave room during our vacation. The food was delicious, and the hospitality was excellent. I really enjoyed my time here with my family

A wide variety of villas and suites to choose from. We've stayed in their Villa Suite as well as the Mudvilla. Both exceptionally well maintained and luxurious. The mudvilla in particular is something offbeat and gives a rustic and village vibe. Indoor pool is nicely maintained. Even the Game Room is very well equipped with top notch facilities for indoor and outdoor sports.Prices maybe a bit on the higher side, but totally worth the luxurious stay you're getting in return.

A Wonderful Stay with the Perfect Pool Room! We had an amazing experience at Tathastu Luxury Resorts in Satpura! The resort offers a perfect blend of luxury and nature, making it an ideal getaway. We stayed in a pool room, and it was absolutely fantastic—spacious, beautifully designed, and offering complete privacy.

Awesome experience. Delicious food. Excellent hospitality. Overall a wonderful experience with family. Great service staff, ample amenities. Went for a safari with Naturalist and had a informative experience. Would love to again whenever I find time.

Never expected such a wonderful service from this resort. From the reception to the restaurant to the room , everything was too good. Each and every staff were very courteous and helpful. We had a personal butler , Basant who was too good with his service. The rooms were very spacious and the food excellent. Overall a great place to recommend to anyone.they hv their branches in Tadoba, Bhandargarv and Satpura.shd soon try them too.

Great place for weekend leisure. This place takes two hours to reach from Nagpur but provides a peaceful environment away from urban hassles. Food is also good with both north indian and south indian dishes available. Enough variety to choose between vegetarian and non vegetarian food items. Being close to nature you need to be vigilant about snakes but I didn't see any. They have good sports options for outdoor activities. Tiger reserves visit is a must and you can see wild animals including tigers if you are lucky enough. However weekends may be a little crowded but still manageable to spend good time. In summer outdoor activities are difficult so it is better to avoid traveling here. Cost is ok but you cannot say budget friendly.

Service, Hospitality, Food, Manager, Staff, Pricing everything is good. The only and Main problem is the Property Rooms, Infrastructure, Bugs, Flies, Lizards, Equipments, Locks. They really need to work on these areas to match up. I didn't want to give this review since the people were really good and loved talking and being with them but then I also want them to work hard to enhance and take the advantage of the big area that too in the deepest buffer location.

Its was great experience staying at your resort... We were escorted by Shri. Raju podiyal.... The manager of resort. The team was well behaved mannered of resort. The food quality was delicious, well balanced cooked foods. The resort kitchen headed by shubham deshmukh and his staff were outstanding. We stayed one night in Royal deluxe suite with attached plunge pool one night in machan both experience was thrilling.

Very cosy and serene place away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The host Mr. Raju Podiyal and associated staff are very courteous. Food quality is quite good, except that sweets need to improvised. Bonfire arrangment is available. Karaoke system is also available for musical, vocal singing sessions during evening near the garden area. However, the existing Karaoke System is not satisfactory and gets disconnected frequently, much to the disappointment of singers and audience. A new better quality Karaoke System has been purchased immediately, conveyed the same to Mr. Raju Podiyal. Can plan for another visit.

We had a great stay at Pench Tiger Wood Resort. The hotel is comfortable, with a peaceful atmosphere. The staff is very cooperative, friendly, and always ready to help. The food served here is also very good, with a nice variety and quality. Overall, a pleasant experience.

It was excellent experience in the resort with whole heated support from resort staff. Only thing is required is some good KAROAKE System so that guests can enjoy with music and songs in the resort. Hope to come back soon. Raju bhai is excellent manager with full support from all angles.

If you want Jungle stay experience this place will give you that experience. It's calm serene and Composed environment. Food quality is excellent and service is too good. Staff are extremely polite and very much supportive.

Excellent stay experience in the lap of nature. Mr. Raju, the manager and his team are excellent and very helpful. Would definitely recommend this property.

Absolutely amazing experience.. Park was so beautiful and green. However did not see a Tiger but saw a Leopard.. Pench is the land of The Jungle Book and is famous for Mowgli and its Bagheera (Black Leopard). The black leopard is actually present in the Park but is very hard to spot… Amazing Pench!!!!

Pench National Park, located on the border of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, is one of the most beautiful and wildlife-rich forests in India. I recently visited, and it was an unforgettable experience! The jungle safari through the dense forest was thrilling—we spotted deer, langurs, wild boars, and a variety of birds. Though we didn’t see a tiger, the excitement of the search was worth it! The park is well-organized with trained guides and naturalists who share interesting facts about flora and fauna. The landscape is straight out of a nature documentary, with open meadows, teak forests, and riverbanks. This park is also known for inspiring Rudyard Kipling’s "The Jungle Book", which makes it even more special for literature and wildlife lovers. Facilities at the entry gates are good, and there are plenty of eco-resorts nearby. Perfect for families, photographers, adventure seekers, and nature lovers. Highly recommended for a peaceful and adventurous wildlife getaway in central India.

Entered from Turia Gate. Safari Starts at 6.45 AM after official formalities. The Safari lasts for about 4.30 hours. There are several interesting points near the Pench river. Scenery is eyegasmic. Many birds. If you are after Tiger Sighting ONLY, you may be disappointed. But if tiger is just one of the options and you are willing to enjoy every bit of jungle, then you will be a satisfied visitor. There is one ALIKATTAS restaurant which serves Aloo bonda for ₹20 each and Tea ₹25. This basically provides a place to have your own breakfast and use washroom. I saw regular animals like dear, jackals, Peacocks etc. But I enjoyed the scenery, the birds chirping etc.

Pench National Park – Where Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Roars to Life Ah, Pench! Not just a national park, but a real-life, roarin’, prowlin’, leaf-cracklin’ tribute to The Jungle Book. Located on the southern edge of Madhya Pradesh (and spilling charmingly into Maharashtra like a leopard crossing state lines), the Pench National Park is where Mowgli may not greet you personally, but the whispers of Shere Khan and Baloo are very much alive in the breeze. Into the Heart of the Jungle…Literally This park, covering over 750 square kilometers, is named after the Pench River, which snakes its way through the park like nature’s own zipline. It’s an absolute stunner of a landscape — rolling hills, open meadows, teak forests, and plenty of water bodies where animals gather like it’s Saturday night at the jungle pub. But let’s get to the main event — the Big Cat. Pench is tiger territory, and while spotting one is never guaranteed (they’re not exactly into scheduled performances), your chances here are delightfully high. Add to that a supporting cast of leopards, wild dogs (dholes), gaurs, jackals, sloth bears, and over 285 species of birds — and you’ve got yourself an animal kingdom that's part documentary, part safari thriller. Did You Know? * BBC’s “Spy in the Jungle” was filmed here using hidden cameras and elephant-cams to give us intimate glimpses into tiger cub lives. * Pench inspired Rudyard Kipling’s "The Jungle Book", though technically he never visited it. But let’s not ruin the magic. * It’s a part of India’s famed Project Tiger since 1992 and is now one of the most successful tiger habitats in central India. Wild Review: The jeep safari? Bumpy but thrilling. The guides? Encyclopedias with binoculars. The forest? Whispers, roars, and sudden rustles. The tiger? Well, let’s just say he knows you're there... even if you don’t spot him. And when you do, trust me, you forget to blink. Pench is where you don’t just watch nature — you feel stalked by it, in the best possible way. A must-visit if you like your holidays with a side of adrenaline and a soundtrack of cicadas and growls.

Not a single tiger seen but saw a leopard.. we stayed in Government guest house service was good and food is also tasty..

