Saugor

Understand

The city was established as the capital of the Maratha people in 1735, and was later an important site during British rule. Many relics remain from these periods, such as a number of forts.

Get in

The city is well connected to other major cities of the country by railway, airway and roadway networks. Bhopal (State Capital) is 187 km away along a quality highway. Bina (Railway Junction) is also only 75 km by road and is well connected with all Indian Major Cities.

Get around

Sagar is a small city, and it is easy to get around locally within the city by Auto, Rickshaws, and taxis. Auto is the preferred means of commutation as you can get everywhere. Charges are very cheap, but they allows other passengers as well, so be clear while hiring them. Else you have another option in form of Taxis (Not the regular cabs, but kind of Open Minibus) which are also available at regular intervals.

See

Sagar, also called the lake city, is surrounded by the beautiful Lakha Banjara Lake. You can make for boating trips and refreshments. Also, there stands a sacred Hindu temple by the lake, with its own religious importance.

Army Cantonment region and Dr. Harisingh Gour University are considered one of the best universities of central India.

Offering pleasures in traditional shops and village expeditions like Oil refinery, visit in Bina, there are few more exotic places like Rajghat, maintained as a dam, is a place that captures the most picturesque sunset.

Waterfall having distinct pleasurable effect is the very first and favourite place for tourists and for the same Sagar alleges Rahatgarh Waterfall with an ecstatic weather.

The city is also surrounded by a beautiful hilly region with attractions like Garhphra Temples, Khimlasa Forts, etc.

Adding to the lot, Varun Smriti Udhyaan, situated approximately 12 km off Jabalpur Road, is an exotic resort. It provides a state of the art Water Park, outdoor activities like picnics, outdoor sports facility for children, great landscape with a few very rare varieties of flowers and fruits.

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