The largest city in central India also called the second capital of the state of Maharashtra; Nagpur is the commercial and political hub of the state`s eastern Vidharba region (the North-Eastern Region of Maharashtra). Every year it hosts the "Winter Session" of the Maharashtra Legislature. On a global scale, Nagpur is estimated to be the 114th largest city and the 143rd largest urban area in the world in 2006 terms of population. (Wikipedia encyclopedia). Nagpur is also important geographically as it lies at the centre of India with the country`s geographical centre (Zero Mile) being situated here (Wikipedia encyclopedia). Moreover, Nagpur is well known throughout the country as a trade hub for high quality oranges grown in the surrounding region, hence the city is named Santra Nagari (Marathi for Orange City). Recently the city celebrated 300 years of establishment.

Shri Poddareshwar Ram Mandir: Poddareshwar Ram Mandir is the very site of Hindu religious worship, with the three chief Hindu gods residing side-by-side.

Shri Mahalakshmi Jagadamba Temple: Mahalakshmi Jagadamba Temple, located on the banks of Koradi Lake, earns its visitors with the sheer, blind faith of the pilgrims.

Shri Vyankatesh Temple: Shri Vyankatesh Temple in Itwari has the idol adorned in pure gold, brought from Chennai.

Ramtek Mandir: Ramtek Mandir is the very seat where legendary poet Kalidasa wrote his epic, `Meghdootam`.

Tekdi Ganapati Temple: Tekdi Ganapati Temple is 250 years old, believed to be self-existent.

Shri Saibaba Temple: Shri Saibaba Temple located in Wardha Road, is built in the lines of the original, more illustrious Shirdi Temple.

Shri Balaji & Shri Kartikeya Temple Complex: Located in the beautiful Seminary Hills, Shri Balaji & Shri Kartikeya Temple has architectural influences of both North and South India.

The Dragon Palace Temple, Kamptee: The Dragon Palace Temple is an abode of redefined whiteness, constructed by the Ogawa society, Japan.