<div>The 77-year old Toy Train in Matheran is a sheer enchantment to take a ride on! The oldfangled Toy Train in Matheran is Matheran`s best bet that posits the visitors under the shady greens of the serene and unpolluted hill station of Maharashtra. It is from the window of the toy train that one can lap up bonnie of Matheran.<br></div><div><br></div><div><b>Matheran-Neral Toy Train</b> is one of the four historic toy trains functioning in India since the age of Raj rule. This Matheran Toy Train runs from the Neral to Matheran wrapping up the journey of 20 km uphill. The Toy Train`s acclivity begins at a little further to Harder Hills followed by Jamnapatti station - where the scene appears to be of the horizon with road and rail almost come together. A 90-minutes to train journey is through the clump of visual delight, greenery and fresh air 2,636 ft above the ground. Winding its way through the zig-zag mountain creases the toy train at Matheran lets many charms and enchantment of the hill station. As the trains take up curls and curves amidst the valley, the scenery changes from grassy sides to shady to tree-blanketed hills. And, before you occupy your senses in the fast-changing reel of sceneries, the coming on and off the food vendors selling their range of snacks, the children who hop board the train - while it is still moving- tells you how slow-paced the train is. Interestingly, when the train passes through the horse-shoe embankment, located near Mount Barry, the picture grips the eyes because of its beatification leashed here. This route runs for another one mile before it merges into “one kiss tunnel” on the way. Thereafter, the train crosses the Panorama Point and the Simpson Tank to reach straight to the Matheran Bazaar.</div><div><br></div><div>Matheran also presents the delight of having a ride on four identical toy trains that ply on the same route. These are toy trains that are cozy, small trains with the capacity to adjust 100 people. However, a relatively comfortable journey can be booked in advance in the first-class apartments.<br></div><div><br></div><div>The Matheran Toy Train leaves Neral in the mornings at 7.30 a.m, 8.50 a.m. and 10.15 a.m. There`s also an afternoon departure at 5 pm. From Neral the train departs to Matheran at 7 am., 9.45 am, 1.40 pm., 2.45 pm. and 4.25 pm.</div><div><br></div><div><b>Kiomoi quick tips:</b> The train timing is a subject to change and must be cross-checked with the railway sites/authorities. It is advisable to book the train in advance as the train fills up fast. The station code for Neral is NRL, and Matheran MAE. Keep in mind that there`s also a place near Mumbai called Nerul, so don`t get the two confused!</div><div><br></div><div>Toy Train Route - Neral - Hardar Hill - Jammapatti Station - Bhekra Station - Mount Barry- Panorama Point - Simpson Point - Matheran Bazaar.</div>

<div>Pandharpur is located in Maharashtra and many devotees of Lord Vitthal visit this sanctum every day and on some special occasions. Legend has that <b>Lord Vithal</b> once visited Pundalik, an ardent devotee of Vitthal. However, Pundalik was busy serving his parents. As Pundalik was busy, he threw a brick that was handy in that direction of his divine visitor. He asked him to stand on the brick. Later Pundalik forgot all about his visitor and remained absorbed in his own work. Veet in Marathi means brick and that is how the word Vitthal came into existence. Vitthal would not leave without his permission and thus has been standing on the brick ever since. The river Bhima gets the name Chandrabagha as the Moon God, Chandra, once bathed in its waters to get rid of his sins. This river is also called so because of its crescent shape here. <b>The Vitthal Temple</b>, said to be two million years old, has a scripture that dates back to 1195. Devotees rub their back in the belief that they will be exempted from 84 lakhs births. The roof and the stone pillars of the Vitthal temple have exquisite carvings. The main entrance is known as the Mahadwar. The Shrine of <b>Saint Namdeo</b>, Lord Vitthal’s ardent devotee has his shrine on the first step of the entrance. This is called as Namdeo Payari(step). To pay tribute to Namdeo’s saintly devotion, it is a custom not to touch it with the one’s feet, but to worship it. The newly constructed Darshan Mandap, opposite the main temple entrance, can accommodate 80,000 devotees during the Vari (procession). Inside the temple, there is another huge hall known as the Solkhambi Mandap. It is an imposing 16 pillared stone structure, constructed in 1802. All the pillars have exquisite carvings, while the inner one is known as Garuda Khamb, and has been working in Silver.</div><div><br></div><div>As per tradition, embrace this pillar before praying to the lord. This temple is said to be about 2,000 years old and is better kept. The minute devotees enter the temple, they are pursued by Pujaris to part with money and perform pujas, a test of one’s nerves. But the black sandstone idol of Lord Vitthal and Rukmini are truly enchanting. During the Vari, the temple remains open for 24 hours, for the god is believed to remain awake for his devotees. In fact, after the Vari is over, the temple is washed with water and the idols are given the diet of spices and sugar and a new set of clothes since they are said to be tired after a hectic day! During Navaratri and Dussehra, the deities are adorned with new clothes. Both <b>Vitthal and Rukmini</b> have an exquisite array of jewelry that includes gold, pearls, and the Navratnas. There is a warm water spring outside the temple and people wash their feet in it before entering it. Outside the temple, there is a small stone boat. It is approximately 3ft by 2ft, too heavy to lift with bare hands. But when put it in water it actually floats. One legend says that Sant Tukaram sang some abhangs, which made it float.</div><div><br></div><div>The timings of the temple are 4:00 AM to 7:00 PM and it remains open for 24 hours during Vari. Take a ferry across the river to Gopalpur, where Lord Krishna used to graze cattle. It is a small centuries-old stone temple. Also on the other bank is the ISCKON temple, a quiet place to pray. An old stone temple to Mhasoba also stands on the opposite of the Chandrabhaga. These temples are about half a kilometer from one another, and the ferry stops at each.</div><div><br></div><div>There are also good numbers of the budget as well as luxury Hotels in Pandharpur which offers excellent accommodation to travelers. Comfort and luxury are assured to make the entire tour simply the most cherished experience. Besides this, the restaurants at Hotel Aishwarya and Hotel shamiana are some of the best-known accommodations amongst the chain of Pandharpur hotels. During some spare time, the travelers can think of visiting other tourist destinations lying a few kilometers from Pandharpur. Pandharpur is definitely the place pulsating with great spiritual energy. The pilgrims who want to get their wishes fulfilled and relieve themselves from all sins must visit the <b>Lord Vitthal Temple</b>. Besides this, the travelers who wish to visit Pandharpur can also avail <i>Pandharpur Tour Packages </i>through an online booking provided by Kiomoi.</div>

