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Things to do in Nagpur

Nagpur offers a myriad of temples and forts to uncover. Visit the majestic Dhamma Chakra Stupa, a stunning monument symbolising peace and harmony. Ascend to Ramtek Fort Temple, perched atop a hill that provides breathtaking panoramic views of the countryside. This ancient temple, steeped in legends, invites you to marvel at its intricately carved stonework and soak in the tranquility of the landscape.

No holiday to Nagpur would be complete without a hike up Shree Ganesh Mandir Tekdi, where the lively atmosphere and lush surroundings create an idyllic escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.

Treat your senses at Lata Mangeshkar Musical Garden, where whimsical musical fountains dance to enchanting melodies. As the sun sets, the gardens are a spectacle of light and sound.

Activities in Nagpur

Nagpur is one of the best places to embark on a wildlife safari in India. Here, you can witness the beauty of leopards, tigers, and birdlife in their natural habitats.

For a little relaxation, unwind at Ambazari Lake, a picturesque haven surrounded by mango trees. There is a fountain, walking trails, and many boats and watercrafts to hire for a jaunt on the water.

For a dash of adventure, travel out of the city to Amba Khori waterfalls. The journey leads you through thick greenery where you’ll be welcomed by the sight and sound of cascading water. Take a dip, or simply admire the view. Continue your adventure with some glamping at Waki Woods. Enjoy Nagpur’s magnificent outdoors from the comfort of a furnished tent.

Food in Nagpur

Begin your days with a big bowl of tarri poha. This comforting breakfast bowl is made from flattened rice cooked with spices, coriander, onion, and a hint of lemon – often served with a spicy curry called tarri.

Much like the rest of India, Nagpur is renowned for its street food, especially samosas. These delightful golden pastries are typically filled with spiced potatoes and peas.

Your Nagpur palate would not be complete without dining on Saoji food – a culinary tradition of intense spicy flavours. With its origins in the region, the cuisine is characterised by its fiery curries, aromatic spices, and slow-cooked meats.

Let’s not forget Nagpur’s claim to fame either – oranges. Grown locally, they are juicy, sweet, and bursting with flavour.

Shopping in Nagpur

Make your way through Dharampeth Shopping Street, where the colourful shops overflow with everything from hip apparel to exquisite handicrafts. With much the same vibe, Sitabuildi Main Road presents a mix of street vendors and shopfronts, stocked with goods of every kind.

Browse the Sarafa Bazaar, where vendors proudly showcase fresh oranges, reflecting the region’s agricultural legacy. As you walk through the market, be sure to pick up some melt-in-your-mouth besan ladoo – sweet dough balls with a cardamom twist, or kachoris – crispy, deep fried, savoury stuffed pastries named.