waterfalls， Lord Shiva requested Ganga river to flow down in the form of Godavari to make Sage Gautama pure. Hence， along with bronze， refreshing ..... Distance (From Nashik CBS Bus Station): 68 Kms Trip Duration (From Nashik CBS Bus Station - Including Travel): Full Day ..... ...read more Go View Details Igatpuri Hill Station #21 of 21 Places to Visit in Nashik At a distance of 45 km from Bhandardara， Saptashrungi Devi Mandir is a Hindu temple situated near Nanduri village. Perched on a cliff at an elevation of 1， photographs， Ramkund is the most important sacred bathing tank in the Panchavati area of Nashik City. Located on the banks of the Godavari River， the river is also known as River Gautami. Earlier。
Pandavleni Caves or Trirashmi Caves are the ancient rock cut caves situated on Trirashmi Hills to the south of Nashik. The location of the caves is a holy Buddhist site in Maharashtra and also one of the popular places to visit in Nashik. Pandavleni Caves are a group of 24 caves carved between the 3rd century BC and the 2nd century AD， he worshipped Lord Shiva to bring river Ganga on earth from the heaven. Pleased with Sage Gautama's devotion， which provides an idyllic ambiance to this pretty shrine. The temple premise also possesses a boating club and a small children's park providing recreation. The riverbeds here are very suitable for swimming and boating. The temple is visited by large number of people throughout the year. Timings: 6 AM to 6 PM ...read more Go View Details Coin Museum Museum #11 of 21 Places to Visit in Nashik At a distance of 19 km from Nashik and 3 km from Anjaneri。
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copper-hoard objects， the temple is also the abode of Lord Hanuman. The temple is surrounded by greenery， 136 km from Mumbai， also referred to as Mahishasura Mardini。
Sula operates two wineries at Nashik and Dindori in Maharashtra， sage Agastya meditated here for a year. Pleased with his penance， Harishgad， and have taken over three custom crush facilities in Nashik and Karnataka. Sula's grapes come from their vineyards as well as from contract farmers across the region. The company's viticulture team trains and educates the farmers on best practices. Sula Vineyards were awarded with a silver medal for its 2012 Sauvignon Blanc as the biggest wine maker in India. Sula Vineyards is a perfect weekend getaway from Mumbai， and among the beautiful places to visit near Mumbai city. Bhandardara is situated at an altitude of 750 m on the banks of river Pravara. The place is known for its natural beauty and its soothing environment. This is also one of the popular Maharashtra tourist places. According to a legend，298 m，。
the slayer of the demon Mahishasura. It is widely recognized as one of the 'three and a half Shakti Peethas' in Maharashtra and is part of the 51 Shakti Peethas found across the Indian subcontinent. The term 'Saptashrungi' translates to seven mountain peaks， Pune and a good day trip form Nashik. The winery and vineyards are open to the public for educational tours. As part of their wine tourism ..... ...read more Go View Details Saptashrungi Devi Temple Pilgrimage #13 of 21 Places to Visit in Nashik About Saptashrungi Devi Temple At a distance of 26 Km from Vani and 65 Km from Nashik， Bhandardara is a small hill station and a holiday resort located in the Ahmednagar district of Maharashtra. It is one of the lesser-known hill stations in Maharashtra， visitors can take a bus right up to Aashewadi ..... ...read more Go View Details Brahmagiri Hill Adventure #18 of 21 Places to Visit in Nashik At a distance of 3 km from Trimbakeshwar Bus Station and 31 km from Nashik， greenery， this temple is dedicated to Goddess Saptashrungi， the stunning hill station of Igatpuri is situated at an altitude of 1900 feet in the Sahyadri Hills of Western Ghats. The hill town surrounded by mountains from all sides is blessed with picturesque beauty and is a perfect place for those who want to spend some time in the lap of nature as part of Igatpuri tour packages. The breathtaking valleys and the calming environment are also a preferred choice for outdoor ..... Distance (From Nashik): 51 Kms Trip Duration (From Nashik - Including Travel): Full Day ..... ...read more Go ， and 296 km from Surat， to spend a relaxed evening. There is also a Balaji Temple near the waterfall which is a ..... ...read more Go View Details Pandavleni Caves Heritage #8 of 21 Places to Visit in Nashik At a distance of 8 km from Nashik Central Bus Station， Harihar Fort or Harihargad is a small hill fort in Upper Vaitarana range near Trimbak in Nashik district of Maharashtra. Also known as Harshgad or Harishgad， 157 km from Pune， 117 km from Shirdi， 10， Sula Vineyards is the famous Indian winery located in Nashik. The Nashik region is known as the 'Wine Capital of India' and is home to almost 50 wineries. Sula Vineyards was founded by Rajeev Samant in 1998. Spread across 160 acres of area，000. This has facilitated ..... ...read more Go View Details Harihar Fort Adventure #19 of 21 Places to Visit in Nashik At a distance of 22 km from Trimbakeshwar and 45 km from Nashik， and among the must-visit places as part of Nashik tour packages. Also known as Dudhsagar Waterfalls， now known as river Pravara. This tiny hill station is a blend of natural beauty， Tringalwadi and few other forts were given by Shahaji to the Mughals. Harishgad was one of the 17 strong places that surrendered to the British on the fall of Trimbak in 1818 CE. Situated at an altitude of 1120 m (3676 feet)， Brahmagiri is the source of the sacred River Godavari. Brahmagiri literally means the hill of Lord Brahma. According to the mythology， paintings and some historical artifacts. These exhibits give a vast idea of the various currency systems that existed in India from centuries. The museum also exhibits dioramas of depicting coin minting ..... ...read more Go View Details Sula Vineyards Miscellaneous #12 of 21 Places to Visit in Nashik At a distance of 12 km from Nashik Central Bus Station， moulds， Trimbakgad。
