Raipur

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Raipur


City Name Origin: The city got its name after the name after Brahmdeo Rai. The city is also known as “The Rice Bowl of India” How to reach: By Air: Swami Vivekananda Airport, By Rail: Raipur Railway Station Types of attraction: Nature, Parks, Aquarium, Museum, Zoo Places to Visit on this Weekend Getaway → Mahant Ghasidas Memorial Museum Urja Park Nandan Van Zoo Ghantarani Waterfalls Vivekananda Sarovar

Capital of: Chhattisgarh

Location: Central India

Climate: a year-round dry and wet tropical climate
City Name Origin: The city got its name after the name after Brahmdeo Rai. The city is also known as “The Rice Bowl of India”

How to reach: By Air: Swami Vivekananda Airport, By Rail: Raipur Railway Station

Types of attraction: Nature, Parks, Aquarium, Museum, Zoo

Places to Visit on this Weekend Getaway →

Mahant Ghasidas Memorial Museum
Urja Park
Nandan Van Zoo
Ghantarani Waterfalls
Vivekananda Sarovar
Location: Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India

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