Best Places To Visit In Nashik

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The city of Nashik, which is a part of the Maharashtra state, is well-known for its mythical and historical significance. The city's name has a particular meaning as well. According to Hindu mythology, this is the same location where Lord Laxman cut Surpanakha's nose.

If you decide to explore this small city, you will not be disappointed. The city is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. It is filled with iconic landmarks that celebrate the heritage of Nashik. People from all over the world come to witness the charm of Nashik’s tourist places.

Trimbakeshwar Temple

 
Trimbakeshwar is one of the most well-known places of worship in Nashik. People from India and beyond come to take Trimbakeshwar Mahadev's blessings and show their respect and devotion. It represents one of God Shiva's twelve Jyotirlingas. Nestled on the foothills of Brahamagiri hill, the surrounding ambience contributes to the calm nature of the temple. As you step inside the consecrated shrine, you will be embraced by the positive energy that fills the location.

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Ramkund

 
Ramkund, a holy bathing ghat in Nashik, is located on the banks of the Godavari River. It is one of the consecrated locations that allures pilgrims and devotees to pay tribute and bathe in the holy water. According to folklore, Lord Rama used to come here to bathe. Some of the most popular figures that have been known to frequent this place are Indira Gandhi, Pandit Nehru and Y B Chavan. It is also the spot where the famous Kumbh Mela is celebrated.

Gangapur Dam

 
Gangapur Dam is around 10 km away from Nashik and is situated on the Godavari River's banks. There is a garden in Gangapur where you can spend some quality time with your loved ones. The soothing environment is a picturesque destination that lets guests take pictures at every corner, making it one of the most frequented Nashik places to visit.

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Brahmagiri Hill

 
There is a great deal of mythological history associated with the name Brahmagiri, meaning the Hill of Lord Brahma. Beginning in Trimbakeshwar, one can begin their path by climbing the Brahmagiri Hill. From Trimbakeshwar, it takes roughly two hours to get to the top of Brahmagiri Hill. The Brahmagiri hill's peak offers a breathtaking, picturesque view and clement weather.

Harihar Fort

 
Harihar Fort is a significant fort in Nashik and is located 48 km from Igatpuri. Visitors are drawn to the fort because of its unusual rock-cut steps and trekking paths, making it one of the well-known Nashik famous places among trekkers. With the exception of a storage building and a few cisterns carved out of rock, the fort is mostly in ruins, thriving under the ravages of time.

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Pandav Caves

 
The Pandav Caves in Nashik offer an unforgettable experience for daring and thrill-seeking individuals. These caves are collectively known as old Buddhist caves with carvings that offer a testament to life from the A.D.600. These caves showcase sculptures and incredible craftsmanship that make them a sight to behold.

If you are visiting Nashik, then do not forget to include these fascinating places and temples in your itinerary. And if you are looking for a hotel close to these stunning attractions, head out to The Kamfotel Hotel in Nashik. Our hotel offers a range of rooms, restaurants and banquet halls. We also have a travel desk that is there to assist you with sightseeing.