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Wardha pronunciation (help·info) is a city and a municipal council in Wardha district in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is the administrative headquarters of Wardha district. Wardha gets its name from the Wardha River which flows at the north, west and south boundaries of district. Founded in 1866, the town is now an important centre for the cotton trade. It was an important part of Gandhian Era.
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1. Sevagram Ashram
Overall Ratings
5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Pahari - Mumbai
This ashram , just a few kilometres from Wardha and a one and a half hours drive from Nagpur is where Gandhiji lived for almost a decade.It provides a wonderful insight into the philosophy of the Mahatma, simple living, great thinking. Steeped in history, the mud and wood structures are airy and cool . In the centre of the cluster is a small maidan where prayers are held every day.The guides here are excellent.
Diagonally across the road outside is a photographic exhibition on the life of Gandhiji. And across the lawn here is a small canteen where one can have a very simple, tasty meal.
2. Bor Wild Life Sanctuary
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4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By prakashdeo1234 - Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India
Because of teak wood forest having foliage during April-June, with dry grass land around lake, having a major source of drinking water, visibiliity is too good to sight wild life. Apart from spotted deers and Sambhars, we could see many blue bulls, two herds of wild dog, herds of wild bores and a sloth bear. And icing on the cake was a young female tigress (15 months) from just 10 feet and could watch her for almost 15 minutes walking over a hillock. This tigress is daughter of "Ketrina" famous in this area who has recently gave births to 4 kids. A small forest but with good animal sighting, just 65 kms from Nagpur
3. Vishwa Shanti Stupa
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Sarvesh C - Nagpur, Maharashtra, India
Aptly named vishwa shanti stupa, is a very peaceful and calm place. The atmosphere of the place makes one relax and forget all worries, It is amongst the top 3 places to visit in wardha. finding it was difficult as there are no signages leading to it. Even on the door, the name is mentioned in fine print. Best time to visit in 5-6 pm, which is the prayer timings.
4. Gandhiji Ashram Bapu Kuti
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By gypsybloood - India
What a privilege it was to visit this place where Gandhiji stayed ! It is simple, but very well maintained. We could see the room where Bapu had stayed, where Kasturba Gandhi stayed. The atmosphere is serene, and just standing at the square where Bapuji used to conduct the prayers filled me with peace. Feel very lucky to have visited.
5. Mahakali Temple
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4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Pravin G
This temple is known as the southern venerable Vaishno Devi Dham. In Navratri and Diwali days, thousands of devotees come here to visit. There is a beautiful and scenic dam in the outskirts of temple, which has become the center of attraction for tourists.
6. Gandhi Hill
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Pravin G
Located slightly on the outskirt of the city, this is great place for hangouts with families and friends. One can experience a beautiful view and pleasant environment from the top. A beautiful sculpture of Mahatma Gandhi with Charkha(spinning wheel) and three wise monkeys is point of attraction here. The three wise monkeys clearly represents the principle "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil". This is also an ideal place for someone wishing to take a walk, jogging, meditation, yoga etc.
7. Geetai Mandir Temple
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4 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Pravin G
The Remarkable thing about this temple is the eighteen sections of Bhagavad Gita are etched on the slabs and are arranged vertically in the shape of a cow. And moreover, this temple doesn't represent any deity nor does it have roofs. In the vicinity of temple, there is beautiful park surrounded by trees where people usually come to take a walk, jogging, and meditation. Also there is place called 'Shanti Kuti' where an exhibition depicting the life of Jamnalal Bajaj, Acharya Vinoba Bhave and Mahatma Gandhi is portrayed.
8. Magan Sangrahalaya Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Anand K
Amazing feeling after visiting Magan Sangrahlaya. M.K Gandhi memories are safe and save for future to display these things to our new generation. I prefer every one to go and see all the things at least once in there life.
9. Kishor Nivas
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5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By PPCI-BG - Italy
Kishor Nivas è il nome dell’abitazione di Kishorlal Mashruwala, stretto collaboratore di Gandhi ed editore dell’ Harijan Weekly all’interno dell’ashram di Sevagram. Sevagram è stato il quartier generale di Gandhi e il suo “laboratorio” dal 1934 al 1940. L’ashram fu costruito col supporto di Jamanalal Bajaj ed è un gruppo di capanne usate da Gandhi, sua moglie e alcuni discepoli. Qui lui visse come la popolazione del luogo senza elettricità e telefono e costruendo con materiali locali le case dell’ashram. Qui si trovano Adi Nivas, la prima costruzione realizzata con sole 100 rupie dell’epoca, Akhiri Nivas, l’ultima residenza dove Gandhi visse pochi giorni prima di partire per non tornare più e dove si spostò su consiglio dei medici per poter prendere bagni di sole a causa di una brutta tosse, le residenze per la moglie, ospiti, segretaria e, appunto, la Kishor Nivas, l’unica in mattoni e cemento per concessione di Gandhi a causa dell’asma del collaboratore. Essendo Sevagram a due passi dall’impianto dove ero per lavoro ci ho fatto una breve visita proprio il 30 gennaio, anniversario della morte avvenuta nel 1948. Nel luogo di preghiera al centro dell’ashram si era tenuta musica e nella Bapu Kuti c’erano persone che filavano cotone a mano come usava Gandhi stesso. Una curiosità è che, in omaggio alla memoria del Mahatma, Wardha è zona “dry” e non vi è libera vendita di alcolici (come mi hanno detto alla guest house dell’impianto offrendosi di procurarli fuori zona). Così mi sono concesso qualche giorno da vegetariano astemio che fa pure bene alla dieta! Se siete ammiratori di Gandhi e della sua opera e siete in zona merita una capatina.
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