Dragon Palace Buddhist Temple, Nagpur

Zero Mile Marker is a monument built in the era of Britishers for undertaking Trigonometrical surveys of this country. Made using a pillar, four stucco horses and small stone, this place apparently mark as the center of India geographically. However, there is not enough evidence or document supporting this fact. The Britishers used to make use of the marker here for measuring geographical distances.Location: Wardha Road, Civil Lines.Timings: All day.Entry fee: None.

A cricket ground located in the city of Nagpur, this stadium has witnessed quite a few legendary matches ever since its inception. All the test series and international cricket matches are held on this ground with residents of the entire city proactively participating as attendees.In terms of its field area, the stadium is the largest one in India.Location: Wardha Road, 2 KM from Khapri Railway Station, Nagpur.Timings: As per the match.Entry fee: As per the match.

Home to “Jai” - one of the largest tigers and the only male in the entire sanctuary, Umred Karhandla has become a hub for tourists; especially for nature lovers and photographers. It is a good option for a one day trip.Other than tigers, animals like Gaur, wild dogs and other rarely found animals like pangolins and flying squirrels are often spotted here which has led to an increase in the numbers of tourists visiting the sanctuary.Location: The sanctuary is located about 58 kilometers to Nagpur in Nawegaon.Timings: 6 AM to 8 AM & 2:30 PM to 4:30 PMEntry fee: INR 250 onwards.

One of the most popular places to visit in Nagpur, Seminary Hill is famous for offering panoramic views of the entire city of Nagpur. It is a commonly visited place by nature lovers and photographers who are ought to stop by every ten minutes for a picture perfect shot.Around the same hills are other spots of tourist interest - Japanese garden and Satpura Botanical garden that are also worth visiting and spending some time at. The Seminary Hill is a great spot for anybody looking to relax and feel rejuvenated with windy and pleasant weather once the sun starts preparing to set.Location: Nagpur, Maharashtra, 440006Timings: 6 AM to 6 PMEntry fee: None.

This temple is believed to have been constructed four hundred years old. The ancient heritage structured temple is not very popular amongst tourists but can be a good drive for some. A visit here can be clubbed with Telangkhedi garden and Telangkhedi Lord Hanuman temple which are in the surrounding vicinity.At the entrance of the temple is a beautiful structure of Nandi which makes sure to enchant you right then.Location: Telankhedi Shiv Temple situated in Telankhedi region.Timings: All day.Entry fee: None.

Well constructed and decorated, Swaminarayan Temple has been meeting devotees from far. The green carpet inside temple premises is soothing to the eyes and adds to the positivity of the environment while the staircase to the temple makes one keep staring in awe. The best time to visit the temple is in evening, post or during sunset when the temple gets fully lit with hues against the dark background of the night sky.Location: Middle Ring Road, Wathoda.Timings: 6 AM to 12 PM & 4 PM to 8:30 PMEntry fee: None.