Sambhajinagar division

Sambhajinagar division is an administrative region in Maharashtra comprising eight districts: Sambhajinagar, Beed, Jalna, Dharashiv, Nanded, Latur, Parbhani, and Hingoli. The division spans a significant area of the state, bringing together diverse landscapes, towns, and rural communities.

The division contains the famous cave complexes of Ajanta and Ellora, built over many centuries and showcasing significant architectural achievements. These sites document the region's long history and its artistic traditions spanning different periods.

The city of Paithan within the division is known for its traditional weaving of Paithani sarees, a handcraft passed down through families for centuries. This textile tradition shapes local identity and draws visitors interested in seeing skilled artisans at their looms.

The division is managed by District Collectors who work with city administrations and police authorities to oversee each area. Visiting any part of the division requires no special permits, though it helps to check local conditions and transportation connections in advance.

The division includes the Jayakwadi Dam on the Godavari River, Maharashtra's largest water reservoir serving vast agricultural areas. This dam is both crucial to farming and a notable spot for observing water habitats and local activity along the river.