<div>You might smack wet your lips when hearing the word ‘Chikki’. Let alone the chimera of hills, dams and nature bounties, Chikki compels you to recall sugar-coated groundnuts that do wonder to your taste buds. A trip to Lonavala is never complete without stuffing bags with few kilos of Chikki — the signature dish of Lonavala. Chomping a bite of Chikki just bought from some seller is not all about the confection. Chikki, the roasted groundnut confection, is available in 30 makes and combo of different recipes across the length and breadth of Lonavala.</div><div><br></div><div>As a new entrant to Lonavala shopping for Chikki needs a good knowledge of the right places to buy from, a sound acquaintance of its varieties, brands, and quality. Giving in to the taste and tact of Chikki sellers is easy than buying the right quality from the right place. A trend among visitors is to get guided by billboards and banner hanging overhead, but these are not a big help rather bombardment of advertisements for the product.</div><div><br></div><div><b>Chikki ingredients and varieties</b></div><div>Before you barge in some shop to lay hands on the emblematic concoction of Lonavala make sure you know all about the dish. Chikki is prepared with jaggery, sugar syrup, groundnuts and cashews (optional). However, this is a basic preparatory method and over the years there developed several varieties cooked with many more ingredients and in several tastes. Unlike jams and jellies tasting Chikki before buying is not so common here, so one will have to depend upon the word of mouth or trusted old shops known to be the masters in the trade. Or, alternatively, make a choice out of preferences suchlike chana, Kesar, Pista, Badam, coconut, rajgira, kurmura, til (linseed), dry fruits and combination of all these. Ginger, honey, mint and peanut crushes are some scrummy innovations that add to the existing choice. Scouting Lonavala further and you are bound you come across fruity avatar of Chikki available in the all-new taste of strawberry, mango, and chocolate. An even newer version for health freaks is the sugar-free Chikkies which are low in calorie count and prepared to serve the non-sugar customers.</div><div><br></div><div>Lonavala has a whole industry that specializes in Chikki but there are specific places where you can get to taste the real Chikki in its purest form. A range of 30-40 brands makes the choice difficult but few trusted quality and tastes that can be bulk-shopped are Maganlal, National and A-1. Well, these do not set rule-of-thumb in the buying business and there are many other makers that promise you even better flavor. Some of the brands that have a history of freshness and taste can be rightly purchased from National, Maganlal, Rupam, Navratna, Mahavir, Raval, Super, Vaishali, Mangal, Panchratna, Coopers, National Chikki Mart.</div><div><br></div><div><b>Chikki that taste</b>...... crisp and not soft is said to better quality. Chikki buffs ask you to mandatorily perform a color check for the chikki; a light brown suggests moderate use of jaggery and a darker tinge is a compromise with taste. Similarly, poor or inexpensive quality misses out dry fruit coatings or layered cake that adds to the taste of concoctions. Beware of the old stuff that smells stale and impure. The minimum price bids at Rs 80 per kg to Rs 200. Bargaining is not that big an option but taste is, so discounts are available just on bulk purchases!</div>

