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Nagpur, a vibrant city in central India, is known for its rich history and cultural heritage. Often referred to as the “Orange City” due to its extensive orange groves, Nagpur also plays a crucial role as a major commercial and political hub. The city is famous for its landmarks such as the Deekshabhoomi Stupa, a significant Buddhist monument, and the impressive Nagpur Fort. With its blend of tradition and modernity, Nagpur offers a unique glimpse into India’s diverse cultural landscape.
This iconic monument is not just a religious site but also a symbol of social justice and equality. The large stupa at Deekshabhoomi is surrounded by beautiful gardens and a museum that offers insights into Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s life and his contributions to society.
Entry fee
₹10 for Indian citizens
₹100 for foreigners
Designed to make science engaging and accessible, this center features hands-on exhibits, a 3D science show, and an interactive planetarium. It’s an educational experience suitable for all age groups.
Entry fee:
₹20 for adults
₹10 for children
Situated on a hill, the fort offers panoramic views of Nagpur and its surroundings. The fort is a reminder of the historical Battle of Sitabuldi and includes a small temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman.
Entry Fee: Free
The museum showcases artifacts from various periods, including ancient sculptures, medieval manuscripts, and natural history specimens. Its unique architecture and diverse collections make it an enriching visit.
Entry Fee:
₹10 for Indian citizens
₹100 for foreigners
Marking the geographical center of India, the Zero Mile Stone is an important historical site. It features four guideposts indicating the distances to major cities in India and offers a historical perspective on Nagpur’s significance.
Entry Fee: Free
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