Anjangaon
Maharashtra, India
City·Agricultural, Local, Traditional
Anjangaon, situated in Maharashtra's Amravati district, is a city celebrated for its extensive banana cultivation, earning it the nickname 'Banana Hub of Vidarbha.' The city also serves as a hub for medicinal plants such as Piper longum and Safed musali. Established as a municipal council in 1930, Anjangaon boasts a rich history and cultural heritage. The city is divided into two main zones, Anjangaon and Surji, separated by the Shahanur River. Visitors can explore its agricultural landscapes and experience the local traditions and culture.
Highlights
- Major producer of bananas in Vidarbha.
- Hub for medicinal plants like Piper longum.
- Established municipal council since 1930.
Things to consider before traveling to Anjangaon
- Anjangaon is a major agricultural center, especially for bananas.
- Known for its medicinal plant production.
- Rich in local culture and traditions.