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Wani is a town and a municipal council in Yavatmal district in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It belongs to Vidarbha region. It belongs to Amravati Divis...

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Wani — Travel Guide

Wani is a town and a municipal council in Yavatmal district in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It belongs to Vidarbha region. It belongs to Amravati Division. It is located 110 KM towards East from District head quarters Yavatmal. It is a Taluka head quarter. In earlier times, Wani was known as 'Wun'. Wani was a district headquarters in Berar Province during British Raj. Later on Wani became a taluka with Yavatmal as district head. Wani is one of the tehsils in Yavatmal and is located on the banks of River Nirguda. The Shri Ranganathaswamy Temple situated here is visited by devotees between Falguna Vadya and Chaitra Sudha. Wani has many coal mines and is also a major trading centre of bullocks and cattle.

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The best time to visit October to March.

By Air

The nearest airport is at Nagpur.

By Train

Wani is a regular type railway station, under Nagpur division of Central Railway.

Shopping in Wani is an absolute delight. After a day of some fine sightseeing and other activities, it’s but natural to indulge in a little bit of shopping. Explore the shops and the markets of Wani to find the most famous of its offerings. Buy souvenirs and other gifts for yourself and your friends and families – after all shopping in Wani means splurging a little bit! Shopping in Wani is the most important activities among the tourists.

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FAQs about Wani

What local sweets is Haldwani famous for?
Haldwani is famous for authentic Kumaoni Bal Mithai (roasted khoya fudge with sugar pearls) and Singori (khoya wrapped in malu leaf) made by heritage sweet makers.
What is the significance of Kathgodam in Haldwani?
Kathgodam is the last major broad-gauge railway terminus in Kumaon, providing direct train connectivity to Delhi, Kolkata, Lucknow, and major Indian cities.
How far is Nainital from Haldwani and how to reach?
Nainital is just 40 km from Haldwani (about 1.5 hours by road via NH-109 through Kathgodam and Jeolikote). Taxis and buses are available 24/7.
Why is Haldwani called the Gateway to Kumaon?
Haldwani and Kathgodam form the premier railway, road, and transit hub at the Himalayan foothills connecting North India directly to hill resorts like Nainital, Bhimtal, Ranikhet, and Almora.
What are the top must-visit attractions in and around Haldwani?
The top attractions include Kathgodam Railway Station, Gaula Barrage, Corbett Falls in Kaladhungi, Haidakhan Babaji Ashram, Shitla Devi Temple in Ranibagh, and Sanjay Van.
What are the famous sweets of Bhiwani?
Bhiwani is famous for its slow roasted Khoya Peda, creamy Malpua, and traditional Bajra Khichdi served with fresh desi ghee and jaggery.
How far is Bhiwani from Delhi?
Bhiwani is approximately 120 kilometers west of Delhi. The drive takes about 2.5 hours via Rohtak along National Highway 9 and NH-709.
What is the Star Monument in Bhiwani?
The Star Monument at Dinod is an architectural marvel shaped like a six pointed star, built without any supporting pillars to honor spiritual master Maharaj Tara Chand Ji. It rises 88 feet amidst manicured gardens.
Why is Bhiwani called the Boxing Capital of India?
Bhiwani earned the title 'Mini Cuba' and 'Boxing Capital of India' because its premier boxing clubs, notably the Bhiwani Boxing Club, produced Olympic medalists, Asian Games champions, and dozens of international boxing stars.
Why is Bhiwani called Chhoti Kashi?
Bhiwani is called 'Chhoti Kashi' (Little Varanasi) because it houses over 300 ancient and medieval Hindu temples, reflecting deep spiritual traditions, Vedic learning centers, and grand religious festivals.
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