Arvi

Arvi is a City and a civil board in Wardha locale in the province of Maharashtra, India. Arvi is a vital place for the cotton and soybean exchange. The nearest airplane terminal from Arvi is Nagpur Airport arranged at 100 kilometers and the nearest Railway Station From Arvi is Pulgoan Junction arranged at 35 kilometres. The area of Arvi is on Ravandev Garmasur Plateau, which is likewise a purpose behind the development of long string bearing cotton. Wardha River and Bakli waterway streaming nearby the outskirts of Arvi taluka are the primary wellspring of water for the towns.

Arvi is likewise known for its British time rail "Shakuntla Express", which is one of the longest surviving restricted check rail lines in India. English had fabricated it with the end goal of transport and along these lines trade cotton to Manchester City in England. Arvi Municipality was set up in 1865 A.D. Arvi Railway station is as the same amid the British run the show. Arvi is otherwise called sant bhumi Land of holy people. Sant Lahanuji maharaj was from town Takarkhed 10 km west of Arvi. Numerous Swatantrasainiks from around Arvi have contributed amid the Indian Freedom Movement. You can come to visit this place.