Ramtek is home to Rama's medieval temple. Ramtek is said to have been the resting place of Rama, the Hindu deity when he was in exile. According to Hindu legend, the Hindu sage Agastya's ashram was located near Ramtek. After his victory against the fort of Deogarh near Chindwara, Raghuji Bhonsale, the Maratha king of Nagpur, erected the current shrine in the 18th century. On his journey to Ramtek in Nagpur, Rama was said to be joined by his wife Sita. Ramtek was given its current name because of the legendary link of the location with Rama.

At 345 meters above the height of sea level, the fort is situated. Ramtek fort is an example of classical Indian architectural style that contributes to the beauty of the location. The gaze of the visitor is soothed by the breath-taking old temples, magnificent lake, and grassy hillocks. The Ram Mandir, also known as the Ram Dham, is a 600-year-old tourist attraction. Divine granite constructions have been carved to let travelers grasp old society's culture.

• Just at bottom of the Ram temple, there is a large reservoir known as Ambika Talab that is used for drowning the remains of the deceased, also referred to as the Pitru Pooja. Visitors can observe this ritual. On Ramnavmi, religious events and festivals are worth visiting.
• Visitors can adore the beautiful scenic view from the fort as it is situated on a hilltop, as well as adore the magnificent architecture of the Ramtek Fort.

• Photography is allowed so visitors should make sure to take plenty of beautiful scenic pictures on the Ramtek fort situated on the top of a hill.
• This Fort is next to a lovely lake. You may arrive by boat or visitors can also visit the town's, Jain Temple.
• The Ramtek fort is described as a combination of a fort and a temple, hence visitors are requested to carry themselves and maintain the decorum accordingly.

Nagpur has a tropical slightly humid and dry climate all year due to its location in the center of an Indian province, far off the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea. The months from October to March are the finest months to visit Nagpur. Since it gets hard for visitors to navigate around the Ramtek Fort during the dark, it is advisable to visit the fort before 3:00 PM.

• Akshardham Temple
• Waki Woods
• Lata Mangeshkar Musical Garden
• Ambazari Lake
• Amba Khori

This temple has a long and illustrious mythical past. Lord Rama is said to have slept at this temple before setting out to conquer Lanka, making him the principal god to be worshipped here.