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Bhandara
Bhandara, positioned in Maharashtra, India, serves as the district’s administrative hub. Often referred to as the ‘District of Lakes,’ it is celebrated for its abundant water bodies and picturesque vistas. As a vital part of the Vidarbha region, Bhandara plays a key role in agriculture, particularly noted for its extensive rice production, which significantly boosts the local economy. Bhandara’s landscape is adorned with numerous temples and tranquil lakes, set against a backdrop of lush greenery, offering a peaceful escape for those looking to unwind from the fast pace of city life. The city’s rich cultural fabric and warm hospitality make it an appealing destination, showcasing a harmonious mix of traditional charm and natural beauty. Visitors are encouraged to delve into Bhandara’s lesser-known attractions and discover the area’s serene environment and cultural depth, which make it a compelling stop for explorers and nature enthusiasts alike.
Travel Essentials
Here are the travel essentials one should know
Weather
23 - 38°C
Ideal Duration
1 - 2 days
Best Time
July to March
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Top Attractions
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Ambagarh Fort
A historic fort that offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and a glimpse into the region's rich history.
Gosikhurd Dam
One of the largest irrigation projects in Maharashtra, it provides picturesque views and is a key area for water-based activities.
Koka Wildlife Sanctuary
A haven for wildlife enthusiasts, this sanctuary houses a variety of flora and fauna and is ideal for bird watching and nature walks.
Rawanwadi Dam
Popular among locals for picnicking, this dam offers a tranquil setting and beautiful scenery.
Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary
Located on the boundary of Bhandara, it's a critical habitat for wildlife conservation and attracts tourists for its tiger sightings and safari tours.
How to Reach
By Air
The nearest airport to Bhandara is Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport in Nagpur, approximately 80 kilometers away. From the airport, you can hire a taxi or use public transportation to reach Bhandara.
By Train
Bhandara Railway Station is well-connected to major cities like Nagpur, Pune, Mumbai, and Delhi. Several express and passenger trains operate on these routes, providing convenient access to Bhandara.
By Road
Bhandara is well-connected by road to major cities like Nagpur, Pune, Aurangabad, and Mumbai. National Highway 353 passes through Bhandara, making it easily accessible by car or bus. State transport buses and private taxis are available for travel to and from Bhandara.