Into the Wild – My First Jungle Safari Experience Let me take you on a journey—not just any trip, but a dive into a completely different world. A world where humans are only guests, and the jungle rules in all its raw, untamed glory. This was my very first experience witnessing wild animals in their own home—the dense, mysterious jungle. Our group of 10 adventurers set out from Mumbai towards Nagpur, eager and curious. Three safaris awaited us: one through the lush greens of Turiya Gate (nestled on the Madhya Pradesh-Maharashtra border) and two more via Khursapar Gate in Maharashtra. These two gates may belong to different states, but they open into the same vast stretch of wilderness—untouched, majestic, and brimming with life. Our first safari was in the late afternoon—anticipation ran high, eyes scanning every rustle in the bush. While tigers played hide-and-seek, revealing only glimpses of their tails and backs through our binoculars, we were still enchanted by other creatures: elegant deer prancing through the foliage, curious langurs leaping between branches, the powerful Indian Gaur, and a stately Sambhar deer, quietly grazing. Some moments were too distant for our cameras, but vivid in our minds. As we divided into two gypsies—five explorers each—our convoys merged with a line of others at the gate, engines humming with excitement. A safari typically lasts 3–4 hours in the afternoon and up to 5 in the cool stillness of early morning. And let me tell you: patience is your greatest ally here. While deer and langurs greet you early, spotting a tiger is a true test of will—and luck. Our second safari began in the magical hush of dawn. At 5:30 AM, we set off toward Khursapar Gate. After over two hours of searching and holding our breath at every sound, we spotted a tiger’s face—but once again, it was only through our binoculars, far away and teasingly brief. But then came the third safari—the one that turned everything around. At 3 PM, as the golden light of afternoon began to spill through the canopy, we returned to Khursapar. There, by an artificial water pond, she waited—Tigress B2. Majestic, calm, and powerful. As if that wasn’t enough, her cubs began to appear one by one, walking slowly toward her. We didn’t need binoculars this time—this was up close, heart-pounding, eyes-wide-open magic. We watched, awestruck, as all five tigers—mother and her four cubs—chilled in the water, basking in the sun like royalty. As sunset approached, they began to move—time to head home. And just then, right near our path, they crossed the jungle road in front of us. That moment—five wild tigers walking into the twilight, just meters away—was the closest, most thrilling encounter I’ve ever had. Our guide quickly fired a burst of shots, capturing what felt like a once-in-a-lifetime scene. In our earlier safaris, we followed fresh tiger paw prints, reading the jungle like a storybook written in dust and leaves. We also learned to trust the jungle’s own warning system—sharp alarm calls by deer and monkeys that signalled a tiger’s presence. It was wild intuition at work, and our guide explained it all with wonder and respect. And yes—we even paused mid-safari for breakfast under towering trees, sipping hot tea as the forest whispered around us. That’s something no five-star hotel can ever match. Thinking of Going on a Safari? Here’s What You Need to Know: • Book in advance, especially in summer (or post-monsoon October)—your chances of spotting tigers are much higher. • Bring a DSLR or long-range camera—some gates like Khursapar don’t allow phones out during the safari (they’ll be locked until you return). • Rent binoculars—they’re game-changers for distant sightings and are available at the gate. • Go for at least 3 safaris—don’t put all your hopes in just one! • Avoid plastic—only glass or steel bottles are allowed inside. Most hotels provide this. If the jungle calls you, don’t ignore it.

Not at all recommended for this place. And Better book offline, For Permit pricing is 1200 Guide 480 And Vehicle charges it is 3000 , Total 4700 for 6 people. If u book online it is 7500 and weekends it is 8500. Even after paying all this , U barely see Deers that's it.... And visible Tigers will be 3 and that to depends on luck people say. And all u can see dried Trees... I definitely recommend not to visit this place.

Important Note: If you visit this location, you'll find a serene lake view, but be aware that: - The area lacks maintenance. - No boating or other activities are available here. Alternative Option: For boating and other activities, head to Rajkamal Boating Center, located 13 km away from here. Avoid Confusion: Be cautious not to confuse this location with Rajkamal Boating Center, as we did, which led to an extra 13 km journey. Ideal for Nature Lovers: However, if you're seeking a peaceful, natural atmosphere, this spot is perfect for you.

Nice Place to Travel Different types of boating there Resorts for nashta and tea Single scooter boat structure need to improve

Nice place. I feel good and calm. Rainy season is best time for visit this place.

It is very good that half of it is attached to the wife and my bus, the rates here have gone up after a long time. Earlier the ticket was for 40 rupees, now it will be for 100 rupees.

Just an awesome spot for hangout with friends and family. Charges- Rs 100/person to get into the park/garden area close to the lake Rs 120/person boating Boating closed in rainy season In rainy season, the place is lush green, worth visiting.

This place has developed in last 2-3 years to such an extend. Earlier I was just a lake but now they have introduced water sports like boating, water speed bikes, family boats and paddling boats. Also there are good food serving hotel in the vicinity. You also get stay facilities in the range of 1000-2000 only which is really affordable. These people also offer get-together packages for families and corporates. Good view. Nice place to visit!

One of the huge lakes available in Maharashtra. Great view. Lot of resorts, boating and water sports facilities are available. U can also visit Ramtek Temple and nagardan fort from here.

On my way to Pench Tiger Reserve from Nagpur International Port, we passed through Ramtek and visited Ramtek Sriram Temple in mid September 2025 The temple is located in a fort at approximately 1500 ft and is a picturesque location with a large lake on one side and green hills and valleys on the other side. The temples located inside the fort complex are grand and spiritually elevating. You feel blessed. The fort also has an imposing structure with deep cliffs. The pathway to the temple is also comfortable. The only distraction disturbing the serenity of this beautiful place are too many shops especially eateries right up to the fort gate. Inside the fort complex there are monkeys which devotees feed with comfort. There is a proper assigned place inside the fort prior to temple main entrance for shoes but generally people step out their shoes at fort gate itself in a haphazard manner giving a discomfort picture to this beautiful location. This place really deserves a visit where it is believed that Lord Rama took 'Tek( Rest)' during his vanvaas or ' Tek ( Pledge)' to demolish demons disturbing the peace of the surrounding area.

What a breathtaking haven of tranquility at Ramtek Fort Temple! Nestled amidst majestic mountains and cradled by a shimmering lake, this place radiates serene vibes that soothe the soul. After exploring the sacred temple, dive into the exhilarating boat ride—it’s a burst of pure joy, gliding across crystal waters with stunning views all around. This vibrant blend of spiritual calm and natural splendor makes for an unforgettable, refreshing adventure!

Had a great experience visiting Shri Ram Temple & Fort in Ramtek. The temple is peaceful, and the view from the top is absolutely amazing. You can see the lakes and greenery all around. The climb is worth it, and the vibe inside the temple is very calming. The fort area and old stonework add a lot of character to the place. Definitely a good spot for a short trip or weekend outing.

It gets its name from Sri Ram of Ayodhya, who took a Tek or a Vow here to rid the earth of Asuras. It can also mean the place where he rested for a while during his southward journey. Earlier this hill was called Tapogiri, which literally means the hill of Tapas or the place where a lot of sages perform Tapas. You may think why only this place? Well, this is where Agastya Muni had an ashram and Sri Ram visited him during his 14-year exile. We know from Ramayana that during his journey through the forests of India, he killed many asuras. This relieved many sages and saints who used to have their ashrams in the deep forests.

The grand and ancient temples of Lord Shri Ram and Lakshman are very attractive. Their architecture and the carvings on them are also very beautiful. There is also a temple of Bajrang Bali here. The view of Ramtek city from the fort temple is very beautiful.

Divine stone architecture made by the Bhosales of Nagpur during their regime, this temple stands over the Ramtek fort at the very place where Lord ShreeRam, Sita Mata and Lord Lakshmana spent brief period of time during their 14 years of forest exile(vanvas). Reaching here is extremely easy from Nagpur Via AH 44 and NH 753 in about 1-1.5 hrs. You enter the beautiful gate of this temple at the foothill right on this highway. Go here to experience calm and composure of Lord ShreeRam in the very air. Stone temple and fort will amaze you in many ways. Few points to remember: • Generally not very crowded if you go early in morning. • Beware of the monkeys, they’ll snatch food from your hands. (Even Lotuses and garlands for god) • Do not click pictures inside the temple. • Don’t forget to eat- Kachha Chivada, Bor, etc. on your way down. • Please don’t dirty our heritage.

Visited during Dusshera. Privilege to look at shastra bhandar. Scenic location. Rich history about the Gadmandir.

An ancient place of worship in the heritage fortress, considered to be from the 11th century, this temple complex dedicated to Lord Ram is one of the oldest in Maharashtra. According to legends, God Ram during his Van Vas,(exile to the forest) visited this place and met Sage Agastya and on the advice of Sage took an oath to destroy the evil kingdom of Ravana. There are many temples within the premises including dedicated to Lord Ram, Laxmana, Kausalya Devi, Ekadashi Mata, Varaha, Agastya Ashram and many more. There is also a memorial to Maha Kavi Kalidas. The path to the complex is dotted with shops and eateries. The view from the top is scintillating. Lots of monkeys around so one should be careful in protecting any fruit bag or eatables. As this is a sacred place, one should maintain decorum and dress code. A must visit to understand the culture and heritage of Bharat. The view from the top is just mesmerizing. The fort has an old-world charm, and the local guides shared many interesting stories. A peaceful and enlightening experience overall. By road, it takes around 90 mins to reach from Nagpur. After reaching, you may park at the base of the mountain and take the hundreds of steps to the temple, or you may drive to the top and then you would just need to climb around 25 to 30 steps that come after intervals. The temple compound is clean, The temple area is supposed to be full of monkeys, but fortunately we didnt see more than one troupe of 5-6 monkeys. These monkeys are know to snatch things from your hand, hoping to find food. It is advised that you do not carry any purse or mobile phone or any bag while visiting the temple.

It is a magnificent ancient temple complex with beautiful architecture. It is a fort like complex spread over a vast area on a hill. People throng to this place. Beautiful views of surrounding plains are visible from this complex. There is pucca road upto this and a big parking lot is available. There is temple of Ram- Sita and a separate dedicated temple of Laxman which is a rarity. A separate Hanuman mandir is there There are small shirines of Kaushalya, Sumitra, Ekadashi and other dieties are there.

