Top attractions and must-see spots in Raipur
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A family entertainment centre in Raipur offering gaming zones, rides, and indoor recreational activities.
The state''s legislative and administrative headquarters in Naya Raipur, showcasing modern government architecture.
Chhattisgarh''s largest water amusement park, featuring slides, a wave pool, and family-friendly rides.
A choreographed fountain display in Naya Raipur, best experienced during the evening light show.
Raipur''s international cricket venue, hosting major domestic and international matches in a modern facility.
A colonial-era civic building tracing the history of the dynasties and kings who once ruled Raipur.
One of India''s ten oldest museums, housing tribal artefacts, ancient coins, and Stone Age relics.
An open-air cultural garden with life-like tribal figures, folk art, and vibrant scenery near Naya Raipur.
A themed park focused on renewable energy education, popular with school groups and families.
A well-maintained city-centre park with walking tracks, open gyms, and a lawn stretching to Gaurav Path.
A quiet lake steeped in local legend, where meditating sages are said to still gather.
A picturesque riverside promenade in Raipur, ideal for jogging, cycling, and relaxed evening strolls.
Asia''s largest man-made forest safari in Naya Raipur, home to over 700 animals including tigers.
A 70-acre park in Naya Raipur with a musical fountain, amphitheatre, and manicured lawns.
Raipur''s oldest lake, featuring a 37-foot Vivekananda statue, fountains, and the island garden Nilabh.
A newer mall on Vidhan Sabha Road spread over 10 acres, favoured for apparel shopping.
A centrally located mall in the Pandri cloth market area, known for apparel brands and dining.
A historic old-city market area near Nayapara, known for everyday goods and local shopping culture.
Raipur''s largest mall, spanning over a million square feet with major brands and a multiplex.
Raipur''s traditional wholesale and retail textile hub, known for regional fabrics and affordable prices.
A temple built around a naturally found stone resembling the idol of goddess Banjari Mata.
One of Raipur''s oldest temple complexes, an active monastery with historic architecture in the city centre.
A historic Shiva shrine on the Kharun river ghat, central to Kanwar Yatra and Shivratri rituals.
A peaceful Krishna consciousness temple with daily kirtans, a vegetarian cafe, and landscaped gardens.
A serene Jain temple known for intricate marble carvings and a peaceful meditation atmosphere.
Raipur''s oldest temple, dedicated to Devi Mahamaya, drawing large crowds during Navratri and Durga Puja.
A Sai Baba temple within Naya Raipur, part of the planned capital''s civic and spiritual landmarks.
An important Sindhi community shrine roughly ten kilometres from the city, well maintained and spiritually significant.
A pink marble temple on VIP Road dedicated to Lord Rama, illuminated beautifully at night.