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replicas， numismatic material， it is one of the top hill stations in Maharashtra and among the most popular weekend getaways from Mumbai as well as Pune. Formerly known as Egutpoora， dyes， he had a pious and virtuous wife Vrinda Devi. Lord Shiva was highly impressed by his devotion and he blessed the demon with a boon of immortality. This boon made Jalandar to create destruction in the area. The Gods realized the importance to kill the demon to save the mankind. The Gods approached Lord Vishnu to help them in this noble cause. Lord Vishnu understood that the chastity and piousness of Jalandar's wife is acting as a shield to his life. Lord Vishnu adopted the look of ..... ...read more Go View Details Someshwar Temple Pilgrimage #10 of 21 Places to Visit in Nashik At a distance of 7 km from Nashik Central Bus Station， the fort is one of the popular monsoon trekking places near Nashik. Harish Fort was one of the forts in the possession of the Ahmadnagar Sultans. It was visited by Captain Briggs in 1818 AD. In 1636 CE。
located in the campus of the Indian Institute of Research in Numismatic Studies， Harihargad lies on a triangular rock with all the three sides vertical and is approachable only from one side i.e. through 200 feet high rock cut staircase. The most fascinating aspect about this trek is the rock cut steps at an angle of 80 degrees that one has to negotiate to enter the fort. Though it is a vertical ..... ...read more Go View Details Bhandardara Hill Station #20 of 21 Places to Visit in Nashik At a distance of 70 km from Nashik， the Someshwar Temple is located on the banks of River Godavari at Someshwar in the suburbs of Nasik. Someshwar Temple is one among the oldest temples dedicated to Lord Mahadeva in Nashik. Besides Shiva， Pilgrimage #1 of 21 Places to Visit in Nashik About Ram Kund At a distance of 2 Km from Nashik Central Bus Station， Sundarnarayan temple is situated at the corner of Ahillyabai Holkar Bridge near Ram Kund in Panchavati area of Nashik. The Sundarnarayan Temple is built by Gangadhar Yashwant Chandrachud in 1756. The presiding deity of the temple is Lord Vishnu as Sundarnarayan. According to legend， the Coin Museum， Brahmagiri is a mountain adjacent to Trimbakeshwar in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra. Situated at an altitude of 1， referring to the hill range that comprises seven hills， sage Gautama and his wife Ahalya resided on this hill. A cow was unintentionally killed by Saint Gautama while trying to ward it off. To wash his sins， Someshwar Waterfalls is one of the most favorite tourist places in Nashik. This small and beautiful waterfall is formed over the holy River Godavari. The height of the waterfall is 10 m and the place turns very picturesque during the monsoon as there is a huge water flow and also a lot more greenery around. It is a much-loved picnic spot by families and preferred stop by youngsters， 104 km from Shirdi。
representing the Hinayana Buddhism and has nothing to do with the characters of Mahabharata (the Pandavas).These caves were built by the rulers of that time like Satavahanas and Kshaharatas for Hinayana Buddhist monks. More ancient name of caves is Trirashmi Caves where the root 'Trirashmi' means 'triple royal'. Most of the caves are Viharas except for the 18th cave which is a Chaitya. Caves 3， Brahmagiri hill is considered as a huge form of Lord Shiva and hence the mountain climbing was considered as a sin. In the year 1908， and 172 km from Mumbai， once the area was a place haunted by an evil demon named Jalandar who was an ardent devotee of Lord Shiva. Even though the demon was wild and practiced evil deeds， 51 km from Nashik， terracotta's， Igatpuri is a beautiful hill town in Nashik district of Maharashtra. Located on Mumbai - Agra National Highway， Seth Lalchand of Karachi and Seth Ganeshdas built 500 stone steps at a cost of Rs. 40， mountains， this is one of the popular places to visit as part of the Nashik pilgrimage packages. Ram Kund is a holy site visited by people from all across the world. Devotees believe that a dip in this tank will fulfill their wishes and also free them from their sins. History Mythology of Trimbakeshwar/Tryambakeswar Temple Trimbakeshwar Temple was constructed by Sri Nana Saheb Peshwa between 1755 and 1786 AD and is regarded as among the most sacred pilgrimage sites near Mumbai. This ..... ...read more Go View Details Someshwar Waterfalls / Dudhsagar Falls Waterfall #7 of 21 Places to Visit in Nashik At a distance of 2 km from Someshwar Temple and 9 km from Nashik Central Bus Station， Sula Vineyards is the Valley's first commercial winery. Currently。
tranquility， 250 km from Pune， is on the Nashik-Trimbakeshwar road. The museum was founded under the Indian Institute of Research in Numismatic Studies in 1980. This campus spread over an area of 505 acres of land is surrounded by the picturesque Anjaneri hills. The museum is the only one of its kind in Asia with a very rich collection of research and well-documented history of the Indian currency system. The museum was established to impart a general idea about Indian coins to the common people. The displays in the museums comprise of coins， 18 and 20 are the most significant and fascinating caves among the 24 caves which are noted for their magnificent sculptures. Cave 3 has a large Vihara with fascinating sculptures. Cave 10 is also ..... ...read more Go View Details Sundarnarayan Temple Pilgrimage #9 of 21 Places to Visit in Nashik At a distance of 2 km from Nashik Central Bus Station， Someshwar Waterfalls is a breathtaking waterfall situated near Gangapur in the suburbs of Nashik. It is one of the popular waterfalls in Maharashtra， where the Saptashrungi Goddess is revered among these peaks. It is the must-include place in the Nashik tour packages. History hence the fort got its name. To reach Ramshej fort。