If you're looking for a peaceful getaway near Nagpur, Ramtek is the perfect destination. This scenic town, known for its historical and mythological significance, offers a serene environment that allows you to unwind and connect with nature. One of the best experiences in Ramtek is enjoying the breathtaking view from Ramtek Tekdi. The hilltop provides a panoramic view of the surrounding landscapes, making it a great spot to relax and soak in the natural beauty. The calm atmosphere, cool breeze, and greenery around make it an ideal place for those seeking peace and tranquility. Apart from the mesmerizing view, the visit becomes even more special when you get to indulge in local delicacies. One must try the traditional Jhunka Bhakar, a simple yet delicious dish that perfectly complements the rustic charm of the place. The spicy gram flour-based Jhunka paired with freshly made Bhakri (jowar or bajra roti) adds a flavorful touch to the experience. Whether you're a nature lover, a history enthusiast, or just someone looking for a refreshing escape, Ramtek promises a memorable time with its scenic beauty, peaceful vibes, and delicious local food.

An ancient place of worship in the heritage fortress, considered to be from the 11th century, this temple complex dedicated to Lord Ram is one of the oldest in Maharashtra. According to legends, God Ram during his Van Vas,(exile to the forest) visited this place and met Sage Agastya and on the advice of Sage took an oath to destroy the evil kingdom of Ravana. There are many temples within the premises including dedicated to Lord Ram, Laxmana, Kausalya Devi, Ekadashi Mata, Varaha, Agastya Ashram and many more. There is also a memorial to Maha Kavi Kalidas. The path to the complex is dotted with shops and eateries. The view from the top is scintillating. Lots of monkeys around so one should be careful in protecting any fruit bag or eatables. As this is a sacred place, one should maintain decorum and dress code. A must visit to understand the culture and heritage of Bharat.

Shri ram temple - must visit place situated at mountain peak of Ramtek near Nagpur . Good place to visit wid gud views nd peaceful vibe Jai shree Ram!

Nice temple and view.Agastya ashram is at the entrance.direct buses from nagpur available.you can either choose to walk the steps or auto can directly drop you at stop.it is crowded on weekends.Beware of monkeys as they are really aggressive.You can food at the local shops near temple. There's varahaswamy avtar nearby.You can get auto to karpur baoli directly from temple.Overall must visit if you are in nagpur.

one of the okdest rama tempels …. during the times of gupta empire… the temple can be reached by private vehicle or through local autos… there is ample of parking area…. there are many steps to reach the top which is beautiful… there are 3 temples on top… beware of monekys as they will grab anything you have… no entrance ticket… in the evening the tempels is lit with different colors

Great picnic spot. Roads are good. Feels nice with nature.

Best place to have a mini vacation. Beware of monkeys. Availability of snacks. And water. The place is an easy breeze getaway.

Best in scenic view but there is nothing more to do only there is a resort and 2 restaurant nearby and a dam .Overall you will feel like heaven while riding here ❤️

Awesome place mostly visit this place rainy season

The way to this place is beautiful, however as you reach the destination there is not much to do, no particular activities or things to do. It's a very casual place for either taking a walk or jog. You can see good view from a high above point and click great pictures of nature. There is a rocky hill to climb, through the forest, a great place for a casual treak. However there is no place to sit, insufficient parking space and very narrow roads. It's difficult to navigate at night as there are no street lights whatsoever. You will find ducks, chickens, wild pigs and some wild scorpions around. There is a restaurant at the beginning of the track to refill and freshen up.

If you need a quick getaway from Nagpur, into the amidst nature and lush greens, this place in the outskirts of Pench Tiger reserve is a suitable place. Approximately 60 kilometres from the City. Roads are nice,most of the part is Highway. Winter is preferred.

Amazing place to relax your mind, staying close to nature, Abundant 🌳 make it more likeable. Go solo or with your gang, it's fun.

Dragon Palace Temple in Kamptee (Nagpur) is a serene, well-maintained Buddhist temple known for its stunning white structure, landscaped gardens, and calm atmosphere. The huge meditation hall with a golden Buddha statue feels very peaceful — perfect for quiet reflection.

The Dragon Palace Temple in Kamptee, near Nagpur, is indeed renowned for its serene and peaceful atmosphere, making it a perfect place for meditation. The beautiful, lush gardens and the grand temple, which houses a large statue of Lord Buddha carved from a single block of sandalwood, are its key highlights. It's also famously known as the 'Lotus Temple of Nagpur'.

My Child.memory place...♥️♥️ Just ossum...but I've one Question about Overall place.. Year by year Dragon palace 's land getting synchronous as like DeekshaBhumi place. Do something about it.

Dragon Palace Temple, Nagpur – Review The Dragon Palace Temple in Kamptee, near Nagpur, is one of the city’s most peaceful and spiritually uplifting places. Known as the Lotus Temple of Nagpur, it combines modern architecture with deep Buddhist symbolism. ✅ Highlights The temple is stunning with its bright white structure, spacious hall, and a beautiful idol of Lord Buddha. The serene atmosphere makes it perfect for meditation, prayer, or just quiet reflection. Surrounded by lush greenery and landscaped gardens, it offers a calming escape from city noise. The interiors are well-maintained, with marble flooring and a majestic chandelier adding to its elegance. It is also an important center for Buddhist teachings and cultural activities. ⚠️ Things to Note It’s located around 18 km from Nagpur city center (near Kamptee), so plan your travel time. Food options around the temple are limited, so carrying water/snacks is advisable. Best to visit in the morning or evening to avoid the afternoon heat. ⭐ Overall Experience: A must-visit place in Nagpur for those seeking peace, spiritual connection, or simply to admire its unique architectural beauty.

Very good and such a nice place to visit but some part of this place is under construction or maintenance

Dragon Palace in Kamptee is a serene Buddhist temple that's definitely worth visiting! The temple's stunning Oriental architecture, peaceful surroundings, and beautiful landscaping make it an ideal spot for meditation and relaxation. The 18-foot-high Buddha statue is breathtaking, and the sacred sandalwood idol adds to the temple's spiritual ambiance. Visitors rave about the temple's tranquil atmosphere, perfect for introspection and calmness. The lush gardens and shaded paths are great for quiet walks, and the friendly staff make the experience even more welcoming.

Very peaceful place and you will really enjoy the Greenery.

🌟 A truly serene and spiritual experience! 🕉️ The temple Corridors are immaculately clean, creating a peaceful atmosphere for devotees and visitors alike. The evening lake view adds a touch of natural beauty, especially when paired with the temple’s stunning lighting that brings the entire area to life. The highlight is the 151-feet tall God Hanuman statue currently under construction—already an awe-inspiring sight that promises to be a landmark once completed. Highly recommended for anyone seeking tranquility and devotion in one place....!

I recently visited the Mahalakshmi Jagdamba Koradi Mandir and had a truly peaceful and serene experience. The temple environment is calm and spiritually uplifting. I visited during an off-season, so there was no crowd or waiting. However, during Navratri or other festive seasons, long queues are common, so plan your visit accordingly. For travel, both personal vehicles and public transport are good options. If you're using public transport, you can catch a direct bus to the temple from Sitabardi Bus Stand-Morbhavan. Overall, a wonderful and divine place to visit.

It'sa beautiful & huge large temple of Mahalakshmi at Koradi,Nagpur. It's still in under construction (additional works) going on ,making more beautiful. Visitors are continuously flow to temple. We feel peaceful in Temple as spiutuality spreaded all over. Here so many autos are also available for passengers to move any where to Nagpur city.

⭐ Koradi Temple, Nagpur – A Divine Experience ⭐ Koradi Temple is truly one of Nagpur's hidden spiritual gems. Dedicated to Goddess Durga, this temple offers a serene and divine atmosphere, perfect for those seeking peace, blessings, or simply a quiet moment away from the city's hustle.

Living in nagpur. Visiting this temple from childhood. Glory to goddess. Thanx to recent politicians who transformed the temple.

Mandir interior space is very clean and having much space to roam around , Darshan can be taken in a line with decipline. Quiet pleasant atmosphere and big trees of Pipal inside

The temple, the greenery and the shop near the temple is good. What I did not like : The small shop owners are very rude. They'll try to sell you the flower in a very offensive and forceful manner. Their behaviour is harrassing in nature and deeply uncomfortable.

Must visit if you are near Adasa town. The premise of temple is beautiful. We always visit this place whenever we are at saoner. Its just 20 mins drive from saoner. They also have big paid parking space. And after darshan, there is a zunka bhakar area which is a must try.

The swayambhu Ganesha idol is magnificent—huge monolithic stone statue, and the surroundings are very peaceful. Beautiful views from the hillock, good facilities, and a lovely spiritual vibe. The complex has many smaller shrines, clean premises, parking facility, shops and toilets. Gets crowded during festivals, but still a great experience. Must-visit if you want spiritual peace plus a beautiful location. Highly recommend visiting early in the morning!🙏

Very well developed Ganpati Temple near Nagpur, good place for 1 day family outing. Devotees can carry their food and enjoy their. Maharashtrian thali is available nearby temple area in very reasonable price. Ample car parking is available. Kids play area is available with entry fee of 10rs each but not worthy and not maintained properly.

