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Nashik

Maharashtra

A city steeped in mythology, renowned for hosting the Kumbh Mela, and situated on the banks of the holy Godavari River. It is home to several notable Hindu shrines and is considered one of the holiest places for Hindus worldwide.

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Itineraries for Nashik

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Essential Nashik in Nashik
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Essential Nashik

1 daypacked pace

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Balanced Darshan in Nashik
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Balanced Darshan

2 daysmoderate pace

A comfortable two-day route through Nashik's key temples and sacred places.

Family Yatra in Nashik
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Family Yatra

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Immersive Spiritual Journey in Nashik
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Immersive Spiritual Journey

5 daysmoderate pace

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How to Reach Nashik

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Reach by Airflight icon

Nearest airport is the Ozar Airport, about 25 km away from Nashik city.

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Nashik Road Railway Station is the closest major railway station, approximately 9 km away from the city center.

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Auto-rickshaws, buses, and rented vehicles are common for short-distance travel.

Historical Timeline

  • "• 150 BC - Nashik was the country’s largest market place. • 1487 A.D - Came under the rule of Mughals and was known as Gulshanabad. • 1818 - Got its present name under Peshwa rule. • 1840 - British captured Nashik."

Bhagwan in Nashik

Bhagwan associated to Nashik and whose famous temples and sthal are there in Nashik

Frequently Asked Questions

Nashik is significant as it is believed to be the abode of Lord Ram, Goddess Sita, and Lord Lakshman during their 14-year exile, and it is also the site where Lord Lakshman cut the nose of Shurpanakha.