Explore Marathwada

Sightseeing in Marathwada

Enhance your conference experience by exploring the rich cultural, historical, and spiritual heritage of the Marathwada region.

Explore Beyond the Conference

Participants attending ELECTROCON-26 are encouraged to visit some of the region's most iconic destinations before or after the conference. From magnificent forts and UNESCO World Heritage monuments to sacred temples and vibrant cultural landmarks, Marathwada offers visitors an unforgettable blend of history, spirituality, architecture, and local traditions.

Ganj Golai, Latur

The heart of Latur city, renowned for its unique seven-road circular market, vibrant shopping streets, and local cuisine.

Kharosa Caves (Latur District)

Ancient rock-cut caves dating back to the 6th century, featuring remarkable sculptures and historical significance.

Udgir Fort

A majestic medieval fort known for its impressive architecture, underground passages, and historical importance.

Ausa Fort

A well-preserved fort showcasing the architectural heritage of the Deccan and offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

Tuljapur – Shri Tulja Bhavani Temple

Approx. 75 km from Latur

One of Maharashtra's revered Shakti Peethas, attracting thousands of devotees throughout the year.

Dharashiv (Osmanabad) Caves

Ancient Buddhist and Jain rock-cut caves celebrated for their intricate carvings and archaeological value.

Naldurg Fort

One of the largest and most spectacular forts in Maharashtra, famous for its massive fortifications and the picturesque Pani Mahal.

Parli Vaijnath Jyotirlinga

One of the twelve sacred Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, offering a spiritually enriching experience.

Ambajogai – Yogeshwari Temple

An important pilgrimage destination known for the historic Yogeshwari Temple and remarkable Hemadpanti architecture.

Hazur Sahib Gurudwara, Nanded

One of the five Takhts of Sikhism, revered by devotees from around the world for its immense religious significance.

Ellora Caves (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

An extraordinary complex of rock-cut caves featuring Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain monuments, including the magnificent Kailasa Temple.

Ajanta Caves (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

World-famous Buddhist cave monuments adorned with exquisite murals, sculptures, and ancient artwork dating back over 2,000 years.

Experience the Best of Marathwada

From magnificent forts and UNESCO World Heritage monuments to sacred temples and vibrant cultural landmarks, Marathwada offers visitors an unforgettable blend of history, spirituality, architecture, and local traditions. We warmly invite all delegates and accompanying guests to extend their stay and discover the timeless charm of this remarkable region.