Adasa Ganpati Temple, located in the Nagpur district of Maharashtra, is an ancient and revered Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha. The temple is known for its self-manifested (Swayambhu) idol of Ganesha, believed to be over 12 feet tall and 7 feet wide, making it one of the largest Ganpati idols in the region. Significance: One of the Ashtavinayak temples of Vidarbha. Historical Importance: The temple is said to be centuries old, with its origins lost in time. Specialty: The idol is not installed by human hands but emerged naturally from the earth (Swayambhu Murti). How to Reach Adasa Ganpati Temple 📍 Location: Adasa village, 45 km from Nagpur City, Maharashtra ✈️ By Air: Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, Nagpur (50 km) 🚆 By Train: Nagpur Railway Station (45 km) – Well-connected to all major Indian cities. 🚗 By Road: Nagpur to Adasa: Easily accessible via private cars, cabs, and state buses. Bus services available from Nagpur (Maharashtra State Transport). Temple Timings & Entry Fees ⏰ Temple Timings: Day Opening Time Closing Time Monday – Sunday 5:00 AM 9:00 PM 🆓 Entry Fees: No entry fee (Darshan is free for all visitors). Special pooja or abhishek can be performed by devotees for a nominal donation. Facilities Available at Adasa Ganpati Temple 🏨 Accommodation: No hotels inside the temple, but nearby guesthouses and dharamshalas are available. Budget and luxury hotels in Nagpur city for overnight stays. 🚗 Parking: Free parking available near the temple premises. 🍽️ Food & Prasad: Prasad distribution available at the temple. Small eateries and stalls offering local snacks & refreshments. 📞 Other Facilities: Shops selling religious items & souvenirs. Drinking water & restroom facilities available. Best Time to Visit 📅 Best Season: October to March – Pleasant weather, ideal for travel. Ganesh Chaturthi Festival (Aug/Sept) – The grandest celebration at Adasa Temple, with thousands of devotees visiting. Maghi Ganesh Jayanti (January/February) – Another important festival. What to See at Adasa Ganpati Temple? 🛕 Main Attractions: Giant Swayambhu Ganpati Idol (One of the largest self-manifested idols in India). Panoramic Views – The temple is located on a small hill, offering a beautiful view of the surrounding countryside. Nearby Temples – Several small shrines dedicated to other deities like Shiva and Hanuman. 📸 Photography: Allowed outside the temple premises. Beautiful sunset views from the temple hilltop.

Ganeshay namah. Best historical ,famous and spiritual place to visit in Nagpur district.

Great Temple and place for Picnic with friends and family. Around 30-35 mins away from nagpur. It'll take you around 1-2 hours there. Ganpati bappa morya 🙏🏻

The most beautiful mandir of lot ganpati .

The Swaminarayan Temple in Nagpur is a stunning blend of devotion and architecture, but it's in the evening that its beauty truly shines. As the sun sets, the temple glows with warm lights, highlighting its intricate carvings and serene surroundings. The peaceful atmosphere, especially during the evening Aarti, makes it a perfect time to visit and experience its spiritual charm.

This temple is one of the most beautiful temple in the city, with a magnificent stone work and some special stone carvings all present in the columns of the temple. The premises itself is very big with a dedicated parking for staff and people can park just outside by the side of the road. The place is well organised and perfectly marked to assist people.

Decent temple to spend around 2 hours. It is well maintained and very beautiful place but there are too many restrictions here. Food arena is good with many options to eat.

I’ve never had complaints about the temple before, but today was disappointing. Meal passes were given only to relatives and close contacts of the volunteers. One of the volunteers told us that passes were distributed until 12 PM, yet we never saw or heard anyone actually giving them out. As a common visitor, you can enjoy the “Anna Kut,” but don’t expect to receive the full mahaprasad meal unless you have inside connections.

It's also known as Akshardham. Swaminarayan temple is famous throughout India. There is no need to buy any tickets as it's free for all. It's a Temple. Light and Sound show needs no ticket either. Timing for the show is 7:30 pm. Don't forget to check the "Neelkanth Mandapam" under the main temple.

Must Visit, Fantastic place to go with family and friends. Try to visit on weekdays, It takes almost 20 - 30 mins to explore temple.

Ver nice beautiful, spiritual temple. The stone designs are just mesmerizing.

This is very old Balaji temple on Itwari Station Road which is undergoing renovation. Just outside temple there is small hanuman temple. It has small hall inside to organize small events. Nawratri festival is celebrated here every year.

Oldest Balaji temple in nagpur. Only temple with Shehshahi Vishnu idol in city.

Good vibes on shree balaji mandir

Old temple. Huge space. Calm in the mid city traffic.

Good place to visit. Not a good place for parking vehicle 🚲🚗

Good temple.Visit with family.

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A good garments Shop Mandakini garments Shankargarh

Visit it

Great holy place

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Nearest Metro Station- Kadvi Chowk ₹50 Entry ticket ₹50 Toy Train Ticket ₹10 Parking Railway Reservation Counter is also running here just to provide an ease in booking the train's seat reservation that too with almost No Rush. In terms of Narrow Gauge Rail Museum:- A very good place to visit your childhood memories. The vintage era with so many rejuvenating memories to freshen up yourself. The toy train ride is cherry on the top which children love the most. Went in the evening during summers which was a quite good experience. The location is on the road with no ghumi ghumi in finding the place. Note - Videos are trimmed due to 30 seconds restriction.

If you’re in Nagpur and love a mix of history, nostalgia, and fun, the Narrow Gauge Rail Museum at Motibagh is a must-visit! Spread across lush green grounds, this museum beautifully preserves the legacy of India’s narrow-gauge railways — once a lifeline for rural and regional travel. Inside, you’ll find vintage locomotives, steam engine , royal coaches antique signaling systems, and old railway tools that tell stories from a different era. Kids (and adults!) will love the mini toy train ride, garden replicas, and playful atmosphere. I loved it

A very well maintained museum giving a glimpse of the history of railways in India. The railway engines, bogies and equipment have been displayed both inside large hall as well as outdoors. There is also a toy train. Must visit with children while in Nagpur.

Museum is good but no visitors. We can see all types of rails of olden days. We can aquire good knowledge about the rails and the materials used in the olden days. Must visit atleast once. Playarea was big and clean. Kids will enjoy. As the visitors were not there toy train and the other games were not in work

I definitely recommend all tourist visit Nagpur visit here also. It is one of the important place for all railway fans & enthusiast to visit. Museum has to extend with more Narrow gauge locomotives, carriages, etc I think even local don't know about this precious museum so please advertise about Museum. Place map to museum at railway station & various important locations of the city

Deserves more love. Nice archive of NG era trains. The curation is comprehensive, ranging from engine parts to signal changers, inspection kits to station master logs.

Located just 5 minutes walk from Kabdi chawk metro station. You will find all information, history and equipment of indian railways from British era. By then most of the equipment's from narrow gauge, Nowadays most of rail runs on broad gauge. Must visit place for Rail and history lovers. Ticket cost is 25 INR and require separate ticket for toy train ride.

It is located near Karachi gali in sadar . It is very easy to find this shop . Interior is good . Collection is awesome. The shopkeeper is very nice

It was a surprise to come across such curated collection of handicrafts and paintings, in Nagpur. The old heritage building, the interiors only add value to your experience at the store. The owner has passionately put together a vast collection and one would definitely find something of value here, to enhance their homes. Also, an ideal place to find beautiful gifts, both premium and budget-friendly! Keep up the good work!

I have had the most wonderful experience at the store. It perhaps the only store in Nagpur that has a fantastic collection of art, paintings, collectibles, gifting, all under one roof. I love the feel of place and the fact that it's a heritage property the curator has painstakingly retained the old world charm. There is no hurry I could browse through the store at leisure, ( over a cup of coffee) and ask as many questions I wanted. I appreciate the knowledge and chive of the owner who has put toghther such unique pieces all under one roof. If you are in Nagpur ... You must visit Sachee. . . It's a treat for the eyes and delight to be there. Must see...... 👌👌👌👌

I visit this place quite often. It has a wonderful and vast collection of handicrafts for all purposes. There's a good collection of paintings too. The building itself is big and beautiful. Also the staff is quite helpful with the items priced pretty reasonably. Overall a great experience always!

Have bought stuff here more than once. Owner is very reasonable and willing to work with you. Good to talk too. They have expanded into this very big shop. They allowed pictures for us to send to friends so they can decide what to bring. Packed as per our request for air travel. Location is very convenient and parking is avaible until the flyover is complete. Then it may be an issue.

Wonderful place!! Nice location in the heart of city, amazing ambience, courteous & knowledgeable owner. They have some really great stuff which includes Paintings, Handicrafts, Sculptures, Artefacts and a whole lot of objects for home decor. I have picked a few things of my liking & wish to come back again. Thanks for an amazing experience!!

Was on the look out for some artsy home decor, being a complete newbie to decor I found it very difficult to pick out artefacts that would suit my home, up until I visited Sachee Art Gallery. The staff was well versed with their collection and provided me great tips on what would look good in certain sections of my house (based on interior pics of my house I had taken along). Their ready collection of artefacts is massive, can cater to a variety of tastes. The gallery itself is very beautifully fashioned! and adorns a grand and rustic look.