<div>The Bhawani temple is the same place where the great warrior Shivaji was given a sword by the goddess Bhawani. Situated in Tuljapur, Maharashtra, a few steps below the hill known as Bala Ghat, in the Central Osmanabad is the Tulja Bhawani Temple. The goddess here is also known as Kulaswamini, the patron deity of Maharashtra. With Shivaji’s many many conquests attributed to her, she has defined the state both geographically and spiritually. It is said that the goddess herself gave the Bhawani Talwar, divine Sword to the great warrior Shivaji. He set forth upon many battles, after having sought the blessings of Ma Bhawani, his favorite deity. From a far distance, the travelers can view the pinnacle of the temple hood shimmering with the golden paint.<br></div><div><br></div><div><b>Architecture and Antiquity</b></div><div>To the left of the entrance 40ft by 16 ft stone tank, is the Kallol Tirth. Bathing in it before sunrise is said to rid the devotee from all the diseases. At the Gomukh Tirth, which is a few steps ahead from the Kallol Tirth, water flows from the stone cow’s head, set at a height of 6ft. Equated to the river ganges, people in huge numbers visit this water pool. On the other side is the Vishnu Tirth. This temple is located on the North Eastern side of the Bhawani temple. It has stone steps and three entrances. It is said that Lord Vishnu blesses the devotee, so that he may get the blessings of the goddess Bhawani. According to the priests taking care of the temple, it is inevitable to do the darshan of Lord Vishnu. The pilgrims who go directly to the goddess temple; are said to left with the incomplete divine tour.</div><div><br></div><div>As the part of the every day ablutions,chickens and goats are offered to the deity Bhawani. A practice that pilgrims may be witness to. Two enticing artifacts generally called as ‘Deepmalas’ had been built in the glory of the wars fought by the royal king Shivaji. It was built by Shivaji as the memorabilia of his triumph against Afzal Khan, which stand on the either side of the homa kund.</div><div><br></div><div>Inside the temple, a stone pillared sabha mandap features images of gods and goddesses. The exquisite idol is adorned with a fine array of jewellery on festive days. The goddess is said to be possessed with eight to nine petya(boxes) of ornaments, where one box equals a kilogram of gold!!One of the necklaces, named tikli, bears the name of Chatrapati Shivaji on each of its gold pieces. A beautiful marble statue of a lion, a bed upon which the goddess rests, her delicately carved silver Simhasan (throne), and a Shivaling are also to be seen in the temple.</div><div><br></div><div>Behind the Bhawani temple is a round stone known as Chintamani . It is believed to help the devotee to take the right decision. To its right is the temple of Matangi, the goddess who slayed the demon Matanga. Uniquely, the shrine is cared for by mahars, members of a Dalit community.</div><div><br></div><div>Shrines of Khandoba, Yamaee Devi and Narsimha are also situated in the temple premises. The Chabina, a special palanquins is painted with the images of animals and other creatures. On this chariot, the idols of deities are carried on the festive occasions and Tuesday, Friday, Sunday and Poornima(full moon day). The procession which starts around 9.30 Pm and goes around the main temple, is witnessed by thousands of devotees. Sindoor and turmeric powder are thrown in the air as the millions of pilgrims chant the name of the goddess.</div>

<div>Discover what paradise can offer amidst azure skies as you move ahead with your laced ones. Trekking to Mahabaleshwar could provide you an eye satiating view of the landscapes and an opportunity to flaunt its wealth in your still or video camera. There are times when travelers go through a miserable situation and they are not able to reach the right place about which they have always dreamt. This could be called a lack of knowledge or the dearth of extensive research due to which tour operators charge extra amount from you and eventually at the end you feel duped.&nbsp;<br></div><div><br></div><div>Similarly, in a stance to Trek from Mahabaleshwar to <i>Pratapgarh</i> which is strategically located in the Western Ghats of <i>Maharashtra</i>, the aspiring travelers can walk on the roadmap which is smartly designed for them. While Trekking from Mahabaleshwar to Makarandgad, the aspiring vacationers could take a jeep or bus which could approximately consume the time frame of 6-7 hours. Dotted 12 to 15 KMS away from the main Mahabaleshwar Hill Station, the vacationers could en route their entire journey commencing, Trekking from Mahabaleshwar to Zolai Khind, Dhidhgaon, Chatubet, Ghonaspur, Makarandgad and at last they could finally reach to Pratapgad. However, while following the trail to Pratapgad, the tourists must book a guide for themselves which could charge an amount ranging from 250 to 1000 rupees.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>While on a long spur to the region, the vacationers can enjoy the mesmerizing spectacle and irresistible charm of Dudhgaon which is genuinely clubbed between the dense cover of the forest and sunbathed Koyna River. Eventually, the trail comes up from the emanating point of Koyna Lake which is entrenched near the dusty lanes of Dabbe village. For a very valid reason, the trekkers who really want to explore the mysticism of the region could cover this distance of few kilometers by walking. But in order to prevent your self from extreme frustration, the enthusiasts could also avail the full advantage of launch service which connects Dabhe to other villages of the region. The blend of culture and natural beauty suffused in the region could steal your heart for a few hours. Additionally, if you are a honeymoon couple then the feeling of romanticism may magnetize your senses and could force you to fall head over heels with your loved ones. Perhaps, aggravated by the series of emotional trance with your partner or family, you can en-route your Trekking from Ghonaspur to Makrangad, from where you can visit Mahadev Temple, uncanny caves and an encounter with Jangam tribe would definitely take you back in the glorious past of the region.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Trekking from Makarandgad to Pratapgad Fort it will take around 1 hour during which you can visit Maruti Temple. From Parapar village followed by the trail to Sondpar village, it will take the time of 30-45 minutes leading you to Afzals Khan’s Tomb. Afzal Khan was a barbaric general of the Mughal Empire who tried to stab Shivaji with an act of evil gambit. But Shivaji with his brisk mind game stashed Afzal Khan by his concealed tiger claws. Supported by the series of events the base of the fort which is 10 minutes away from the village is honored with the bronze statue of Maratha Chief Shiva Ji.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>Close to Mahabaleshwar, there is Bhavani Mata Temple which houses an idol of Mahishasur Mardine made from a single ammonite fossil brought by Shivaji from Nepal in the year 1661. While Trekking from Partapgad the vacationers can embrace the tantalizing scenic view of Raigad, Torna, Rajgad and several other destinations. The entire region of Mahabaleshwar-Pratapgad will greet you with chilly winds at night and invigorating climate, strong enough to rejuvenate your tired mind with cosmic energy.</div><div><br></div><div>They're also good numbers of budget, Luxury, as well as Home, Stays in Mahabaleshwar located near the tea gardens provide all the comforts and luxuries at best price tags. The travelers can also avail Mahabaleshwar Tour Packages which include a stay at one of the finest hotels in Mahabaleshwar, a platter of meals and cab service to commute within the precincts of the region.</div>

