Maharashtra on India War Map

Mumbai's finance and film industry, Ajanta-Ellora caves and sugarcane belts

Maharashtra has 35 districts and 350 slots. Every slot costs ₹99 to claim; taking an occupied one costs double what its holder paid.

Districts of Maharashtra

• Ahmednagar — Shirdi Sai Baba shrine and Shani Shingnapur's doorless village
• Akola — Cotton belt of Vidarbha; Dr Panjabrao Deshmukh agricultural university
• Amravati — Melghat tiger reserve and Chikhaldara, Vidarbha's only hill station
• Aurangabad — Ajanta and Ellora caves; Bibi ka Maqbara, the 'Deccan Taj'
• Beed — Parli Vaijnath Jyotirlinga; source of Maharashtra's sugarcane cutters
• Bhandara — Brass utensil industry and rice paddies of eastern Vidarbha
• Buldhana — Lonar crater lake, formed by a meteorite impact in basalt
• Chandrapur — Tadoba-Andhari tiger reserve and a coal belt with thermal power stations
• Dhule — Laling fort of the Faruqi kings on the Panzara river
• Gadchiroli — Bamboo forests and the Surjagarh iron-ore hills
• Gondia — Navegaon-Nagzira tiger reserve and rice mills
• Hingoli — Aundha Nagnath Jyotirlinga, a Hemadpanti temple
• Jalgaon — Banana capital of India; Ajanta caves lie just across its border
• Jalna — India's seed-company capital and sweet-lime (mosambi) orchards
• Kolhapur — Mahalaxmi temple, leather chappals and kusti wrestling pits
• Latur — Epicentre of the 1993 Killari earthquake; a hub of exam coaching schools
• Mumbai — India's financial capital and Bollywood; Gateway of India
• Nagpur — Orange city at India's geographic centre; Deekshabhoomi
• Nanded — Hazur Sahib, where Guru Gobind Singh died, on the Godavari
• Nandurbar — Toranmal hill station in the Satpuras; Sardar Sarovar's submergence zone
• Nashik — Wine capital of India; Trimbakeshwar and the Kumbh Mela on the Godavari
• Osmanabad — Tuljapur's Tulja Bhavani temple, patron deity of Shivaji
• Palghar — Vasai fort of the Portuguese and Dahanu's chikoo orchards
• Parbhani — Vasantrao Naik agricultural university; cotton and jowar country
• Pune — Shaniwar Wada of the Peshwas; auto plants, IT parks and the Deccan universities
• Raigad — Shivaji's hilltop capital; JNPT, India's busiest container port
• Ratnagiri — Alphonso mango orchards and the birthplace of Lokmanya Tilak
• Sangli — India's biggest turmeric market and grape vineyards
• Satara — Kaas plateau wildflowers and Mahabaleshwar strawberries
• Sindhudurg — Sea fort built by Shivaji on an islet off Malvan in 1664
• Solapur — Handloom chaddars and towels; Pandharpur's Vithoba temple
• Thane — City of lakes; flamingos winter on the creek beyond Mumbai
• Wardha — Gandhi's Sevagram ashram and Vinoba Bhave's Paunar
• Washim — Pohradevi, the 'Kashi of the Banjaras', and Sant Sevalal's samadhi
• Yavatmal — Cotton city of Vidarbha; Tipeshwar wildlife sanctuary

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