Very nice and beautiful temple in nagpur. It is situated on the Station Road in Nagpur, Sri Ganesh Mandir Tekri is a Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Ganesha. The temple boasts of rich architecture; the idol of Ganesha can be seen seated under a tree inside the premises of the temple. Tekdi Ganesh Temple is said to be 250 years old. The shrine of Lord Ganesha is believed to be self-existent, and its size is increasing over a period. During the early years, Tekdi Ganapati Temple used to be an ordinary shrine with a tin shade and a small platform.

Shri Ganesh Mandir Tekdi is one of the most peaceful and spiritually uplifting places in Nagpur. Located near the railway station, the temple sits atop a small hill (“Tekdi”), making the visit feel special and calming right from the climb. The moment you enter, you feel a strong sense of devotion and serenity. The idol of Lord Ganesh is beautifully adorned, and the atmosphere is filled with positive energy. The temple is clean, well-maintained, and the surroundings are always pleasant for a short walk or quiet time. Despite being a popular temple, the darshan is usually smooth. This is a perfect place to start your day with blessings or to spend a few quiet minutes away from the city rush.

Title: A Sacred Hilltop Abode of Lord Ganesha – Shri Ganesh Mandir Tekdi, Nagpur’s Timeless Treasure Location: Perched atop Tekdi Hill (a prominent landmark in Nagpur), Shri Ganesh Mandir Tekdi is one of the city’s oldest and most revered temples dedicated to Lord Ganesha. Situated near Central Railway Station, this hillock shrine offers panoramic views of Nagpur and is a spiritual haven for devotees and history enthusiasts alike. First Impressions: The temple’s serene location, surrounded by lush greenery and rocky terrain, sets it apart from urban chaos. A short climb up the well-maintained steps leads to the temple complex, where the simplicity of its ancient architecture evokes a sense of timeless devotion. The white-painted structure, crowned with a traditional Maratha-style dome, blends seamlessly with the natural beauty of the hill. Spiritual Ambiance: The sanctum sanctorum enshrines a self-manifested (swayambhu) idol of Lord Ganesha, believed to be centuries old. The idol, adorned with fresh flowers and vibrant chandrika (vermilion), exudes divine grace. The atmosphere is charged with devotion, amplified by the rhythmic ringing of bells and collective chants of “Ganpati Bappa Morya!” The morning and evening aartis are particularly soul-stirring, drawing crowds of locals and pilgrims. Unique Rituals & Offerings: Devotees perform abhishek with holy water, coconut, and flowers, seeking Lord Ganesha’s blessings for success and obstacle removal. A special ritual involves offering modaks (sweet dumplings), Lord Ganesha’s favorite treat, which are later distributed as prasad. The temple also holds significance during Ganesh Chaturthi, though its tranquil vibe contrasts with the city’s grand public celebrations, offering a more intimate worship experience. Historical Significance: This temple is deeply intertwined with Nagpur’s history. It is said to have been a place of worship for the Bhonsle dynasty rulers and is among the oldest Ganesha temples in Maharashtra. The hill itself is believed to have geological and spiritual importance, adding layers of cultural heritage to the site. Facilities & Cleanliness: The temple premises are well-maintained, with clean pathways and designated areas for footwear. Drinking water facilities and shaded seating spots are available, though the climb might be challenging for elderly visitors. The small marketplace at the base of the hill sells flowers, coconuts, and souvenirs. Community & Hospitality: The priests (pujaris) are approachable and deeply knowledgeable about the temple’s history. Regular devotees often share fascinating anecdotes about the temple’s legacy, enhancing the visit. The temple’s role as a community anchor is evident during festivals, where locals volunteer enthusiastically. Surroundings & Accessibility: The temple’s hilltop location provides breathtaking views of Nagpur, especially during sunrise and sunset. Nearby attractions include the historic Sitabuldi Fort and bustling markets of Sadar. Auto-rickshaws and taxis can drop visitors at the base of the hill, but parking space is limited. The climb involves ~100 steps, so comfortable footwear is recommended. Festive Highlights: - Ganesh Chaturthi: Though low-key compared to public pandals, the temple is beautifully decorated with lights and flowers. Special bhajans and cultural programs are organized. - Nag Panchami: The hill’s natural setting adds charm to this festival, with rituals honoring serpent deities. Tips for Visitors: - Timings: 5:30 AM to 9:00 PM (extended during festivals). - Footwear: Remove shoes before climbing the final steps to the sanctum. - Photography: Respect signage; avoid photography inside the sanctum. - Best Time to Visit: Early morning for tranquility or sunset for scenic views. Final Thoughts: Shri Ganesh Mandir Tekdi is not just a temple—it’s a journey through Nagpur’s spiritual and historical roots. The combination of devotion, natural beauty, and ancient heritage makes it a must-visit.

Tekri Ganeshji Temple in Nagpur is one of the most peaceful and spiritually uplifting places to visit in the city. Located on a small hill (tekri), the temple offers a serene environment away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The climb up to the temple is not too difficult and gives you a feeling of calmness even before you reach the main sanctum. Devotees believe that Lord Ganesha here is very powerful, and many people visit to seek blessings before starting something new in their lives, whether it is an exam, a job, or any important venture. The temple architecture is simple yet divine, and the idol of Ganeshji radiates positivity. Early morning and evening aarti are truly soul-soothing and give a sense of inner peace. It is strongly believed by devotees that Ganeshji here resolves all problems and fulfills the wishes of his devotees, which is why people come again and again with complete faith. The surroundings are clean and well maintained, and the view from the top of the hill is refreshing, especially during sunrise or sunset. On special occasions like Ganesh Chaturthi, the temple becomes even more vibrant with devotional energy, and one can see large crowds gathering here. Visiting Tekri Ganeshji Temple is not just about offering prayers, but also about experiencing calmness, positivity, and spiritual connection. It is a must-visit place in Nagpur for devotees and even for those who just want a break from the busy city life.

Beautiful Sri Ganesh ji swambhu Car parking is on road ,but the new cars and 2 new vechile required to do Puja allowed in temple premises. Cost of 4 vechile Puja 501 and similar low rates for 2 vechile.Take a receipt don't forget.

Situated in Nagour, Maharashtra, Tekdi Ganapati Temple is an ancient and famous temple dedicated to Lord Ganesh. The temple is built on a hill hence the temple got the name Tekdi Ganesh Mandir. Initially, the temple was built on a small platform. The construction of the new temple started in 1978 and was completed in the year 1984. The temple started with just a tin shade around the idol which is believed to have appeared by itself (Swayambhu). The temple is also very popular as it's is believed to be a 'Jagruta Devasthan' (Awakened). Also, the idol was originally very small and it is believed to have grown in size with time.

Very Great & Divine Experience. Ican already experience Bappa removing obstacles in my live. Must pay visit once you're in Nagpur

The seating areas show signs of wear, and facility upkeep is inconsistent. Despite these issues, the stadium still hosts enjoyable matches. Addressing maintenance concerns would undoubtedly enhance the overall experience for spectators and players alike.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the VCA Jamtha Cricket Stadium in Nagpur, and I would like to provide my feedback. The overall experience was fantastic. The stadium is well-maintained, and the seating arrangement provided excellent views of the match. The clean and modern facilities made the visit enjoyable, and it was evident that great care is taken to ensure a comfortable experience for spectators. The parking was well-organized, and the staff were polite and helpful, making the entire process smooth from entry to exit. I was also impressed by the high standard of the pitch, which adds to the appeal for both players and spectators alike. Overall, it was a great experience, and I would highly recommend the VCA Jamtha Cricket Stadium for any cricket fan or anyone attending a match in the region.

Vidarbha Cricket Association, Jamtha - This is Nagpur’s second ground after VCA Civil Lines. Total 45000 capacity, inspired by Australian grounds with all the amenities. You will be amazed after watching any match here. stadium built outside city limits. Ample parking space. Washrooms are present on every floor. Food stalls are also available during break time. Management of crowd is good. Many volunteers to guide you through the way. Police security and other factors are also taken into consideration.

This is an old cricket stadium of Nagpur. This ground has hold some of the historic moments of cricket. I have watched Ranji Trophy matches here. I also wached SMAT T20 matches here. Today I gone here to see current Team India 🇮🇳 Practice Session. This is a good ground but now no International Matches are held here as there is already a new ground in Nagpur.

VCA Stadium is a fantastic venue for sports enthusiasts. The stadium boasts excellent facilities and a well-maintained playing field. The seating arrangements provide great views of the action from every angle. The stadium's cleanliness and efficient management contribute to a pleasant experience. However, the food and beverage options could be more diverse. Overall, VCA Stadium offers an enjoyable and immersive sporting experience.

Great atmosphere if there is a India match anywhere in the world , just speakers should be added so that one can listen to announcement and songs etc , there are no speakers.

