Created in the 1800s as part of Nagpur’s water supply system, this lake and its adjacent garden (added in 1958) now serve as a relaxing retreat for locals and tourists. Go for a walk and watch the sun set over the lake, or take a picnic lunch and enjoy the garden.

This hilltop fort is on the site of an 1817 battle between Indian and British colonial forces. A working army base, it opens to the public twice a year, when you can see memorials to fallen soldiers and the cell where Gandhi was imprisoned.

Take an easy walk to the top of this area’s namesake hill for a view of the entire city of Nagpur. Seminary Hills is home to several beautiful gardens, two colleges, and a swath of forest with well-maintained pathways.

Discover Futala Lake, one of Nagpur's eleven lakes. Also known as Telankhedi Lake, this magnificent lake spreads over 60 acres and is believed to be over 200 years old. Take a stroll along Futala Lake's shores to discover its many coloured fountains and soak up the lake's charming atmosphere and views.

This sprawling zoo is home to a variety of different animals, making it an ideal spot to catch a glimpse of Indian wildlife. Embark on an exciting zoo safari adventure or a jungle drive to observe wild animals in a natural habitat.

This intricate, red-stone temple draws in visitors from around the globe for worship and tourism. From its carvings to ornate marble work, this Hindu temple is an impressive testament to Indian architecture. At night, enjoy a colorful show of light and sound that brings the temple to life.

This popular temple is the Samadhi Mandir of the revered spiritual leader, Sai Baba, whose teachings of unity, compassion, and faith resonate with visitors and devotees alike. It's a must-visit in Nagpur.

This famous temple houses the largest Ganesh statue in the city, making it a cultural and spiritual highlight in Nagpur. The temple is believed to be approximately 250 years old and to bring blessings and positive energy into your life.

This temple is dedicated to the Hindu goddess Jagdamba Mata, or Mahalaxmi. It's a popular pilgrimage destination for devotees from all over and is renowned for its spiritual significance and architectural beauty.

Take in this impressive Buddhist monument, with its large white dome. Each year pilgrims flock here to commemorate a mass conversion that took place in 1956.

Visit this important Hindu temple and pilgrimage site, dedicated to the deity Lord Balaji. The temple features a tall, white facade with intricate carvings.

Explore the sharp architecture of this important Buddhist pilgrimage site, also known as the Lotus Temple of Nagpur, featuring a carved sandalwood Buddha idol.