Situated on the banks of River Chandrabhaga, the beautiful little village of Dhapewada is a popular tourist attraction and invites visitors for its lakes and temples. The most popular stopover in Dhapewada is the scenic Dhapewada Lake. Tourists can explore its picturesque surroundings while boating in the serene waters. You can also picnic on the shores, along with indulging in a variety of water sports. Another attraction is the Vithoba Temple, popularly called Pandharpur of Vidarbha. Dedicated to Lord Vitthal, an incarnation of Lord Krishna and his consort Goddess Rukhmani, the temple draws a large number of devotees from all parts of the country. It is a popular belief among devotees that worshipping at this temple would lead to the inner cleansing of their mind, body and spirit. Tourists can also visit the pristine Khindsey Lake, bordered by Ramtek Hill.

One of the most popular wildlife stopovers in Maharashtra, Nagzira Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Bhandara district and attracts nature-lovers and wildlife enthusiasts from all corners of India. The sanctuary serves as a home for a wide variety of animal species including tigers, panthers, bisons, sambars, nilgais, chitals, wild boars, sloth bears and wild dogs. There is also an astonishing variety of butterflies and an interesting amphibian and reptilian population at Nagzira. Tourists can also visit Navegaon National Park, another popular attraction nearby. The best way to explore the sanctuary is through a jungle safari that gives tourists an opportunity to encounter wild animals in their natural habitat. Itiadoh Dam, Tibetan Camp at Gothangaon and Pratapgad are some other important attractions of this sanctuary.

Located at the confluence of Wardha and Wainganga rivers, Chaprala Wildlife Sanctuary, in Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra, is home to a variety of wild animals and birds. Nearly 131 species of fauna like tigers, leopards, sloth bears and wild dogs, including endangered species like the Indian python and the common Indian monitor, reside here. Wild boar, spotted deer, sambar, barking deer, blue bull, jungle cat, jackal, peacock, jungle fowl and flying squirrel are also call this sanctuary home. Chaprala Wildlife Sanctuary has a rich protected forest area along with patches of grasslands that harbour these wildlife species. The best time to visit is during and between the months of February and May. Other places of interest around the sanctuary are Prashant Dham at Chaprala, Chaprala Temple and Markanda Temple.

Covering an area of 61 sq km, Bor is a vast wildlife sanctuary that is located at Hingni in Wardha, Maharashtra. It is home to wildlife species like tigers, panthers, monkeys, bears, wild dogs and its flora comprises teak, ain , tendu and bamboo. The best time to visit the sanctuary is during summer in the wee hours of the morning. The best part about Bor Wildlife Sanctuary is that it covers a limited area of 16 km, which makes it very easy to spot wild animals, especially the elusive tiger. For an immersive experience, tourists can stay at the Forest Guest House managed by the Forest Department of Maharashtra. The wildlife sanctuary derives its name from the gushing Bor river that divides it into two parts.

Home to the only coffee plantation in Maharashtra, the picturesque hill station of Chikhaldara is noted for its pristine waterfalls, serene lakes, lush green estates and a large variety of birds. Chikhaldara is an ideal site for adventure lovers and makes for a great camping and picnic spot. Tourists can also visit the Chikhaldara Sanctuary, which is home to a number of animal species like leopards, sloth bears, sambars, barking deer, wild dogs, blue bulls, porcupines, langurs, wild boars and others. Another attraction is Melghat Tiger Project that hosts as many as 82 tigers, along with panthers, sloth bears, sambars, wild bears and wild dogs. To get the panoramic views of Chikhaldara, tourists can head to various vantage points like Devi Point, Prospect Point and Hurricane Point. Chikhaldara is also home to the ancient Narnala and Gavilgarh forts that stand as proud reminders of India's rich cultural history.

A popular getaway from Nagpur, Khindsi Talao or Khindsi Lake is one of the cleanest in India and invites tourists for its tranquil environment and picturesque views. Surrounded by lush green forests, the lake provides ample recreational opportunities for visitors. These include motorboat rides, pedal boats, rowing boats and thrilling water scooter rides. Tourists can also visit the adventure park located near the lake. The park has a number of joy rides and swings for children, making it an ideal picnic spot. Adventure lovers can indulge in jungle trekking near the lake and explore its rich biodiversity. The place is visited by a large number of tourists and locals throughout the year, Sundays being the busiest. The Khindsi Lake lies at a distance of around 60 km from Nagpur and can be easily reached by road.

A prime attraction for tourists visiting Nagpur, Ambazari Lake is the largest in the city and draws visitors from all parts of the country. The pristine lake makes for a great picnic spot, thanks to numerous recreational activities that visitors can indulge in. From boating in the tranquil water of the lake to walking on the well-maintained walkways, the options are aplenty. Tourists can also visit the beautiful Ambazari Garden situated right next to the lake. The park offers tourists a chance to enjoy thrilling rides and the magical sight of a grand musical fountain. The best time to visit Ambazari Lake is during the sunset, when it is painted in a multitude of hues. Apart from taking joy rides and enjoying boating, tourists can visit the numerous restaurants situated near the park.

A prime attraction of the city, Maharaj Bagh Zoo is the central zoo of Nagpur. Home to a number of animals like lions, tigers, leopards and deer, the zoo invites locals and tourists alike. Set amidst serene environs, it is an idyllic spot to spend an evening in. Tourists can also explore the Maharaj Bagh, a beautiful and well-manicured garden that was built by the Bhonsle kings. Today, it has been converted into a scenic botanical garden that boasts spectacular species of flora. The garden is lined with a rich collection of herbs, shrubs, ornamental and aromatic plants, and tourists can enjoy themselves in this natural retreat. The zoo can be visited on all days of the week between 8 am and 6 pm.