VCA JAMTHA STADIUM As the city expanded and the areas surrounding our stadium witnessed construction activities and as international matches were held regularly at the Civil lines stadium, parking of vehicles was a big issue. Also, there was felt an imminent need for a larger stadium having facilities of international standards. Thus in 2004 Mr. Shashank Manohar, the then President of our Association, taking a very bold & visionary approach decided to construct an international level stadium at Jamtha, 16 kms from our present Civil Lines stadium. Once again this proposal was met with skeptism, yet Mr. Manohar's decisiveness saw through the construction of the Jamtha stadium, now considered as one of the best international cricket venue and stadium. In 2008, Jamtha stadium hosted its first international Test Match between India and Australia. A FEW NOTABLE FEATURES OF THE JAMTHA STADIUM ARE: Total Capacity - 44904. Corporate Boxes - 39 boxes with sitting capacity of 15 each. Members Stand - with a capacity of 2715. State of art Press box - capacity of 187 with advanced technology and hi-tech facilities. Entry Gates: 13 numbers of gates for easy approach to 4 stands. East Stand - 6 bays with total capacity of 16347. West Stand - 5 bays with total capacity of 13608. North Stand - 3 bays with total capacity of 3777. South Stand - 8 bays with total capacity of 11172. TILL NOW JAMTHA STADIUM HAS HOSTED: 6 Test Matches 12 T20I 3 IPL 4 Women's ODI 2 Woman's T20I

The dargah has been beautifully renovated and made. It’s so beautiful and serene, the areas nearby serve a lot of food options. It’s a holy shrine, many people visit this place of all faith and customs. People have huge respect. And people of Nagpur are very friendly. On a Sunday night there was a bit rush but not as that you’ve to wait.

I had the blessed opportunity to visit Hazrat Baba Tajuddin Dargah during Urs 2025, and the experience was nothing short of divine and soul-soothing. The atmosphere was incredibly peaceful, spiritual, and deeply moving. Despite the large number of devotees gathered for Urs, the arrangements were well-managed. There was a calm, sacred energy in the air as we entered the dargah premises. The chants of "Ya Tajuddin Baba", the fragrance of rose petals and incense, and the sight of devotees in prayer created a very powerful spiritual aura. The Dargah Sharif itself is beautifully maintained. The white marble structure, green dome, and the intricately designed interiors reflect both heritage and serenity. We spent time offering fateha, praying quietly, and just absorbing the positive energy around us. It truly felt like a moment of connection with the divine. What touched us most was the hospitality of the staff and volunteers, who were courteous, helpful, and ensured that everyone got a chance to offer their prayers in peace. The langar (community meal) was another highlight—simple, but filled with warmth and spiritual essence. During Urs, the spiritual gatherings, qawwalis, and the sea of people from all faiths coming together in devotion made the visit unforgettable. It reminded us of the unifying message of Sufi saints like Baba Tajuddin Auliya (RA)—of love, peace, and compassion. 📍 Highly recommended to anyone seeking spiritual solace, historical insight, or just a peaceful space to reflect. Whether you are a believer or simply a seeker of peace, the dargah offers a truly divine experience.

Tajuddin Baba's shrine in Nagpur is a remarkable place of spiritual significance, drawing devotees and visitors from all walks of life. The shrine is dedicated to the revered saint Tajuddin Baba, who is known for his teachings of love, peace, and harmony. The atmosphere at the shrine is serene and tranquil, making it an ideal spot for reflection and prayer. The architecture is a blend of traditional Islamic and local styles, featuring intricate designs that contribute to its spiritual ambiance. Visitors are often struck by the vibrant colors and the beautiful gardens surrounding the shrine, which enhance the overall experience. One of the most appealing aspects of Tajuddin Baba's shrine is the sense of community it fosters. People from diverse backgrounds come together to pay their respects, share stories, and seek blessings. The presence of the saint is palpable, and many visitors report feeling a profound sense of peace upon entering the shrine. The rituals and offerings at the shrine are simple yet deeply meaningful. Visitors can often witness or participate in prayers, offering flowers and even food, which reflects the saint's teachings of selflessness and charity. Local food stalls and shops nearby add to the experience, providing a taste of Nagpur's culinary delights. Whether you're a tourist or a local, a visit to Tajuddin Baba’s shrine is an enriching experience, offering spiritual solace and a chance to connect with a rich cultural heritage. In summary, Tajuddin Baba's shrine in Nagpur is not just a religious site but a place where spirituality and community intertwine beautifully. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the essence of devotion and the warmth of human connection.

Really really peaceful dargah Sharif hazrat syed mohammad Tajuddin baba ra

One off the most famous Dargah off Nagpur I had visited on Friday after the prayer

Great personality good imam Shld not be closed any time

It's a shrine. There's one large Mosque within the same premises along with Dargah. As an experience, it's awesome. The vibes are heart throbbing. If you talk about cleanliness and arrangement, Both Dargah as well as Mosque are very well Maintained. Architecture is nice and with Lighting in the evening, it looks like a Different world. You'll experience Sufi Music therein further setting the tempo. If you're in Nagpur, Must Visit...

It's a lovely garden overall, beautiful tracks and dense trees makes you feel refreshed always in any season.

A truly wonderful experience from start to finish. The atmosphere here is fantastic—it’s clean, comfortable, and beautifully maintained.

The japanese Garden is an peaceful escape within the city. Inspired by traditional Japanese landscaping,it features lush greenery, beautiful Pathways and small ponds, making it perfect for relaxing Walk and quiet moments. Free entry from morning 6 am to 8 am. Paid entry from 9 am to evening 6 pm. Entry fee is Rs. 10 per head. Parking space is available on Roadside. But nowadays you can see couples engaged in Deep romance at every corner of the Garden. Don't go there if you are single in search of Privacy. there is nothing for you.

Nothing "Japanese" or "Garden" about this place. Parking: 2 wheelers are parked at the front of the gate. 4 wheelers don't have a spot. The place is full over overgrown, and unkempt plants and trees. Walking on the tracks feels like walking through a thick foliage. Perhaps some would like it. Picnic area - all benches were occupied by couples. 10/- entry fee

This place must have been good many years back, but today it is a place flocked by "Love Birds"..you have couples in various intimate postures all over the place...and it is only general public which may get embarrassed!! There is nothing Japanese about it except probably the design.. Greenery is in plenty though..and Bamboo Clump/Clusters are all over which gives the place a distinct identity..with thick trees/foliage giving green cover all over... It is supposed to be a Japanese Rose Garden but of course Roses are not there always!!

Dropped by around 7:00 AM, and the cool breeze paired with dense shade made it perfect for a morning walk. Some parts felt a bit wild and slightly unkempt, but it actually gave the place a nice, natural vibe-almost like a mini trek. Saw people walking, doing stretches, and even playing badminton. Peaceful, green, and quietly alive.

Disappointing Experience at Japanese Garden, Seminary Hills, Nagpur I recently visited the Japanese Garden in Seminary Hills, Nagpur, hoping for a peaceful retreat amidst nature, but unfortunately, the experience was far from pleasant. Currently, the garden is undergoing renovation, and the entire area seems more like a construction site than a place for relaxation. Internal roads are cluttered with building materials iron rods, piles of cement, and other construction debris making it not just untidy but also hazardous for visitors. The once serene pathways are now lined with scattered garbage, further diminishing the garden’s charm. What’s even more disappointing is that despite the ongoing renovation, the authorities are still charging an entry fee. It feels unfair to pay for access when the place is clearly not in a condition to offer any meaningful experience. There’s little to explore, and the usual tranquil vibe of the Japanese-style landscaping is completely overshadowed by the chaos of construction work. In its current state, I would not recommend visiting the Japanese Garden. There are many better options in Nagpur for nature lovers and families, such as the Futala Lake, Ambazari Garden, or even a stroll through Seminary Hill’s forested trails. These spots offer a far more enjoyable and clean environment compared to the garden’s present condition. It would be more responsible for the authorities to temporarily close the garden during the renovation period, ensuring visitor safety and preserving its reputation. Until the work is completed and the garden is restored to its former beauty, it’s best to explore other, more well-maintained spots in the city. A disappointing visit overall, hopefully, the renovation brings positive changes, but for now, it’s not worth your time or money.

Great place to learn about Nagpur’s history! I visited the museum on a weekend and was surprised by how much there is to see. It has everything—from dinosaur bones and fossils to old weapons, coins, and tribal art. The building itself is beautiful and peaceful, with big halls and open lawns. The best part was the Natural History section where they show real fossils and stuffed animals. They also have QR codes near each exhibit to explain things, which is really helpful. Some parts need better lighting and a few screens weren’t working, but overall it’s clean and well-managed. Entry fee is just ₹10, totally worth it. Great place for students, families, or anyone interested in our culture.

Really pleasant experience. The atmosphere inside the museum is very calm and peaceful. They also allow to take pictures with phone but without flash. However, The gallery was closed for some reason but overall a must visit place for History enthusiasts.

They should renovate it as soon as possible. I used to visit very often about 15 years ago, and it was a peaceful experience. But yesterday, it was a total disappointment. They are investing in the maintenance of a huge place, paying salaries to staff, and the MSF included in the return ticket is only ₹10. In the name of a museum, there is just a single hall of weapons and a few stone sculptures.

