We all have heard the famous proverb, “An Apple a day keeps the doctor away”. Likewise, Orange also has numerous benefits in it. Because it is rich in Vitamin C that helps you to get the glowing skin, get rid of bone deficiencies and many. So, when you think of oranges the next thing that comes to your mind is Nagpur which is famous for orange trading. Nagpur is a city in the Nagpur district of Maharashtra; it got its name from the Nag River that has Snakes. Some of the popular names of Nagpur are Winter Capital of Maharashtra and Tiger Capital of India. It is the second capital of Maharashtra because there are many government offices situated here. It is the third largest city in Maharashtra and also it is considered as one of the smart cities in India. This place is the second greenest place in India next to Chandigarh. Nagpur is not only famous for oranges but it is also famous for its appealing tourist spots, some of which are;
Zero Mile Stone — Zero Mile Stone Pillar is the interesting tourist spot in Nagpur because it is the centre point of India that was built in the year 1907 by the British government to measure the distances of various cities of India. It is 1020.71 feet high pillar that is surrounded by four stucco horses. The Times of India is now taking care of this monument.
Sitabuldi Fort — Sitabuldi Fort is located on the top of two hillocks in Nagpur that was built by Mudhoji II Bhonsle in the year 1817. It is the symbol of honouring the soldiers who had died in the battle between Marathas and British. Sitabuldi Fort is now the office of the 118th Indian Army Infantry Battalion.
Deekshabhoomi — Deekshabhoomi is the iconic place in Nagpur because it is the place where Dr. B. R. Ambedkar converted into Buddhism and also thousands of people followed him and converted as Buddhists.
Hence, don’t hesitate; if you do so then you will miss all the admiring destinations in this region. Book your bus tickets online at ticketgoose.com. Make your trip in top operators like VRL Travels, SRS Travels, Orange Tours and Travels.
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