Vidarbha Voyage Tips and guide

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Map of Vidarbha

• 20.9374277.779551 Amravati —

• 20.606879.86442 Bramhapuri —

• 20.5327876.182783 Buldhana —

• 19.9579.34 Chandrapur —

• 21.4030177.326815 Chikhaldara —

• 19.93779.88936 Chamorshi

• 21.4580.27 Gondia —

• 19.4180.558 Hemalkasa —

• 19.984876.522359 Lonar —

• 21.145879.0881510 Nagpur — the biggest and most developed city in the region, nicknamed the City of Oranges

• 20.8333376.4597211 Nandura —

• 20.7349978.6625712 Sevagram — small town near Wardha

• 20.7453278.6021913 Wardha —

• 21.4196377.181241 Melghat Tiger Reserve — located in Chikhaldara

• 20.7927176.694332 Shegaon —

• 20.3947179.362843 Tadoba National Park — a tiger reserve

Throughout its history, Vidarbha has remained much calmer than the rest of India, especially during communal troubles. For decades, there have been recent calls to separate Vidarbha from Maharashtra. However, such demands have not been fulfilled because of the ruling party's opposition.

On average, Vidarbha is less economically developed than the rest of Maharashtra, with considerable poverty and malnutrition. The region is known for growing cotton, oranges and soybeans.

Most people of Vidarbha understand Varhadi, a dialect of Marathi. Apart from Marathi, Hindi is widely used throughout the region. In fact, Marathi is very well mixed with Hindi and hence it's slightly different from the pure Marathi language.

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport (NAG ^IATA) in Nagpur is the only international airport in this region. The airport is well connected to other Indian cities and some international destinations.

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