Entry fee is just ₹10 per person. The museum is still getting built. I went on a weekday and there were 2 other person. The building is painted in red and white stripes and reminded me of the British architecture that I have seen in kolkata The tour starts with stone sculpture unearthed at various places in and around the area. It would take about 15 mins if all sculptures are to be seen thoroughly and the details read The next is the museum of arms and ammunitions used. I have seen them many time across many museums thus spent about 10 mins to complete it After that you will come out and walk towards the exit. As you walk you can read through various sea forts and fort built during the reign of Chhatrapati Shivaji. Takes about 10 mins max. I think the entire museum needs a lot more content. Personally I love museums as it helps me connect with the history of the past. However for the population to drop in a lot of work is required. I am Sure it will take time as it also requires investments

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Hidden gem in Nagpur. Currently undergoing renovations, and only 1 display is open - Shivaji Maharaj's Bagh Nakh is on loan from Victoria and Albert Museum. While we were the first one's to enter, there was a moderate crowd of visitors by the time we were done.

Central Museum Nagpur A Must-Visit for History Enthusiasts The Central Museum, also known as Nagpur Museum, is a treasure trove of history and culture, offering a deep dive into India’s rich heritage. Located in the heart of Nagpur, this museum is a perfect destination for history buffs, art lovers, and curious minds alike. One of the most captivating attractions currently on display is the legendary Tiger Claws (वाघ नख) of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. These historic weapons, famously used by Shivaji Maharaj to kill Afzal Khan, symbolize bravery and strategic warfare. The tiger claws, crafted from iron, are not just relics — they carry the weight of Maratha pride and valor. The good news for visitors is that this iconic artifact will remain at the museum for an extended period of 8 more months, giving ample time for everyone to witness this piece of history up close. Apart from the tiger claws, the Central Museum houses several other important artifacts that provide a glimpse into India’s past: • Ancient Coins and Manuscripts: The museum boasts a collection of rare coins from different eras, along with ancient manuscripts written on palm leaves, offering insights into India’s economic and literary history. • Sculptures and Terracotta Art: Visitors can explore beautifully carved statues from the 6th to 12th centuries, depicting gods, goddesses, and mythological scenes, reflecting the artistic finesse of ancient India. • Tribal Art and Weaponry: The museum also showcases traditional weapons, tools, and crafts from the tribal communities of central India, highlighting their culture and craftsmanship. • Fossils and Natural History: For nature enthusiasts, there’s an impressive display of fossils, rare minerals, and preserved animal specimens, shedding light on the region’s ecological past. The museum’s serene surroundings and well-maintained galleries make it an ideal spot for both educational visits and leisurely exploration. The staff is knowledgeable and eager to share stories behind each exhibit, adding to the overall experience. If you’re in Nagpur or planning a trip, the Central Museum should definitely be on your list not just to witness the legendary Wagh Nakh of Shivaji Maharaj, but also to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of India’s history and culture. Don’t miss this chance to connect with the past the tiger claws await your admiration for the next 8 months!

It is a nice place to visit with family and friends. Small compact place. You can enjoy water cascades and also Amphitheatre. Zero mile Metro station is located here. Walkway shows history and importance of nagpur.

We visited the Zero Mile Freedom Fighter Park during our last trip to Nagpur, and it was a peaceful and memorable experience. The park is well-maintained and beautifully landscaped, offering a calm escape in the heart of the city. The highlight, of course, is the historical Zero Mile Stone and the monuments dedicated to freedom fighters. It’s a place that evokes pride and respect for India’s history. The information boards are informative and add educational value to the visit. It’s a great spot for a relaxed walk, quiet reflection, or simply spending time with family. The atmosphere was clean, and the surroundings felt safe and inviting. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Nagpur and interested in heritage and patriotism.

Beautifully designed park with theme of Nagpur metro and Zero mile. You can see the demo of Nagpur metro and story behind it. Also you will come to know the history of zero mile.Colourful fountains are present there along with selfie points.It is situated besides the Freedom park metro station.It is best to visit at evening.

One of the most beautiful 😍 Metro Station of Nagpur. Designed by a French Architect. There is a Freedom Park in the premises with a History Wall of Nagpur, Tank “War Trophy Memorial” Looks even more beautiful at Night. Definitely a must visit place.

Small but airy and beautiful park. You can take Beautiful pictures and learn the history of metro in Nagpur. Also a fountain, colourful flowers and a tank 👍

Freedom Park is really a great place in Nagpur, it is close to zero mile We always go there for shows, events and programs presented by youth or lokmat times . it's really a beautiful place

Nice space for a small event like a drum circle as it has an amphitheater. Better to visit at night when the lights come on. A T55 army tank adorns the park with a history wall that has information about Nagpur.

Jai Shree Ram🙏♥️ This Hanuman temple is truly powerful and beautiful. Beyond Lord Hanuman, you'll find all gods, goddesses, Rishis, and Navagrahas darshan here. It's a vast space where every corner breathes peace. Every evening is peaceful, but the Saturday 7:45 PM aarti is electrifying – the devotees / Bajrang dal energy during the prayers is simply transformative. Once Experience the peace here, and you'll crave to return every day. I bet you. Ram Ram pa_love_vi

Device place. Luckily I attended the evening Aarti and one must reach there by 7 for the aarti. I guess it's the most famous temple of Nagpur and always crowded. Make sure to go with some prasad. Huge campus and many other small temples are there, usually it will take around 15-20 mins of time to visit each temple .

🔥 Hanuman Mandir, Telangkhedi – A Temple Full of Divine Power and Positivity! 🔥 One of the most powerful and peaceful temples in Nagpur! The moment you enter the Telangkhedi Hanuman Mandir, you can feel the energy and divine strength of Lord Hanuman. The atmosphere is filled with devotion — the chanting, the fragrance of incense, and the calmness around the temple create an unforgettable spiritual experience. The idol of Hanuman Ji is grand and full of power — just one darshan fills you with courage, positivity, and inner strength. Whether you visit early in the morning or during evening aarti, the vibrations are truly magical. A perfect place to recharge your mind and soul. Jai Bajrangbali! 💪🔥🙏

Telankhedi Hanuman Temple — Nagpur Telankhedi Hanuman Mandir (also called Telangkhedi Hanuman Temple or Shri Sankatmochan Bade Hanuman Mandir) is an ancient and much beloved temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman, located in the Seminary Hills / Civil Lines / Telankhedi area of Nagpur, Maharashtra. Location & Access The temple sits on a hillock in the Seminary Hills area, near Telankhedi Garden, Futala Lake, and close to Kalyaneshwar Shiv Mandir. It is approx 5-6 km from Nagpur city center. Nearest metro/bus access: Gaddigodam Square Metro Station (~1.9 km), LAD College, Dharampeth College are among nearby ones. Several city buses also stop close by. Hours: Opens early morning (around 5:30 AM) till about 9 PM. Entry is free. History & Significance Believed to be very old — local tradition holds the temple (or the site) is hundreds of years old; some say as far back as “Satyuga” in myth. It is considered a Swayambhu Hanuman temple in some accounts — meaning the idol is believed to be self-manifested. “Sankat Mochan” is part of its name — Hanuman in the form that relieves devotees from hardships (“sankat”). Architecture & Premises Located on a slope / hill, so reaching it involves climbing a number of steps — this elevation gives good views and a sense of being somewhat removed from city bustle. Inside the temple complex there are many small shrines (mandirs) of other deities: Ram, Saraswati, Ganpati, Panchmukhi Hanuman, etc. There is a large hall for community feeding (भंडारा) during special occasions and regular times. The site is clean, spacious, tranquil (especially in early morning/evening). Reviews highlight its maintenance. Religious & Cultural Life Devotees throng the temple especially on Tuesdays and Saturdays, which are considered auspicious for Hanuman worship. Also on Hanuman Jayanti the crowd is much bigger. Rituals: regular aarti (morning and evening), prayer offerings. The atmosphere during aarti is described as very energetic / charged by devotees.

The Telangkhadi Hanuman Temple is a peaceful and spiritually uplifting place dedicated to Lord Hanuman, surrounded by scenic greenery and a calm atmosphere. Located slightly away from the city crowd, this temple offers a perfect spot for devotees to connect with divine energy and inner peace.The surroundings are clean and beautifully maintained, and the natural setting adds to the temple’s charm. The chanting of Hanuman Chalisa, the ringing bells, and the overall positive energy make this a must-visit place for both devotees and nature lovers

The place is located just beside Samosewala. A calm and beautiful place from inside. When you enter the temple climbing the stairs, you can never imagine that there's a lot more inside. There's a lot of space behind the Hanuman temple where people can perform hawan. There is also a place called 'Navgrah' which means 9 planets. The back side which people generally don't notice is widely spread and beautiful. You can sit there and experience the calmness and peace.

To have 'Darshan' we visited Sankatmochan hanuman Temple located in Telangkhedi, near futala lake in Nagpur. It has a peaceful atmosphere & realise that this is good place for spiritual activity. The premises includes a good hall/auditorium for musical, prayer & cultural activities. On the day visited it was Saturday. Outside of the temple there are flower shops and also very good cafeteria where Indian veg food was available at a reasonable price.