<div>The Vari (procession) time of the year is back in the monsoons. Asia’s largest <b>pilgrimage</b>, Alandi-<b>Pandharpur Yatra </b>is undertaken by many people in Maharashtra and several parts of India. The Alandi-Pandharpur Yatra is seen to be the most sacrosanct procession with a history as old as eight-sanctuaries. The tradition traces back to Sant Dyaneshwar who founded the Bhagats sect adopted by Sant Namdeo, Sant Tukaram, and Eknath in due course of time. All these Saints contributed immensely to the <b>Varkari tradition</b>. Thus, the Vari is the procession that carries the Padukas, the wooden footwear of the four saints to <b><i>Lord Vitthal’s Temple</i></b> in Pandharpur.</div><div><br></div><div>Every year more than 150 Palkhis (palanquin) commence from southern and western parts of India, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Gujarat, and Maharashtra. Devouts walk for 10 days to three weeks to two months during the yatras. The concluding date is fixed but there is no fixed date to start the yatra. Varkaris reach Pandharpur on the Ashadi Ekadashi in July.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><b>The Route</b></div><div>The beginning point for Alandi-Pandharpur Yatra is at Aland. There are fixed halts at Pune, Saswad, Jejuri, Walha, Lonad, Phaltan, Barad, Natepute, Malshiras, Taradgaon, Bhandi-Shegaon, Velapu, Varkhari ( the point where the Palkhis of Sant Dyaneshwar and Sant Tukaram meet), and Pandharpur. The Yatra goes as schedule but there are many schedules that allow days of rest en route. Several stretches of the Yatra allow an easy walk and others are facilitated with comforts to the Varkaris, and still others stretches are ecstatic with chants and abhangs of Sant Dyaneshwar.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><b>The Varkaris</b></div><div>Taking up the Vari is not that difficult as there are dindis who carry appropriate rations, medical aid and other help in material and kind. The dindis provide food and accommodation on registration of a nominal fee. Aspiring Varkaris can register with Sriharikatha Seva Pratisthan Charitable Trust for any medical aid and assistance. The Pandharpur Vari is just not about the temple and lords. The Vari is a great opportunity to taste local delicacies and Villagers are always keen to know how the Varkaris like their product. All halts have small meals and dance. There are several conquests such as Ringan and Dhava that mark the uniqueness of the Vari tradition. During the Ringan a sacred horse called Maulincha Ashva, who is believed to be the soul of the saint whose idol is being carried in the Palki runs through the rows of pilgrims who try catching the dust particles kicked off and smear their head with the same. Dhava is another kind of race where everyone wins and it is held to commemorate the same way Saint Tukaram caught the view of Pandharpur Temple and started running in sheer exhilaration.</div>

Panchavati

Harihar Fort

Brahmagiri Hills

Ramshej Fort

Dugarwadi Waterfall

Sinnar

Anjaneri Hills

Saptashrungi Devi Temple

Sula Vineyards

Coin Museum

Someshwar Temple

Pandavleni Caves

Someshwar Waterfalls

Trimbakeshwar

Sita Gufa

Muktidham Mandir

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<p>Nashik is an enthralling mixture of the past and lively modernity, which makes it an ideal place for Nashik Tourism. Nashik has great religious significance, cultural wealth, and an emerging wine industry that has led to its being called the “Wine Capital of India” due to its large number of vineyards and wineries situated on the banks of the Godavari River.</p><p><br></p><p>Geographically, Nashik lies at an altitude of 565 metres above sea level, encompassed by the Western Ghats that provide a picturesque background and a mild climate throughout the year. This means it becomes part of <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/holidays/maharashtra-tour-packages-222" target="_blank">Maharashtra tour packages</a>. It belongs to the Maharashtra Golden Triangle along with Mumbai and Pune, which indicates its importance within the area.</p><p><br></p><p>Historically, Nashik has been steeped in mythological legends as well as historical events. It is believed to be the site where Lord Rama, Sita and Lakshmana spent part of their exile according to the Ramayana epic. This name was derived from Lakshman cutting off Shurpanakha’s nose, which means ‘nose’ in Sanskrit. The city has seen many rulers over time, including Satavahanas, Mughals and Marathas, who have all left behind legacies that are clearly evident in cultural forms as well as architectural designs.</p><p><br></p><p>Kumbh Mela, which takes place once every twelve years and attracts millions of people from all over the world, is one of the numerous festivals that are held in Nashik, which contributes to the city's dynamic cultural scene. Further, a diverse Hindu population lives together with Christian communities and Muslims alongside Buddhists as well as Jains, hence enhancing the rich cultural tapestry of this city. While Marathi is used as an official language, Hindi, English and Gujarati are also used for communication purposes, especially when addressing guests.</p><p><br></p><p>Nashik’s culinary scene is an exploration of authentic Maharashtrian tastes, which offer both vegetarian and non-vegetarian delicacies. Some of the widely accepted dishes include spicy curry known as Misal Pav, which is served with bread and sweet flatbread Puran Poli. Street food is also popular in this city; therefore, there are stalls that make Vada Pav to Sabudana Vadas.</p><p><br></p><p>For travellers seeking <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/holidays/nashik-tour-packages-5671" target="_blank">Nashik tour packages</a>, there are various attractions in the city, like Trimbakeshwar and Kalaram, ancient temples, and vineyards such as Sula and York that offer tours and wine tasting. It, therefore, forms an integral part of any Nashik Travel Guide, allowing guests to discover the spiritual and sensory pleasures that await them in this city.</p><p><br></p><p>If you are looking for spirituality and culture or just want to experience great Indian wines, then Nashik is a destination that offers it all. Being an important part of Maharashtra tour packages, Nashik urges visitors to explore its special combination of historical background, traditional arts and crafts and natural beauty.</p>

