Wardha

Plan Your Trip

Getting There

Nearest Airport: Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, Nagpur (~75 km)
By Train: Wardha Junction connects to major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Nagpur
By Road: Well-connected via NH361; state buses and taxis from Nagpur, Amravati

Where to Stay?

Wardha City Center – close to ashrams, temples, and basic amenities
Sevagram Road – peaceful stays near historical sites and nature

Packing List

Light cotton clothing
Comfortable walking shoes
Umbrella or raincoat (monsoon season)
Sunscreen and hat
Reusable water bottle

Top Places to Visit

Sevagram Ashram
Gandhi’s residence from 1936-1948, embodying principles of simplicity and self-reliance.

Vishwa Shanti Stupa
A white dome with golden Buddha statues, symbolizing world peace and meditation.

Laxminarayan Temple
1905-built temple dedicated to Vishnu and Lakshmi with intricate carvings.

Bor Wildlife Sanctuary
Home to tigers, leopards, bison; offers safaris and birdwatching trails.

Paramdham Ashram
Vinoba Bhave’s spiritual retreat for meditation, yoga, and selfless service.

Geetai Mandir
Open-air temple with Bhagavad Gita verses inscribed on stone walls.

Panchadhara Waterfall
Cascading falls amid greenery, ideal for picnics and trekking.

Gandhi Hill
Memorial with panoramic views honoring Mahatma’s independence contributions.

Must-Try Experiences

Explore Sevagram Ashram
Walk through Gandhi’s huts, view artifacts, and reflect on freedom struggle.

Wildlife Safari at Bor
Spot tigers, birds, and reptiles in jungle trails and safaris.

Meditate at Paramdham
Join satsangs, bhajans, and yoga in serene eco-friendly surroundings.

Visit Geetai Mandir
Contemplate Gita teachings in tranquil open-air setting.

Trek to Panchadhara
Enjoy waterfall views, photography, and nature immersion.

Local Cuisine

Breakfast: Poha, upma, sabudana khichdi
Lunch: Puran poli, bhakri with zunka, varhadi rassa
Snacks: Shengdana bhel, sambhar vadi, vada pav

Culture & Local Life

Wardha is renowned for its role in India’s independence, centered around Gandhi’s ashrams and principles of non-violence.

The district blends spirituality, history, and cotton trade; festivals feature cultural programs and markets.

Local Insights

Languages: Marathi, Hindi, English

Getting Around: Auto-rickshaws, cycle rickshaws, app cabs, local buses

Safety Tips: Stay hydrated, respect ashram rules, avoid nights in remote areas

Enjoy Your Yatra!

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