Places of Interest
- Lonar, site of Lonar crater lake and Lonar Sanctuary
- Shri Shiddheshwar Bhagwan Sansthan, Kolara: 10 km from Chikhali on Mehakar Road, Place of Kalbhairav, also Visit Rambhau Maharaj Sansthan.
- Sindkhed Raja, birthplace of Veer Mata Jijabai, mother of Chhatrapati Shivaji and palace of Lakhuji Jadhav
- Temple of Shri Renuka Devi in Chikhli
- Balaji Temple in Mehkar
- Balaji Temple in Deulgaon Raja
- Dargah of Hazrath Sailani Baba in Sailani near Raipur
- Shri Bapuji Maharaj in Malegaon
- Dnyanganga Sanctuary
- Ambabarva Sanctuary
- The world's biggest Hanuman idol 105 feet in Nandura
- Malegaon Gond Bapuji Maharaj Temple
- Palsi Supo Supoji Maharaj Temple
- Hanuman Mandir by Samarth Ramdas at Waghali, near Khamgaon
- Holy Buddha vihara garadgoan, near khamgaon
- Kondhana Jagdamba Utsav Mandal in Mutthe-Layout, Buldhana
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