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<p>Culture and adventure merge in Nashik. If you are a history buff, nature lover or wine aficionado, be sure to visit this place. Here are some of the things to do in Nashik.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Sula Vineyard Wine Tasting</b></p><p><br></p><p><a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/sula-vineyards-in-nashik-1966" target="_blank">Sula Vineyards</a> is credited with being one of the first Indian wineries to offer tours. It was established by Rajeev Samant in 1999 and has grown into India’s largest and most awarded wine brand. In addition, visitors can take guided tours around the vineyard to see how wine is made, from growing grapes to bottling them. During the tasting session that follows, you get a chance to sip different wines such as Chenin Blancs, Sauvignon Blancs, and Zinfandels, among others. Besides music, Sula Vineyard hosts one of the most vibrant wine festivals globally, known as SulaFest, on an annual basis. The vineyard also incorporates solar panels as part of its energy source and other eco-friendly activities that make it environmentally sustainable and responsible, aside from being a producer of fine wines. Therefore, there is more than just wine in Sula; it offers a culture experience while caring for our planet Earth.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Panchavati Temple Tour</b></p><p><br></p><p>Panchavati is a well-known spiritual site in Nashik that is steeped in mythology and spirituality. It is also famous for its connection to the epic Ramayana, which has led to the establishment of multiple ancient temples in <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/panchavati-in-nashik-3134" target="_blank">Panchayati Nashik Maharashtra</a>. On the other hand, Panchavati Nashik temple has Kalaram Temple, which houses the idol of Lord Rama made out of black stone, while Sita Gufa is said to be where Sita stayed during her exile period. In addition to this, you will find numerous sacred banyan trees and the river Godavari in Panchavati, all adding to its spiritual atmosphere. This tour brings you closer than ever before to India’s deep cultural heritage, and it becomes a must-do if you wish for enlightenment. Around here are also little shops selling religious artefacts and souvenirs as takeaways from your spiritual experience.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Trimbakeshwar Shiva Temple</b></p><p><br></p><p><a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/trimbakeshwar-in-nashik-1972" target="_blank">Trimbakeshwar Temple Nashik</a> is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas and is, therefore, a very important place for worshipers of Lord Shiva. The Trimbakeshwar Temple, situated about 28 km from Nasik, has become famous because of its unique structure and religious importance. Within the innermost sanctum of the temple, there stands a three-faced linga that symbolises Brahma, Vishnu as well as Shiva. One has to first verify the Trimbakeshwar Temple Timings in order to avoid congestion on such busy days like weekends and festivals when many people visit it. Nestled amidst lush greenery at the Brahmagiri Hills, Trimbakeshwar Temple provides an environment of serenity and spirituality that is an attraction for tourists and pilgrims alike. You can also visit Trimbak, which is nearby and has lively markets and traditional restaurants serving Maharashtrian dishes.</p><p><br></p><p>One cannot fail to appreciate this temple’s architecture, which has intricate carvings and is the epitome of ancient India’s artistic expertise. Moreover, thousands upon thousands of devotees pour into the Maha Shivaratri Festival annually to offer their pleas to Gods, as well as participate in various grand events organised during this time. Additionally, it is where the Godavari River starts, making it more sacred than any other religious place on earth. Thus, a trip to Trimbakeshwar becomes a pilgrimage not only for all religions but also for cultures found in India.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Anjaneri Hills</b></p><p><br></p><p>Covered with forests, these <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/anjaneri-hills-in-nashik-1964" target="_blank">Anjaneri Hills Nashik</a> are popular places for trekkers or nature enthusiasts who want to have a taste of hills full of trees and leaves. The beauty of this place is combined with the ancient epic that it gives birth to Hanuman. On the way up, there are numerous caves which are centuries old that were used by those who travelled this path before. It is also an ideal place for spiritual retreats and day hiking, especially during monsoons when the entire area turns green and becomes a hilly landscape. Given its rich flora and fauna, it attracts many environmentalists to this location.</p><p><br></p><p>This is definitely going to be an adventurous hike through heavily wooded parts &amp; uneven trails leading towards Anjaneri Hills. This winding gorge may surprise photographers as the summit provides expansive views all around valleys and mountains. As such, various tiny shrines grace this hill including one dedicated to Anjani (mother) and another for Hanuman, among others. There is also a bird sanctuary known for its high number of birds, which attracts people who come here to watch them.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Pandavleni Caves</b></p><p><br></p><p>Pandavleni Caves Nashik Or Pandu caves comprise a group of twenty-four rock-cut caves dating back to the 3rd century BCE. These are located in Trivashmi Hills, testifying to the richness of Buddhist heritage in the area around Nasik city. Every cave has been built with intricate designs portraying viharas (monasteries) &amp; chaityas (prayer halls) which contain great sculpture works together with inscriptions. This attraction reveals ancient monastic life besides being the ideal venue for those interested in historical matters. Hence, archaeological buffs cannot miss visiting them anytime they visit this place. Moreover, one gets to view Nashik City from the top, making it the perfect spot for both photography and exploration purposes.</p><p><br></p><p>To begin with, it is important to note that the <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/pandavleni-caves-in-nashik-1970" target="_blank">Pandavleni Caves</a> in Maharashtra are some of the most significant historical buildings as they are not only an archaeological treasure but also a great architectural feat that stands as a testament to ancient India’s artistic and cultural growth. The caves remain well-preserved and give an understanding of what the life of Buddhist monks was like in those days.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p><b>Muktidham Mandir</b></p><p><br></p><p>The <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/muktidham-mandir-in-nashik-1976" target="_blank">Muktidham Mandir Nashik</a> is an example of a structure that combines history with aesthetics. It is located in the centre of Nashik and like many others. It is made up of white marble. Here, you will find replicas of all twelve Jyotirlingas that exist in India today. Moreover it has some beautiful lines from Bhagavad Gita etched on its walls to make it even more divine. There is also a beautiful garden inside where one can walk and sit around, and there is also a meditation hall for those who want peace and tranquillity. A spiritual experience awaits any tourist visiting this place. Hence, everybody is captivated by the natural beauty found in Muktidham Temple Nashik. The spirituality experienced at Muktidham temple remains imprinted on every visitor regardless of whether they come here to worship or just tour around its premises.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Coin Museum</b></p><p><br></p><p>The <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/coin-museum-in-nashik-1967" target="_blank">Coin Museum Nashik</a> is a place where numismatists and those who are interested in history can go together. Opened in 1980, this museum displays numerous coins from various periods in Indian history, such as ancient, medieval, and contemporary times. The displays reveal the historical progression of money and trade in India, with elaborative sections on coin minting methods, among others. Additionally, it has special collection and learning programs. Thus it becomes useful for all age groups coming here. A treasury of information, the Coin Museum provides a unique understanding of India’s economic and cultural past through the study of money.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Sinnar</b></p><p><br></p><p>Sinnar is rich in tradition and culture and is located 30 kilometres away from Nashik. In <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/sinnar-in-nashik-1963" target="_blank">Sinnar Maharashtra</a>, Gondeshwar Temple stands as a testimony to Hemadpanthi architecture which is known for its ancient temples worth seeing. The temple complex has intricate carvings and sculptural works that reflect the brilliance of artistry during that time period, too. Adding to the city’s glory are vibrant marketplaces and local crafts that showcase its cultural traditions. Sinnar Nashik, therefore, offers a perfect mix of historical sites, art galleries, and local customs, which tourists interested in these activities can easily access.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Dugarwadi Waterfall</b></p><p><br></p><p>The <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/dugarwadi-waterfall-in-nashik-1962" target="_blank">Dugarwadi Waterfall</a> is one of those discoveries all nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts would love. This picturesque waterfall is located around 30 km from Nashik in the midst of dense forests and lush greens. To reach Dugarwadi itself is an adventure, with trails passing through scenic landscapes and offering panoramic views.</p><p><br></p><p>The quietness of sweet chirping birds while water cascades acts as a perfect meditation place for visitors to be connected with the purest form of nature at Dugarwadi. This space also serves as a wildlife haven with various kinds of flora and fauna, making it a hotspot for biodiversity. For those seeking adventures or simply getting away to unwind amid nature’s beauty, Dugarwadi Waterfall Nashik would be a good breakaway that will re-energize your mind and soul.</p><p><br></p><p>Nashik has a varied selection of activities and experiences for every type of traveller due to its rich historical background, spiritual connotations and natural beauty. Be it ancient temples, premium wines or green hills, <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/places/nashik-159" target="_blank">Nashik tourism</a> offers the adventurous trekking experience one looks forward to when on vacation. Whether you are up for an adventure trip or a religious sojourn or simply want to get soaked in Indian ethnicity, don’t look beyond <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/holidays/nashik-tour-packages-5671" target="_blank">Nashik tour packages</a> while planning holidays because this place will provide far more than expected.</p>

