amravati

The Temple is located at Dastur Nagar Rd, New Colony, Dastur Nagar, Amravati and is the oldest and most important temple of the entire district.The temple illustrates very old sculptures, engraved on walls and presiding deity is Amba Devi (Goddess of Shakti). According to mythology, it is believed that Shri Krishna married Rukmini after abducting her when she came to pray at the Amba Devi temple. The people of Amravati conduct mandatory puja of Goddess Amba before marriage or any other ceremony.
 

The temple is located in the heart of city at Rallies Plot. This  temple  was  founded by Madhusudan Shivchandrai Jhunjhunwala on dated 10th July  1975. The temple is known for beautiful idols of Rani Sati Dadiji, Lord Radha - Krishnaji, Ram Darbar,  Lord  Ganeshji, Lord Shiv Parivar, Lord Hanumanji, Khatu Shyam Baba, Pitreshwar & Gowshala placed within the temple. Every year grand fair is arranged on the occasion of Janmashtami, attended by lots of devotees.
 

Chikhaldara is a hill station located about 100 kilometers north of Amravati and is the only coffee growing area in Maharashtra. Chikhaldara is full of wildlife, viewpoints, lakes, waterfalls & deep valleys, and these valleys are full of velvet mist and majestic trees. The main attractions apart from its natural scenic beauty of Chikaldara are the Melghat Tiger Project, Dhakana-Kolkaz National Park, Hurricane Point, Prospect Point, Devi Point, Panchbol Point (4 km from Bir Lake), Bir Lake (Artifical Lake), Gavilgad and Narnala Fort, the Pandit Nehru Botanical Gardens, the Tribal Museum and the Semadoh Lake. There are also good range of accomodation facilty available from Hotels to MTDC Chikhaldara Convention Complex but even although advance booking is advisible during season i.e from October to February.
 

The Temple is located at Badnera Road in Amravati and is devoted to Lord Krishna and Radha, complex also houses an idol of Shri Sant Jalaram Bappa. Behind the temple there is a small beautiful and enjoyable park which is often a place where children play.
 

The place is located at 1 km South East of Amravati, from Dasturnagar Square on Malkhed Railway Road & was built in the year 1888 on a small spring called "Kali Nadi". This talao is visited by tourists in large number due to the small garden and boating facility available at the site.
 

The place is located on Chandur Railway Road, about 3 km away from Amravati. This place offers scenic beauty, boating experience, nearby zoo and a garden.  It’s a best weekend getaway specially in the evenings for the whole family to have fun.