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	Vairagad Fort Fort #1 of 6 Hotels near Vairagad Fort

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	Pachpande Religious #4 of 6 Hotels near Pachpande

	Adishakti Devi Temple Religious #5 of 6 Hotels near Adishakti Devi Temple

	Gorjai Temple Religious #6 of 6 Hotels near Gorjai Temple

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About Garhchiroli Tourism
Garhchiroli is also commonly known as Gadchiroli, which is a municipal council under Gadchiroli District of the state of Maharashtra. The district of Gadchiroli is huge in terms of area, which was formed by dividing Chandrapur District on 26th August, 1982. Gadchiroli is located in the north-eastern part of Maharashtra, which is bordered by the states of Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Chandrapur city is situated at about 80 km from Garhchiroli and Nagpur is located at around 180 km from this place. It is mainly a tribal region which is surrounded by dense forests and hills. This tribal region is known for bamboo, tendu leaves and paddy crops. It is also a major producer of wheat, jowar, linseed and tur crops. In 1905, Garhchiroli tehsil was formed by transferring the zamindari estate to Chandrapur tehsil from Brahmapuri. This region was once ruled by the Rashtrakutas, Yadavas, Chalukyas and later on, by Gonds. It is considered to be one of the prominent agricultural markets in the state of Maharashtra and features two wildlife sanctuaries, named Markandeshwar and Chaprala. Markananda Temple is also a popular tourist attraction in the district. The chief airport is located in Nagpur, which connects the destination with all important cities and towns in India. Chandrapur Railway Station is the closest railhead which is connected with Mumbai and other main cities. Taxis and buses operate on regular basis from nearby towns like Bhandara, Karimnagar, Adilabad, Jagdalpur and Durg to travel to Gadchiroli. The ideal season for coming to this region is winters, from October through February. Read More >>

Tourist places in Garhchiroli

Garhchiroli District is famous for the Markandeshwar Shiva temple, Markandeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary and the Chaprala Wildlife Sanctuary. The popular Semana Hanuman temple at Gandhi Chowk is around 4 km away from the main town of Garhchiroli. Other prime attractions in the district include the Binagonda Waterfall, Bhamragad Bridge on River Parlkota and Dina Irrigation Project in the Regadi village.

The Vairagad Fort is one of the famous tourist attractions in the district, constructed during the rule of King Virat. The Ekora temple, Bhandareshwar temple, Gorjai temple and Pachpande temple are other prominent attractions situated near the fort. The Bhandareshwar temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is built in the Hemadpanthi architectural style.