79 Places to Visit Near Latur

Best Time: October-March

Bidar is situated in the northeastern part of the territory of Karnataka, in the southern district of India and is found 2,200 feet above sea level on a level sitting above the Manjira river valley. When viewed as the most prospering urban areas of South India, particularly between the eleventh and sixteenth century, today Bidar is pressed with examples of incredible structural wonders adding appeal to the city. Being the focal point of intensity of num...

Best Time: October to March

The southern part of India has many hidden treasures when it comes to beautiful terrain and historical importance. Once such gem is the Bijapur. A city of extreme royal signifincance and the home to the Gol Gumbaj. Besides Gol Gumbaj there a number of other monuments showcasing India’s rich heritage whether it comes to regal architecture or grandeur. Bijapur is the ideal tourist location for those looking tk peek into the royal era. The largest dome of...

Best Time: December-February

Nizamabad is generally favored by explorers, family, and couples. Nizamabad is a tourism place in Andhra Pradesh, is suitably known as a rich legacy site. It is where time recounts accounts of the great history of the Nizams who once controlled this spot and where various groups and societies coincide in immaculate amicability. Nizamabad is similarly honored by Mother Nature too with wonderful lakes like Alisagar and Nizamsagar making it an ideal synchr...

Best Time: October-March

Ananthagiri Hills is located 10 km away from Vikarabad, in the state of Telangana, India. The primary source of water is from Osmansagar and Himayathsagar. It is acknowledged as one of the thick woods in Telangana district. During sunlight, charming coffee ranches influence the complete hill and make it appear coloured in colours of light and shadowy green and the breathtaking sight is gathered with the mists and cloud dangling over the valley. Ananthag...

Best Time: October - February

Lonar is one of the most unique places in India, owing to its very peculiar reason of formation in the first place. It was when a meteorite had hit the earth around 52,000 years ago, that a crater was formed. Later on with the gradual passage of time, over many decades the crater started to fill up with water and turned into a beautiful blue-green coloured lake that we get to see today. Around the lake, it has quite a vegetative layer, full of forests a...

Best Time: December to February 

Shirdi, the home of the great religious saint, Sai Baba, is loacted in the Ahmednagar District of Maharashtra. Full of divine beauty, alongside the blessings of Sai Baba, Shirdi is a colouful and joyous town. Not only does it have temples and shrines for devotees that gives the bliss of positivity, Shirdi also has a place in the hearts of fun-seekers with countless Sai Baba themed adventure and water parks. The local food, full of flavour and spices is ...

Best Time: October-March

Aurangabad is announced by the Government as the Tourism Capital of Maharashtra in 2010, and is a well-known traveller centre point which welcomes its guests with a lavishly woven embroidered artwork of sights and sounds. The city got its name for being the last capital of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb in the seventeenth century AD. The town is utilized as the base to investigate the amazingly celebrated caverns of Ajanta and Ellora, Daulatabad Fort which is...

Best Time: September to March

Hyderabad as a city represents the gentle amalgamation of the old and new. This city is the epitome of grandeur and royalty. It has managed to flourish and grow all the while retaining the old world charm it is famous for. Perhaps it is this contrast of eventful bazaars, old mosques and posh high rise buildings and malls that makes this city so intriguing. The historical significance of this in the Indian cannot be described in words. From the iconic la...

Best Time: August - September

Rajmachi is a town bathed in its old world charm snuggled in the Sahyadri ranges of Maharashtra. This Konkan beauty boasts two well-known peaks - Shrivardhan and Manaranjan forts, located in close proximity to Lonavala and Khandala. The startegic location of the fort was well caliberated move to keep an eye and control the Borghat on the busy Mumbai - Pune highway which was a crucial trade route since the 17th century. The monsoon season witnesses a gre...

