Few Regions of India can be claimed for the best Heritage Places across the world. Right From Tiger Reserve to traditional landmarks, From Hill-stations to best religion based architectures every corner of the city is a masterpiece.
And Just to Surprise You with these famous places of Amravati, here is the blog the brings the Must Visit Places the city.
Chhatri Talaw, Amravati
It is a Water Reservoir.
South West Of Amravati.
18th Century Construction
Great Historical Significance.
Built On ‘Kali Nadi’ In 1888 in Dastur Nagar.
For Supplying drinking water to the city
Gets stocked with the water supplied from the Upper Wardha Dam.
Bamboo Garden @ Laghuvetan Colony
Unique Garden Spread Across 49 Acres.
Developed By Forest Department.
To Educate Everyone About Various Species Of Bamboo.
Bamboo hut, Bamboo Bridges, Bamboo cave, Bamboo forest information center, cactus garden, lotus garden, children's park.
Vanchetana Kendra, Nakshatra Van.
Adorned by two beautiful lakes - Wadali lake and the Futka lake.
Wadali Talav- Laghuvetan Colony
Reservoir sprawled on Chandur railroad.
built to supply fresh water to the residents in
now serves refreshing getaway to the dwellers and travelers
peaceful environment
tourists favorite hotspot
Exciting water sports activities.
Shri Ambadevi Temple- Dastur Nagar
Located in the heart of Amravati
reckoned as one of the oldest temples
Krishna heroically kidnapped Rukmini and got married to her in the Ambadevi temple.
Melghat Tiger Reserve- Camp, Amravati
Melghat area was declared a Tiger Reserve in 1974.
1677 sq. km area is for Reserve.
The core area of the Reserve is 361.28 sq. km.
Melghat Tiger Sanctuary with an area of 788.28 sq. km.
together re-notified by the state government in 1994
Melghat Tiger Sanctuary was created in 1985 with an area of 1597.23 sq. km.
Gugarnal National Park was carved out of this Sanctuary in 1987.
Chikhaldara, Amravati
a hill station and a municipal council in Amravati
Featured in the epic of the Mahabharata
Bheema killed the villainous Keechaka in a herculean bout.