Places to Visit in Nagpur

Top attractions and must-see spots in Nagpur

Landmarks

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  • Kasturchand Park

    A central park with a war memorial tank and open air amphitheater.

  • Maharaj Bagh Zoo

    An old botanical garden and small zoo in the heart of Nagpur.

  • Sitabuldi Fort

    A hilltop fort from the 1817 Anglo-Maratha war, open to the public only twice a year.

  • Zero Mile Marker

    A colonial era stone pillar marking the geographical center of India.

Museum

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Scenic Spots

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  • Ambazari Lake

    The city''s largest lake and garden, spanning 15 square kilometers on Nagpur''s southwest edge.

  • Futala Lake

    A scenic lake known for vibrant evening lighting and lakeside food stalls.

  • Gorewada Lake / Biodiversity Park

    A lake and adjoining wildlife park on Nagpur''s edge, suited for a full day visit.

  • Japanese Rose Garden

    A landscaped garden popular as a local leisure and photography spot.

Shopping

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  • Dharampeth Shopping Street

    The city''s upscale shopping district, known for jewelry chains and fashion showrooms.

  • Sadar Bazaar

    A general market for clothing, electronics, handicrafts, and everyday goods.

  • Sarafa Bazaar (Itwari)

    The city''s jewelry hub, lined with saree and clothing stores in Itwari.

  • Sitabuldi Main Road

    The city''s busiest shopping street for fashion, footwear, and sarees.

  • WHC Road

    A smaller strip in Dharampeth known for designer wear and trendy footwear.

Temple

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  • Deekshabhoomi

    The world''s largest hollow Buddhist stupa, marking Dr. B.R. Ambedkar''s 1956 conversion to Buddhism.

  • Dragon Palace Temple (Kamptee)

    A Buddhist Lotus Temple in Kamptee, built as a symbol of Indo-Japan friendship.

  • Koradi Temple

    A Mahalakshmi temple on the banks of Koradi Lake, a major Navratri pilgrimage site.

  • Ramtek Fort Temple

    A hilltop Ram temple where the deity is believed to have rested during his exile, mentioned in the Ramayana.

  • Tekdi Ganpati Mandir

    A hilltop Ganesh temple near Sitabuldi, popular for morning visits.