Travel to Nagpur is a very interesting journey which you must take once in your life. As you travel across the beautiful plateau region, you get to see the scenic beauty of the Nagpur district. You can travel to Nagpur through any of the three modes of transport i.e., railways, roadways or airways.

Nagpur is situated in the center of India and this is why it has the largest railway head and roadways. Moreover, you can use all the three modes of transport which connect it to the metros and other major cities and towns of India. The most significant roadway for traveling in Nagpur is the National Highway. You can drive into the city from either of the two national highways, NH-6 and NH-7. The former connects Varanasi to Kanyakumari while the latter connects Mumbai to Calcutta through Sambalpur.

Moreover, you can travel across Nagpur through both railways and airways which connect it to the other major cities of India. Sonegaon airport being an international airport also connects it to the foreign locations.

If you want to enjoy your visit to Nagpur, then do take a round of the city in bus, cabs or three seated auto rickshaws. They will take you all around the city. Though the first one is cheap and the other two are a little expensive but they are worthy enough to take a ride.

During your tour to Nagpur, do check out the following destinations that attract thousands of tourists every year:

Shri Vyankatesh Temple: The serene environment along with the stone statue of Lord Vyankatesh adorned with gold jewelry attracts thousands of tourists.
Ambazari Lake: Situated 45 kilometers away in the west of Nagpur city, it is a lovely tourist destination. You can enjoy a picnic or excursion with family and friends near one of the largest and beautiful Indian lakes. The lake is surrounded by beautiful vegetation including an amusement park for children.
Tadoba National Park: Also known as Jewel of Vidarbha, it is one of the ancient parks in Maharashtra and houses various wildlife species.

So travel to Nagpur and enjoy your holidays out there.

Last Updated on 6 September 2011

Travel to Nagpur