Here’s a 2‑Day Travel Itinerary for Amravati along with a table of popular attractions (in/near Amravati) — with approximate time estimates and entry/fee info.
Day 1 — City & Local Sights + Easy Relaxation
- Morning: Visit Shri Ambadevi Temple — a historic and spiritual landmark in Amravati. Great for history, architecture, local culture.
- Late Morning: Head to Wadali Talao — enjoy a relaxed stroll, boating, or lakeside calm.
- Afternoon: Visit a nearby temple or local attraction (if interested), e.g. Satidham Temple — for a spiritual / cultural experience.
- Evening: Leisurely walk or local shopping, or enjoy local food; soak in city vibes and relax after travel.
Day 2 — Nature / Hills / Wildlife Excursion
- Morning: Travel to Melghat Tiger Reserve (or nearby hill / forest region) for a nature / wildlife outing. This gives a mix of forest, wildlife, and scenic landscapes.
- Midday / Afternoon: If staying near hills, optionally visit Chikhaldara Hill Station — enjoy hill‑station views, cool climate, maybe some light trekking / viewpoints / local nature spots.
- Return / Evening: Return to Amravati city (or stay nearby depending on convenience). Relax, enjoy local cuisine or local town ambience.
Popular Attractions in/around Amravati — Summary Table
| Place / Attraction | Type / What’s Good | Avg. Time Spent* | Typical Fees / Entry (if known) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shri Ambadevi Temple | Historic / Religious / Cultural | ~1–2 hours | Generally free / donation-based |
| Wadali Talao | Lake / Relaxation / Boating / Leisure | ~1–2 hours | Boating / rides nominal (if available) |
| Satidham Temple | Religious / Local Spiritual Spot | ~1 hour | Free / nominal |
| Melghat Tiger Reserve | Wildlife / Nature / Forest / Safari | Half‑day to full day (4–6 hrs or more) | Safari / permit fees (variable) |
| Chikhaldara Hill Station | Hill / Scenic Views / Nature | Half‑day to full day (4–6 hrs) | No major fee for hills; charges only if private activities |
*Time estimates depend on pace, travel time (especially for Day 2).
Recommendation & Use Cases
- If you have only two days to spare: Day 1 is best for city + easy sightseeing + local culture. Day 2 gives a taste of nature and escape from city bustle — a balanced two‑day mix.
- If you prefer a relaxed trip: Keep Day 1 mild (temples, lake, city strolls), and plan Day 2 to start early (for hills / forest) so as to avoid rush.
- If you like nature or wildlife: Focus Day 2 on the reserve / hill station visit.