The Best Temple I Have Ever Visited. And It Is Dedicated To Lord Shiva. The Temple Has Really Positive Vibes And It Is A Historic Temple. The Architect Of The Temple Is Fabulous And You Must Take One Walk Around And In Every Part Of The Temple You Will Feel Energetic. I Will Recommend You To Must Visit This Place.

Shiv Mandir near hanuman tekdi mandir Beautiful architecture and spacious place Parking lot available on street roads

Visiting the Shiv Temple was a truly spiritual and enlightening experience. Nestled amidst serene surroundings, the temple exuded a sense of peace and tranquility from the moment I stepped inside. The architecture was stunning, with intricate carvings and sacred symbols adorning the walls. The atmosphere was filled with devotion and reverence, as worshippers offered prayers and performed rituals. Exploring the temple grounds allowed me to connect with my inner self and find solace in the presence of Lord Shiva. Whether you seek spiritual enlightenment or simply wish to marvel at the beauty of ancient architecture, a visit to the Shiv Temple is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Very good temple. Amazing vibes. Seems very old temple.

A hidden old temple inside the city. I have visited here for the first time and could see that the temple is very old. This temple is devoted to Lord Shiva. There you'll find some Pujaris always chanting mantras and it literally purifies your soul. The architecture is really nice. You can also sit here on the seats. If you're in Nagpur then it's a must visit place. It's free to visit and parking availability is there.

I am glad to share more about my wonderful experience at the Kalyaneshwar Shiv Temple. Beyond its stunning architecture and spiritual ambiance, there were several other aspects that made the visit truly special. The temple's serene and scenic location added to the overall charm of the experience. Nestled amidst nature, the temple seemed like a tranquil oasis away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The gentle rustling of leaves and the chirping of birds seemed to harmonize with the divine energy of the temple, creating a sense of harmony and oneness with nature. Inside the temple, the sanctum sanctorum was adorned with ornate decorations and illuminated by the soft glow of oil lamps. The atmosphere inside was serene, and I felt an overwhelming sense of peace as I stood before the magnificent Shiva ling. It was a moment of spiritual connection that I will cherish forever. The temple premises were clean and well-maintained, reflecting the dedication and care of the temple management and the staff. The peaceful and organized environment enhanced the overall experience, allowing devotees to focus on their prayers and meditation without any distractions. I was also impressed by the temple's efforts to preserve and promote Indian culture and traditions. The temple authorities regularly organized cultural events, bhajans, and discourses, which offered an opportunity for devotees to engage more deeply with their faith and learn about the rich heritage of the region. Additionally, the temple's charitable initiatives and community outreach programs were commendable. It was heartwarming to see the temple actively involved in serving the underprivileged and contributing positively to society. This aspect of the temple's work added a sense of purpose and social responsibility to the spiritual experience. In conclusion, my visit to the Kalyaneshwar Shiv Temple was nothing short of remarkable. It combined the beauty of art and architecture with the divine energy that permeated the atmosphere. The temple's commitment to preserving culture, nurturing spirituality, and serving the community left a profound impact on me. I would highly recommend anyone seeking a spiritually enriching and culturally rewarding experience to visit the Kalyaneshwar Shiv Temple.

Heritage site, a Shiva temple. Spiritual as well as peaceful place. Great traditional architecture(mandapa, varandah, garbhagriha, shiv's shrine, beautiful pillars, sculptures on the vimana of the temple. Must visit!

The Lake is fine in terms of Natural Beauty BUT attention of authorities are required for keeping the place clean out there. Natural Beauty is good but people throw the garbage alongside the beautiful lake. Moreover, there are Benches but not alongside the lake. Where there are Benches, lake views are restricted from there. Placement is an issue. More Surprisingly, Public Toilets are locked, so you don't have Basic facilities... Jaago Nagpur Municipality Jaago...

No fountain , no boating just go enjoy the lake and relax also there was a mob when i have visited people were singing and dancing during Christmas time . Still lot to improve

It's a good place. It looks more beautiful in the evening due to all the lights. But I was not that lucky enough to witness the fountain show , as it was opened only on trial basis , but if you visit it at day or evening you'll will get to see beautiful sunset, I got late and rain also soiled my visit

Small and no water show now. Just a lakeside small street food corner

Good place to hangout with friends and family in the evening.. you can sit there and feel the air

I went during the afternoon and there was absolutely nothing to do. The place was deserted and the parking took quite a long time to find and it was full of cow dung. If you visit during the evening there is a light show but during the day it is empty.

Futala lake is very famous in nagpur but I don't think it is worth it place... Only couples are here and nothing more... View is also not much attractive... But so many food stalls are here where anyone can have some local and streat food... Fountain is not functioning all days... Fountain will work only special days just like 26 January and 15 August etc...

Absolutely fantastic place!!! A coin collector's dream come true!

A hidden gem in Nagpur for collectors and history lovers! Numismatic Art Gallery by Twentieth Century Coins is not just a shop — it’s a true mini-museum of coins, currency, and vintage memorabilia. The collection is absolutely fascinating, ranging from ancient coins (over 2,000 years old) to modern currency notes, stamps, and even vintage Bollywood posters and lobby cards. The owner and staff are very knowledgeable and passionate about numismatics. They patiently explain the history behind each piece and make the whole experience educational and enjoyable. You can tell they really love what they do.

I found very polite people in this place. I don't know about the staff but the owner of this gallery was very polite with me. I was very happy to visit there. When I saw the coins, a type of curiosity arrived in my mind. I had many questions in my mind. I asked too many questions to the person who was present there. He answered all my questions in the polite way. The experience was very good. In this place we get to know about our history. Indian history as well as currency in different places of the world. I want to share that the person who was present there.He was just came to nagpur from an exhibition. It was holiday for everyone. Having said that he was there and gave me an hour. He explained everything to me. He was very polite. He answered all my silly questions 😅. I request people to visit this place. This place is very mesmerizing. I found myself lost in history. Everyone was very polite. My experience was very awesome in that place.

I'm glad to give 5 stars in this review. Numismatic Art Gallery is the best shop in Nagpur that serves all kind of collectible Historical specimens, ancient coins, Indian currencies, foreign currencies, stamps and a lot more things. The prices are reasonable. The setup & maintenance is brilliant. Way of customer dealing was superb. I will re-visit this shop whenever I get chance of coming to Nagpur & I suggest you to visit this shop, you'll be happy for sure.

Hi I want to sell old coins can you buy it ihave a queen elizabeth coin , and an older one

Good collection of old coins both indian and international, option to buy the coins too

To be honest this is the best numismatic shop I have came across. Im sad that they don't have branches all over India. The setup and maintenance is brilliant. Also the customer dealing was the best and they got a great collection. The prices are reasonable. You wish the product it's here. Sadly because of valid reasons they don't have an online store. But they are great with the principles they maintained. I absolutely loved it. If you're around Nagpur, visit here, you will be happy for sure.

1. Nagpur, Maharashtra, India. 2. Water slides, amusement rides, recreational activities. 3. Families, friends, and individuals of all ages can visit to enjoy and have fun. 4. Restrooms, food stalls, souvenir shops , etc. facilities available 5. Mostly active during the summer months. 6. Occasionally hosts themed events and promotions.

Best place to spent time and have fun. One of the best water park of Nagpur

Nice water park with all games young and children's water dancing facilities very enjoyable place

It’s been the number one water park in Nagpur owned by Haldiram Groups and well maintained, it also have space to organise party, marriages and big events. I had been here many time for water park and amusement park and I thoroughly enjoyed the time I spent over here.

Spend your hold day 11am to 6pm ... There are slides.. And wave water pool... Rain dance boat.... All facility are available..like take shower n clean changing rooms... Then park side.. Lot of ??? Jhule ... Dragon rider.. N play room.. Like dancing car..etc.. Im happy.. I spend quality time with my family...

The landscaped water park, west of Gaza City,[7] featured 3 swimming pools, a canal 100 meters long, three water slides, ponds with pedalos, a restaurant, a cafe, and a quiet area shaded by a tent where adults could sit on carpets and listen to music.[2][3][5] The atmosphere was secular, with popular secular tunes playing over the loudspeakers and women in international-style clothing.[5] A lifting of the government ban on women smoking in public made it legal for women to smoke the popular nargilas at the Park's cafe.[8] The park was built with materials assembled from war-torn buildings as well as materials brought through the Gaza Strip smuggling tunnels.[2] Construction was completed in six months.[2] Admission was 10 shekels, the equivalent of about $2.60 as of mid-2010, but using the water slide costs another 5 shekels, and going into the pool costs an extra 20 shekels.[2] The park cost $2 million to build.[5] According to Ayman Barawi, the Park's financial manager, "This park is a form of escape. People need a chance to escape from the stress. We brought 'air' to the people.

Awesome place to hang out and very relaxing .. kids to adult nd to old for all ..

This location is wrong, Please don't follow Google map. Here is very small temple.

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