|
The region around Nagpur had a turbulent past as the reins of this city frequently changed hands. However, the origin of this multifaceted city can be traced to the early 18th century. It is said that Bakht Buland, who was a local ruler, laid the foundation of this city. This city reached its glory under the reign of the Bhosle dynasty. We are a leading travel agent for India and offer complete travel and tour services to Nagpur
Some of the important tourist sites in Nagpur are:
The Sitabuldi Fort is located in the centre of Nagpur. It is built atop a hill, having steep slopes and is protected by a moat. There is a war memorial within this fort, which has been built in remembrance of the soldiers who died during the battle between the Marathas and the British. The fort is not open for public viewing except on Republic Day and Independence Day.
The Maharajbagh Zoo is an interesting place to visit in Nagpur. The zoo is located near the banks of the Nag River, which flows through the city. Even though the zoo houses a limited number of species, it is nevertheless a nice place to see, especially if you are with kids.
If you have a liking for oranges, then Nagpur is the right place to be in. You can buy as many oranges as you want during the winters, when this fruit is available in abundance in the markets of Nagpur. Apart from oranges, you can also buy various products made out of oranges like jam, jelly, marmalade, fruit squash, etc., from Nagpur, which has a number of food-processing units.
The people of Nagpur celebrate the Ram Navmi festival commemorating the birthday of Lord Ram in April/May every year by taking out colourful processions through the city.
The annual festival of Janmashtami commemorating the birthday of Lord Krishna is celebrated with great pomp in Nagpur in August/September every year. The most attractive feature of this festival is the enactment of stealing curd from an earthen pot, which is strung high above the streets. Groups of young men dance in the streets, where the clay pot is strung. Each group is then given a chance (one after the other) to form a human pyramid, so that the team leader can reach the pot and fetch it for his team. Each group tries its best to achieve the task and the winners walk away with the pot.
People of Marathi origin celebrate the annual Ganesh Chaturthi festival all over India, and the city of Nagpur is no exception. This festival is celebrated in August/September on a grand scale in Nagpur. Ganesh Chaturthi revolves around offering of prayers and ceremoniously placing the idol of Lord Ganesh.
So all set for the trip to Nagpur? As an experienced travel agent for Nagpur we can take care of your entire trip from tour planning, air booking, railway reservation to car rentals and hotel bookings.
 |
|
