What's weather like in Nagpur, Maharashtra?

Apart from the usual attractions of being the central city of India famous for oranges and the Saoji cuisine, Nagpur is lesser known for its weather. We have three seasons here: summer, wet summer, cold summer. Before moving to Nagpur, you should be mentally prepared to face and live in extreme dry heat. Also, food here is spicy, so if give Nagpur a pass if you can’t handle spicy food.

Today, I am going to introduce to my native city, which is the third-largest city and known as the Winter capital of the Maharashtra State. As it is a famous and major trade center of oranges, it is Orange City. The official language we use here is Marathi. There are also many tourist places. Hope you find it interesting to visit it someday.

Though the city is on a hill, it has a temperate weather. The facilities to locomote is easy and inexpensive. Cost of living is lower than other metropolitan cities. Nevertheless, it also depends on your lifestyle. This place is conducive for anyone who wants to strike a work-life balance. There are limited numbers of places for sightseeing, however, the outskirts are endowed with many palaces that speaks of the history of the place. It is a beautiful city to reside in and grow.

Nagpur is my city. It is a very safe and pollution free city, but in summer it’s a bit hot there. All the services such as airport, railways and all necessary services which are needed to survive. There are lots all malls and grocery shops.

Nagpur is the orange city. They should be careful as the weather here is quite hot. The city has many jobs, good healthcare and educational facilities. The people moving here would be pleased with their in the city. Nagpur has many sightseeing spots. We enjoy the stay here and I am quite sure other would love it too. it is also tagged as the Greencity.

There are many Historic places, Government buildings and newly constructed metro system in my city. It would surely be pleasant in winter to explore, since summers are extremely hot and unbearable. Farming lands are at outskirts of the city whereas the city is populated and roads are puzzling. Any friend or relative can help as a guide to understand my city well.

Nagpur is well known as Orange City owing to that it is the largest exporter of oranges. It is here that the center of India lies. It is hence also referred to as the Zero Mile. Nagpur is exceptionally quaint and homely despite constant expansion and construction activities. It also has Special Economic Zone called “MIHAN” that provides employment to thousands. Nagpur is called the Winter Capital of Maharashtra. My favorite places to hangout are The Walkers’ Street, Seminary Hills and a few cafes. Living in this city is quite affordable and the food quality seldom disappoints.

Nagpur is a beautiful, lazy city known for its oranges. It is winter capital of Maharashtra and is also called the Zero Mile- the centre of India. It has a very homely vibe. The city is not too expensive to live in, is well connected and safe. The people here are extremely helpful and kind. Nagpur also has a Special Economic Zone called “MIHAN” that provides employment to thousands of people. Recently, Nagpur has also started working on a metro project to facilitate movement. Nagpur also has an international airport.

Nagpur, winter capital of Maharashtra, and the largest and most important city in Vidarbha. Nagpur is famous for its Oranges. It is also known for Deekshabhoomi, the largest hollow stupa among all the Buddhist stupas in the world. Nagpur has the second highest literacy in Maharashtra after Mumbai suburban district.