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Nearby Places

Pilgrim and tourist destinations to explore near Wardha

Wardha and its surroundings are rich in spiritual, historical, and natural heritage. Here are some notable places to visit during your pilgrimage to Sai Mandir.

8 km

from Wardha

Sewagram Ashram

Historical / SpiritualEast of Wardha on NH-361

Mahatma Gandhi's ashram and residence from 1936 until his death in 1948. The ashram preserves Gandhi's personal belongings, his cottage (Bapu Kuti), the prayer ground, and a museum dedicated to his life and teachings. A must-visit for those interested in India's freedom movement.

5 km

from Wardha

Paunar Ashram

SpiritualSouth of Wardha

Founded by Acharya Vinoba Bhave, the Paramdham Ashram at Paunar is a centre of Gandhian thought and spirituality. The ashram is known for its serene environment, organic farming practices, and the Brahmavidya Mandir - a women's spiritual community established by Vinoba.

45 km

from Wardha

Bor Wildlife Sanctuary

Wildlife / NatureSouth-west of Wardha, near Hingani

One of the smallest tiger reserves in India, Bor Wildlife Sanctuary is home to Bengal tigers, leopards, sloth bears, Indian gaur, and a rich variety of bird species. The sanctuary offers jungle safaris and nature trails amidst deciduous forests.

2 km

from Wardha

Gita Mandir

SpiritualWithin Wardha city

A beautiful temple dedicated to the Bhagavad Gita, located in Wardha city. The temple features inscriptions of all 18 chapters of the Gita on its walls and is a popular spiritual destination for devotees and scholars alike.

75 km

from Wardha

Deekshabhoomi, Nagpur

Historical / SpiritualNorth-east, in Nagpur city

The sacred site where Dr. B.R. Ambedkar embraced Buddhism along with approximately 600,000 followers on 14 October 1956. The site features a grand stupa and is one of the most important Buddhist pilgrimage centres in India.

100 km

from Wardha

Ramtek Temple

Pilgrim / HistoricalNorth-east, near Nagpur

An ancient hilltop temple complex dedicated to Lord Rama, believed to be where Lord Rama rested during his exile. The temple offers panoramic views of Ramtek town and the surrounding hills. The famous Kalidasa Smarak (memorial) is also located here.

Quick Distance Guide

Sewagram Ashram

8 km East of Wardha on NH-361

Paunar Ashram

5 km South of Wardha

Bor Wildlife Sanctuary

45 km South-west of Wardha, near Hingani

Gita Mandir

2 km Within Wardha city

Deekshabhoomi, Nagpur

75 km North-east, in Nagpur city

Ramtek Temple

100 km North-east, near Nagpur

Visitor Tips

  • Hire a local taxi or auto-rickshaw for visiting nearby places conveniently
  • Sewagram Ashram and Paunar Ashram can be combined in a half-day trip
  • Bor Wildlife Sanctuary requires prior booking for jungle safaris; best visited early morning
  • Carry water and light snacks when visiting places outside Wardha city
  • Ask at the temple Information Counter for recommended tour operators