Discover Nashik
Five very different places, all within reach of one city — a Jyotirlinga in the hills, an old riverside quarter, a vineyard estate, a hillside of rock-cut caves, and the Western Ghats.
Where to Go
Places to visit in Nashik
Each guide covers why the place is worth your time, how it fits into a trip, and what to read next.
Trimbakeshwar Temple
Trimbakeshwar is a temple town in the hills west of Nashik, built around one of the twelve Jyotirlingas.
Trimbak, 28 km west of Nashik city
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Panchavati & Ramkund
Panchavati is the old quarter of Nashik on the north bank of the Godavari, and Ramkund is the bathing ghat at its heart.
North bank of the Godavari, Nashik city
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Sula Vineyards
Sula is the best-known name in Indian wine and the estate that made Nashik a wine destination.
15 km from Nashik city
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Pandavleni Caves
Pandavleni is a group of caves cut into a hillside south of Nashik city — chambers, halls and carved facades worked directly into the rock.
Trirashmi hill, 5 km from the city
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Igatpuri & Bhandardara
Igatpuri and Bhandardara sit in the Western Ghats near Nashik — hills, reservoirs and, through the monsoon, a great deal of water and green.
Western Ghats, west of Nashik
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