Nagpur is also called winter capital and the third largest city of the state. It is also known as the Tiger Capital and is projected to be one of the smart cities of the country.What makes Nagpur so popular in India is its huge orange production, which has earned the city the nickname "Orange City." Nagpur is a pleasant place to visit in Maharashtra, featuring various historical and religious landmarks as well as a few modern-day attractions.Nagpur, as one of Maharashtra's most prominent cities, contributes significantly to the state's key tourist spots. The Chota Nagpur Plateau is home to several of Nagpur's tourism attractions. Ramtek, a small town associated with Lord Rama, is one of Nagpur's most popular tourist destinations.

THINGS TO DO WHEN IN NAGPUR

• Krazy Castle Aqua Park - The Krazy Castle Aqua Park is one of the most popular things to do in Nagpur because of its thrilling slides, wave pool, and variety of attractions. A gondola at a height of 43 feet is also part of the park.

• Fun n food village - A trip to the Fun N Food Village, which is on the list of the top things to do in Nagpur, will give you an opportunity to be entertained. Its massive slides and a variety of modest food stalls make a visit worthwhile.

• Highland Park - This park's massive rides will provide you with the much-needed thrill on your holiday. Various exciting activities are available here, ranging from dragon roller coasters to a ferris wheel, to keep your children entertained.

• Boating - Spend a day rowing around the lovely waters of the Ambazari Lake and Garden. The boat operators at this lake provide several safety elements, from appropriate jackets to well-equipped paddle boats.

• Take the gastronomic food tour - The city is home to a plethora of eateries that have been providing delectable snacks for decades. Nagpur has a wide choice of foods to offer, from orange-flavored barfi to Tarri Poha. The Saoji Delicacies are the most well-known item here, and they comprise non-vegetarian foods made from agricultural products and historical recipes.

BEST TIME TO VISIT IN NAGPUR

The months of October to March are the ideal months to visit Nagpur. Winters are pleasant from December to January, with a minimum temperature of around 10°C. The ideal time to visit Nagpur is now. The monsoon season lasts from July through September, with moderate to heavy rainfall.

PLACES TO VISIT IN NAGPUR 

• Dhamma Stupa - The stupa, also called Deeksha Bhumi, is a magnificent architectural structure that can hold over 5,000 people. It stands 120 feet tall and was constructed with Dholpur sandstone, marbles, and granites. On Ashoka Vijaya Dashmi, followers of Ambedkar and Buddhists congregate here to commemorate the fusion of many dalits.

• Ambazari Lake - The Ambazari lake, the largest of Nagpur's 11 lakes, is located near the city's southwest boundary. This lake is where the Nag River starts. The lake is surrounded by mango trees, earning it the name Ambazari, which comes from the Marathi word Amba, which means mango.

• Maharaj Bagh And Zoo- The attractive park, which was built by the Bhonsle monarchs, was later rebuilt into a botanical garden and zoo that holds unique types of flora and fauna. This is a site that nature lovers would absolutely adore.

• Waki Woods - Waki Woods, located roughly 30 kilometres from Nagpur, is a sight to behold. Aside from a captivating natural scenery for a picnic day out, the lush greens provide a wealth of activities. These 'woods' offer a great blend of modernity and nature, with nicely decorated tents with amenities such as power and phones.

• Ramdham - Ramdham is a cultural theme park in Nagpur, located on Jabalpur Road. Among the park's many activities and attractions, the highlight is the massive Om statue, which is the world's largest of its sort. A cluster of miniature temples, many of which are replicas of prominent temples in the country, may be found here.

• Seminary Hill - Seminary Hill is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Nagpur. There is a well-marked track for trekking and strolling in the hills. Several temples, including the famed Hanuman Temple, are also located on the mountaintop.

• Zero Mile Marker - The British created the Zero Mile Marker as part of the Great Trigonometrical Survey of India. A pillar, a tiny stone representing the 0 mile mark, and four stucco horses make up the memorial. However, there is no proof that the monument represents India's geographic centre. The British used the marker to measure distances.

HOW TO REACH

 • Via Rail - Nagpur Junction serves as the principal confluence between the south-east and central railways, making it one of India's most important rail hubs. From Mumbai, Chennai, Lucknow, Delhi and Kolkata, a variety of mail, passenger and superfast trains operate.

• Via Air - Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, is located about 10 kilometres from the city centre and is well connected to the rest of the country by a network of aircraft.

• Via Road - Nagpur is connected to the rest of the country by well-maintained national highways such as NH 6 (Hajira-Kolkata) and NH 7 (Kolkata-Nagpur) (Kanyakumari-Varanasi).