The correct answer is Nagpur. Explanation & Key Takeaways: Garamsur Hills - • Garamsur is a Village in Katol Taluka in Nagpur District of Maharashtra State, India. • It belongs to the Vidarbha region. Ambagad Hills - • Ambagad Hills is situated in Nagpur district in Maharashtra. • A 12th century Gond Fort, now in ruins, is surrounded by dense forests. • One of the historic sites of the destination, the fort has witnessed many wars after which it came under the possession of Raja Raghuji Bhonsle, a king of Nagpur, who later used it as a prison for slaves. • Later, the fort was taken over by the British, who ruled it until India got independence. • It is believed that when the prisoners were sent to the fort, they were forced to drink the water of the inner well, which was poisonous. • Located nearby is Gaimukh which is home to a Shiva shrine dating back to the 9th century. Mansar Hills - • Mansar Hills Situated 45 km from Nagpur on the Nagpur-Jabalpur highway. • Mansar is a famous archaeological site. • Where large excavation has taken place, resulting in the discovery of various shrines, lie a palace complex identified as Pravarapura, which were the capital of the Vakataka king Pravarasena II and an extensive temple complex. • Mansar shot into prominence when in 1972 an image of a deity, later identified as Shiva Vamana, was found from a hillock in this area, locally known as Hidimba Tekri.