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<p>Nashik offers an array of attractions, whether you are looking for adventure, seeking solace or just wanting to get away from it all and have a serene vacation. Read on for the best Places To Visit in Nashik.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Harihar Fort</b></p><p><br></p><p>Harihar Fort is a unique historical site located within the Nashik district. <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/harihar-fort-in-nashik-1958" target="_blank">Harihar Fort Nashik</a> has extreme rock-cut steps and steep inclines that make trekking here exhilarating. The fort sits approximately 3,676 ft. above sea level and offers spectacular panoramas of the surrounding landscapes. The track leading up to it is treacherous, hence thrilling with its narrow ledges and steep drops. However, despite being difficult, the trek is popular among adventure lovers who enjoy both the history behind the fort and the challenge involved in climbing up it. Still, visitors are always advised to take caution since this trek can be dangerous, earning itself the name Harihar Fort Death trek among locals as well as those who indulge in hiking activities at large. However, once inside, one could not miss noticing the brilliance of ancient architectural prowess exhibited by its unique triangular shape together with vertical walls seemingly defying gravity. Those who make it to the top are rewarded with a vista that takes their breath away but also leaves them feeling proud and more firmly rooted in what has shaped their region.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Saptashrungi</b></p><p><br></p><p><a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/saptashrungi-devi-temple-in-nashik-1965" target="_blank">Saptashrungi</a>, home to Saptashrungi Mata Mandir, is an important pilgrimage centre about 60 kilometres away from Nashik. Located amidst the Sahyadri mountain range, Goddess Saptashrungi temple is dedicated to the Goddess Durga as well whose form she represents. The hilltop temple overlooks valleys upon valleys, making this place perfect for spiritual solace or simply a place to be in for its beauty. It is a religious site and also has a serene environment, which attracts both the faithful and tourists. The climb of 500 steps leads to the temple, but if you cannot manage it, there is also a trail that can take you up by road. Devotees from different parts of India go to this temple every year during Navaratri.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Kalaram Temple</b></p><p><br></p><p>The <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/sri-kalaram-mandir-in-nashik-1974" target="_blank">Kalaram Temple</a>, situated in Nashik, Maharashtra, is an important Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Rama. This temple is well known for its beautiful black stone structure, which is of great religious importance. Black Rama, as the name Kalaram suggests, refers to the statue of Lord Rama made of this material. Moreover, there are several other shrines within Kalaram mandir Nashik complex that are dedicated to Hanuman, Sita and Lakshman as well. It was built in the year 1792 with intricate carvings and sculptures representing ancient Indian architecture at its best. Hordes of devotees and tourists visit Kalaram temple Nashik Maharashtra, especially during the Ram Navami festival, which is celebrated with pomp and is shown all around Nashik. It’s, therefore, one of those must-visit sites when looking for places to visit in Nashik with family.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Pandavleni Caves</b></p><p><br></p><p>The <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/pandavleni-caves-in-nashik-1970" target="_blank">Pandavleni Caves</a>, otherwise known as the Pandavleni Caves Nashik, is a cluster of 24 ancient rock-cut caves that were created in the second century BC. These caves depict how rich Buddhism was in this area and are decorated with intricate carvings and sculptures. The caves were used as Buddhist monasteries, with viharas (monasteries) and chaityas (prayer halls). The caves show the lives of Buddhist monks who lived there, thus representing a paradise for history lovers. Built on a hill, they provide an overview of the city and its environs. A visit to these caves would not only be to travel back in time but also to enjoy nature at its best.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Ramkund</b></p><p><br></p><p>Ramkund is located at the centre of Panchavati and is a holy bathing ghat on the bank of river Godavari. It holds importance for Hindus due to the belief that Lord Rama, along with Sita, had taken a bath here during their exile period. Kumbh Mela is held here, where millions of devotees gather to take a dip in this sacred river. Temples and shrines are scattered all over Ramkund Panchavati which adds more holiness to this place. One can make sense of Hindu culture by watching priests carry out various rituals and ceremonies at Ramkund; thus, it becomes an interesting tour for anyone interested in oriental religions. As such, <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/ram-kund-in-nashik-1977" target="_blank">Ramkund</a> offers serenity that culminates in spirituality, making it one of the best places to visit in Nashik with family.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Someshwar Temple</b></p><p><br></p><p>The Someshwar Temple is also called the Someshwar Mahadev Temple. It is an esteemed Hindu shrine devoted to Shiva. Located along the shores of Godavari River, the temple is surrounded by greenery which provides a tranquil environment for worshipers as well as tourists. Its architecture is simple but has a lovely structure and this makes it a favourite picnic spot and family out in the city. During the celebration of Mahashivratri, there are many visitors who come here to pray and seek blessings from their gods. The <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/someshwar-temple-in-nashik-1968" target="_blank">Someshwar Temple Nashik</a> harmonises spiritualism with natural beauty, culminating in an inevitable visit while one is in Nashik.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Ramshej Fort</b></p><p><br></p><p>Ramshej Fort, situated near Nashik, is an ancient fort that played a major role during the Maratha Empire era. The fort is located on a hill top which offers beautiful views of its surroundings. It’s the most famous hikers’ destination that attracts both adventure lovers and history enthusiasts equally. Even beginners can access the trek route because it is easy to climb up to the fort heights. There are lots of things that you will want to see at this amazing historic site due to its strategic position over time. On top, you will find some old structures remaining, while below, you can enjoy panoramic views around yourself. Adventure mixed with history, <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/ramshej-fort-in-nashik-1961" target="_blank">Ramshej Fort Nashik</a> gives you exactly what you need.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Brahmagiri Hills</b></p><p><br></p><p>Located near Nashik, Brahmagiri Hills have become popular among trekkers for their natural beauty as well as the religiousness associated with them towards Hinduism. These hills are considered sacred according to Hindu mythology since they are believed to be the starting points of the Godavari River. The way to<a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/brahmagiri-hills-in-nashik-1960" target="_blank"> Brahmagiri Hill View Point</a> is one that offers breathtaking views of various valleys and mountains surrounding you. It is also a holy place for many visitors due to its ancient temples and shrines that are situated in the hills. There's something about these quiet and beautiful hills that just makes them perfect for those who want to get away from city life. If you are looking for adventure or spiritual solace, then Brahmagiri Hills Nashik is the place to go.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Trimbakeshwar Shiva Temple</b></p><p><br></p><p><a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/trimbakeshwar-in-nashik-1972" target="_blank">Trimbakeshwar Temple Nashik</a> is one of twelve Jyotirlingas that are regarded as the holiest dwelling places of Lord Shiva. This temple is located at Trimbak, which has some great architectural marvels and is of religious importance as well. Moreover, there’s something special about this temple in the form of its uniquely made linga having three faces representing Lord Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. Pilgrims flock here in large numbers throughout the year. Tourists benefit from convenient Trimbakeshwar Temple Timings, which allow them to participate in different activities held inside here. Besides being an attraction site for <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/places/nashik-159" target="_blank">Nashik Tourism</a>, this calm environment attracts people to visit it due to its spiritual aura as well.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Sinnar</b></p><p><br></p><p>Sinnar is famous for its historical and cultural importance. There are many things that make the town attractive to people who love history, such as temples and old fortresses. One of the best places to see <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/attractions/sinnar-in-nashik-1963" target="_blank">Sinnar Nashik</a> is Gondeshwar Temple, a marvel of architecture with its elaborate carved designs and figures. Cultural programs and festivals held in Sinnar provide an opportunity to witness traditions that are still vibrant today. Just because it is easy to access from Nashik, many people prefer going there as they tour around looking for the Nashik places to visit. Whether you want knowledge about ancient times or new horizons when travelling, Sinnar Maharashtra brings something extraordinary.</p><p><br></p><p>Nashik Tourism boasts of a rich heritage that encompasses culture, history and natural splendour, making it a one-stop destination for all types of tourists. From spiritual spots to thrilling treks, travellers will have unforgettable experiences, while the best places to visit in Nashik will keep them recalling such things forever. Thus, whether you plan to travel as a family or solo exploration, <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/holidays/nashik-tour-packages-5671" target="_blank">Nashik tour packages</a> have numerous things for everyone, making it among the top must-visit destinations in India.</p>

