Nagpur
Maharashtra, India
City·Bustling, Diverse, Historical
Nagpur is the largest city in central India and serves as the second capital of Maharashtra. Known as the 'Orange City', it is a major center for orange trade. The city is also a significant location for the Dalit Buddhist movement, with the Deekshabhoomi being a prominent pilgrimage site. As a commercial and political hub, Nagpur hosts the winter session of the Maharashtra state assembly and is recognized for its livability, greenery, and public transport. The city is also called the 'Tiger Capital of India' due to its proximity to several tiger reserves.
Highlights
- Known as the 'Orange City' for its orange trade.
- Significant for the Dalit Buddhist movement.
- Home to Deekshabhoomi, a major pilgrimage site.
- Major commercial and political center in Maharashtra.
- Hosts the winter session of the Maharashtra state assembly.
Things to consider before traveling to Nagpur
- Close access to several tiger reserves, ideal for wildlife enthusiasts.
- Known for its rich cultural heritage and historical sites.