Nagpur District in Maharashtra, India, is a popular tourist destination known for its rich cultural heritage, beautiful lakes like Futala Lake and Ambazari, the “Zero Mile” marker signifying the geographical center of India, the significant Buddhist pilgrimage site Deekshabhoomi, and its proximity to renowned tiger reserves like Tadoba National Park and Pench National Park, often referred to as the “Orange City” due to its extensive orange farms.
Key attractions in Nagpur District:
- Deeksha Bhoomi: A prominent Buddhist pilgrimage site where Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar embraced Buddhism.
- Futala Lake: A picturesque lake with a scenic backdrop, famous for evening carriage rides.
- Ambazari Lake: The largest lake in Nagpur, surrounded by mango trees.
- Dragon Palace: A magnificent Buddhist temple with intricate architecture, symbolizing Indo-Japanese friendship.
- Zero Mile Marker: A landmark signifying the geographical center of India.
- Tadoba National Park: A renowned tiger reserve near Nagpur, offering excellent wildlife viewing.
- Pench National Park: Another nearby tiger reserve with diverse flora and fauna.