Popularly called the Orange City because of its specialty in large export quality mandarins, Nagpur is centrally located in the heart of India.

Mumbai today, is more than just a metropolis. It is, in fact, an engima of mud huts & sky scrapers, age old traditions & high fashions, the industrialists’ heaven & movie makers’ Hollywood. It is a city that is disciplined by no time frame either by day nor night. Mumbai is also more than the country’s financial powerhouse, the nation’s industrial heartland, and its economic nerve centre.

 

Chennai, the largest city in southern India located on the Coromandel Coast of the Bay of Bengal, developed after 1639 when the British East India Company established a fort and trading post at the small fishing village of Chennai.

 

 

Coimbatore is popularly known as the ‘Manchester of South India’ because of its numerous textile mills. A district well-known for the manufacture of motor pumpsets and engineering goods, it has one of South India’s finest agricultural economies. The third largest city in Tamil Nadu, Coimbatore has an internationally reputed agricultural college. It is also famous for the production of artificial diamonds.

 

 

Sporting a population of over 5 lakhs, Kolhapur was once the capital of an important Maratha State. Today it is an important pilgrimage for worship of Mahalaxmi, the Goddess of wealth.