Best Time: October - March

Glory and gore go together and so proves the legend of a village in Karnataka. Stories claim that Lord Parshuram, after honurably avenging the death of his father, came to the river Malaprabha to wash his blood-stained axe. As he washed his axe, the river turned red due to the colour of blood and a passer-by woman saw this. In terror, she screamed "Ayyo, hole!" in Kannada, which means "Oh, dear, blood!" and hence the village was called - "Aihole" Once ...

Best Time: September to March

Pattadakl is a World Heritage Site along the banks of Malaprabha river in Bagalkot district of Karnataka. Pattadakal is famous for its temples. It is an ideal destination for family trips and for people interested in archeology and architecture. 

Best Time: December to March

An amusing olio of the classical and modern, Pune is a pulsing centre of learning and industrial activities. It is internationally acknowledged for its incredible as well as breathtaking tourist spots, it is also perceived as the cultural capital of Maharashtra. The British took over the city in 1817 and even today remarkable colonial-era spell can be sensed in the ancient structures and suburban spaces, bearing a balmy coevality of the traditional and ...

Best Time: October to March

Beautifully carved into the massive hillside rocks, Ajanta and Ellora Caves gracefully represent the art, history and culture of a bygone era. Today, Ajanta and Ellora caves are UNESCO World heritage sites with 64 rock-cut caves located in close proximity to the city of Aurangabad. Ajanta and Ellora caves in Aurangabad is well-known all over the world for the art and skill of Indian craftsmen.    Ajanta: Carved straight out flood basalt rock of cliffs,...

Best Time: July-March

Situated in the Bagalkot area of North Karnataka in India, Badami was some time ago called Vatapi. Badami Chalukyas had this spot as its capital between 540 AD and 757 AD. This spot is very famous for its cavern sanctuaries that are made of sandstone rocks which encompass the Agastya Lake. Three amongst the four cavern temples are devoted to divinities of Hinduism and one temple is committed to Jainism. Stone worked stairs inside, interfaces these caver...

Best Time: September-May

Panchgani is a beautiful hill station that falls under Satara district in Maharashtra, India. Panchgani that literally means five hills was derived from the five mountains of Sahyadri mountain range. This picturesque hill station is a relief for tourist during summer time with its cool and pleasant weather and location where it stands close to 1,350 m above sea level. This beautiful mystically veiled tourist destination has streams and brooks, cascading...

Best Time: October to March 

Sometimes called the gateway district to South and Central India, Adilabad is a small town discovered in the northern region in the state of Telangana, India. Bustling with the songs of the blabbering waterfalls, mild refreshing breeze and buzzing with throbbing culture Adilabad is in itself a paradise. The town is bestowed with an eventful history and now it beholds an incredible blending of several customs and beliefs. It is one of the most picturesqu...

Best Time: October-March.

Mantralayam is a heavenly town located 74 km from Kurnool region in Andhra Pradesh and 250 km from its state capital, Hyderabad. It is situated close to the fringe of Karnataka and on the banks of the waterway Tungabhadra. Mantralayam is known for Sri Guru Raghavendra Swami, a holy person who went into a samadhi alive before his pupils in the seventeenth century. He was a Madhwa holy person who is viewed as a rebirth of Prahlada who was a daitya ruler w...

Best Time: July- February

Kolhapur is a city in the state of Maharashtra and falls in the Kolhapur district. It is believed that the place was named after the demon Kolhasur, whose dying wish was to name the place where he was killed after him. Thus the name Kolhapur, ‘Pur’ means a city. Kolhapur experiences better climate than the other neighbouring cities. The temperature in summer ranges from 10⁰C to 38⁰C and during winter it is between 9⁰C to 32⁰C. This place is visited by a...

Best Time: March to May

Celebrated for its pleasant excellence and invigorating feel, Mahabaleshwar is a lovely slope station settled in Satara District in the Indian territory of Maharashtra. It tenders enchanting sight of the fields alongside lavish green backwoods that look fabulous and stunning. Lying at a rise of 1372m, Mahabaleshwar proffers superb and new surroundings that lure the explorers from each alcove and corner of the globe. It is the precarious slopes, spouting...