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<p>The vineyards and temples of Nashik are famous, offering travellers a different experience. For an unforgettable trip, it is important to know the Best Time To Visit Nashik, be it for a spiritual retreat or leisurely escape.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Winter (October to February)</b></p><p>Many people consider the winter season to be the best time to visit Nashik. During these times, temperatures range from 8°C to 22°C which makes it cool enough. Therefore, this is the time to visit heritage sites such as Trimbakeshwar Temple and Pandav Leni Caves in the city without sweating. In this period Sula Vineyards, about 15km from the city center, holds Sula Fest annually, a great attraction for wine lovers from all over India.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Monsoon (June to September)</b></p><p>With monsoon, Nashik turns into a vivid green garden. It gets moderate to heavy rainfall that rejuvenates its landscapes and fills up its rivers. Some tourists may avoid visiting during rain, but this is one of the best moments for people who like monsoons. Dudhsagar Falls in Nasik are especially impressive at this time of year because they come about 70 kilometres distance from there respectively. However, it’s advisable that you check out weather conditions before embarking on your journey since sometimes there could be heavy downpours leading to disruptions.</p><p><br></p><p><b>Summer (March to May)</b></p><p>Nashik can become extremely hot during summer with temperatures soaring at around 38°C while reaching lows of about 28°C. Sightseeing may not be convenient during this period. However,&nbsp; several indoor places can be visited by tourists involved in <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/places/nashik-159" target="_blank">Nashik Tourism</a>, including museums and art galleries. Furthermore, during this low season, <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/holidays/nashik-tour-packages-5671" target="_blank">Nashik tour packages</a> give incentives such as lower fees, making it cheaper for budget tourists.</p><p><br></p><p>Every season in Nashik has its own unique experiences. Nashik offers a memorable trip whether one opts for the colourful and vibrant winter, the refreshing rains or even hot summer days.</p><div><br></div>

