More Historical Places Nearby

1. Mahakali Temple

Mahakali Temple serves as a symbol for Chandrapur City and holds a significant place in the hearts of the city’s residents. A large number of devotees come here every day to offer praise and worship, particularly on Tuesday. The place has great historical significance and is one of the main religious attractions of the city for tourists and leisure travellers, especially during Utsav in April every year. The temple is dedicated to Goddess Mahakali and has two idols in the temple. The main idol is associated with the Shiva Linga and is adorned with red, yellow, and orange clothes.

To visit the second idol, one must travel through a tunnel, as it is placed in a reclining position below the ground level. The temple also features two miniature temples dedicated to Lord Ganesh and Lord Hanuman. If you forget to bring puja goods, don’t worry, as there are several small stores located at both entrances providing puja items such as coconut, flowers, and linen. The shops also offer a sophisticated variety of home decor items that are worth exploring.

• Timings:– 06:00 am to 08:00 pm
• Location:- Girnar Chowk Road, Babupeth – Junona Rd, Bazar Ward, Chandrapur, Maharashtra

2. Chandrapur Fort

Chandrapur Fort, formerly known as Chanda Fort, is one of the ancient Chandrapur visiting places, located at the convergence of the Irai and Zarpat rivers in the Chandrapur district. According to local beliefs, the lake beside Chandrapur Fort possesses miraculous healing powers, attracting a large number of people seeking healing. Built by Gond King Khandkya Ballal Sah in the 13th century, the main attraction of the fort is its fascinating eight clockwise entrances namely Jatpura Gate, Bagad Khidki, Anchaleshwar Gate, Hanuman Khidki, Pathanpura Gate, Vithoba Khidki, Binda Gate and Chor Khidki. The unique art structure, made from carvings, and the graceful architecture of the Fort are a visual treat for travellers.

• Timings:– Sunset to Sunrise
• Location:- W7XV+P6R, Pathanpura Rd, Babupeth, Chandrapur, Maharashtra

3. Bhadravati Jain Temple

Nestled within the heart of Bhadrawati, Waroda Tehsil in Chandrapur district, the Bhadravati Jain Temple is a renowned ancient Jain temple known for its beautiful scriptures adorning the interior. The temple is dedicated to Lord Paraswanath and holds great significance for the community. Devotees, as well as travellers, come here to visit the temple and experience the awe-inspiring view of this blissful place. Although the exact period of its construction is not known, it is said to be extremely old. The temple also features several other idols recovered from digging the earth. Enveloped within the village’s embrace, the architecture stands as a testament to the whispers of time, casting an enchanting aura that beckons curious souls to unravel its ancient mysteries.

• Timings:– 06:00 am to 09:00 pm
• Location:- 4438+H34, Jain Mandir Rd, Complex, Panchashil Nagar, Bhadravati, Maharashtra

4. Tadoba National Park (Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve)

One of the most thrilling and adventurous Chandrapur tourist places is Tadoba National Park, which is also one of India’s preeminent reserves. Located in the Chandrapur district of Maharastra, Tadoba-Andheri Tiger Reserve is no less than a paradise for nature lovers as well as wildlife enthusiasts. It is one of the best wildlife destinations in India as well as national parks in Maharashtra, harbouring more than 200 tigers and other carnivore species such as leopard and dhole, along with the sambar, chital, wild pig, and gaur, providing an enrapturing tiger sighting experience. The lush green beauty of the forest, the magical landscape of rugged cliffs, and the interesting diversity of flora and fauna serve as additional charms for tourists.

The major attractions of the park include dense forests, flourishing lakes, and diverging valley. To witness the untamed beauty of nature and unleash your inner explorer, you can also enjoy the remarkable experience of Jeep Safari at Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve.

• Timings:– 06:00 am to 11:00 am and 02:00 pm to 06:00 pm
• Location:- Chandrapur, Maharashtra

5. Ballarpur Fort

Another historical place to add to your itinerary while visiting Chandrapur City is Ballarpur Fort, which was formerly known as Ballarshah Fort. Located in the Ballarpur, on the opposite bank of the Wardha River, this fort was built by Gond King Khandkya Ballal Sah (1437-62). There are various undiscovered tunnels in the walls, holding the mysteries of the 13th century, which are worth exploring while travelling here. Ballarpur Fort is the oldest area of Chandrapur, where the ruins of the old Balharshah Fort can still be found, enchanting the tales of its majestic history. If you are fond of historical places, Ballarshah is one of the best places to visit in Chandrapur, commemorating its past significance.

• Timings:– Open 24 hours
• Location:- Balharshah Fort, road, killa ward, Ballarpur, Maharashtra

6. Vijasan Caves

Situated at Bhadrawati in Chandrapur district, Maharashtra, Vijasan Caves are 2000-year-old Buddhist caves that are also famous as Vijasan Tekdi. These biggest Buddhist caves were constructed in the 2nd century CE by King Yajna Sri and are among the best places to visit in Chandrapur. These mysterious and dark caves comprise extensive passageways that lead to compact chambers housing small shrines dedicated to Buddha, making it well worth a visit. The mystical allure of these caves, coupled with their historical and cultural significance, promises an unforgettable experience for those seeking to delve into the rich heritage of the region.

• Timings:– Open 24 hours
• Location:- Vijasan, Road, Vinjasan, Bhadravati, Maharashtra

7. Atal Bihari Vajpayee Botanical Garden

Situated at Bhadrawati in Chandrapur district, Maharashtra, Vijasan Caves are 2000-year-old Buddhist caves that are also famous as Vijasan Tekdi. These biggest Buddhist caves were constructed in the 2nd century CE by King Yajna Sri and are among the best places to visit in Chandrapur. These mysterious and dark caves comprise extensive passageways that lead to compact chambers housing small shrines dedicated to Buddha, making it well worth a visit. The mystical allure of these caves, coupled with their historical and cultural significance, promises an unforgettable experience for those seeking to delve into the rich heritage of the region.

• Timings:– Open 24 hours
• Location:- Vijasan, Road, Vinjasan, Bhadravati, Maharashtra