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<p>Well-known for its sacred temples and lively culture, it is an ideal place to visit for individuals who want a combination of old and new ways of life. It doesn’t matter if you are attracted by its mythical importance or its ever-increasing wine industry. Understanding how to reach Nashik is necessary for a successful travel experience.</p><p><br></p><p><b>By Air</b></p><p><br></p><p>Although Nashik has its own domestic airport at Ozar, it primarily connects with cities like Ahmedabad, Delhi, and Goa. For international travellers, the nearest major airport is Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport in Mumbai, which is approximately 171 kilometres away. Mumbai-Nashik Expressway, which goes via Western Ghats, allows one to drive from Mumbai to Nashik.</p><p><br></p><p><b>By Rail</b></p><p><br></p><p>Located around 10 kilometres from the city centre, Nashik Road Railway Station serves as an important node on the Central Railway network. This makes it possible for people asking how to reach Nashik from Mumbai to choose this place because several trains connect it with the large metropolitan areas, including Pune and Delhi. All types of travellers can be comfortable while going on regular trains.</p><p><br></p><p><b>By Road</b></p><p><br></p><p>Nashik is well-connected by road to major cities in Maharashtra and beyond. The most popular route from Mumbai is covered by the Mumbai-Nashik Expressway, which covers a distance of about 171 km. Besides this, there are National Highway 60 services available in Nasik that provide connectivity across India’s different parts. If you wish to have a deeper immersion into Maharashtra’s beauty, then consider taking any of these <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/holidays/maharashtra-tour-packages-222" target="_blank">Maharashtra tour packages</a>, which incorporate Nasik as one of their focal points.</p><p><br></p><p>Encompassing rich history, religious sites, and an ever-growing wine industry, <a href="https://www.kiomoi.com/places/nashik-159" target="_blank">Nashik Tourism</a> has something to captivate anyone. The journey to Nashik is, therefore, as enthralling as the place itself, whether you are coming by air, by rail, or by road.</p>

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