Nashik is renowned for one of the Hindu pilgrimage site that of Kumbh Mela that is held every 12 years. It is labelled as the Wine Capital of India as half of India’s vineyards and wineries are located here.

Places to visit

Dudhsagar Falls

Dudhsagar Falls is one of the pristine falls and offers the panoramic vies with fantabulous scenery. This pretty waterfall is in full verve during monsoon season and thus makes it the most awesome spot to explore. 

Saptashrungi

Saptashrungi is a Hindu pilgrimage spot located around 60 km from Nashik. To reach the top of the temple one needs to take 510 steps or a ropeway that takes around 2 minutes. During special festivals like Navratri and Poornima, this pretty temple offers free food to its devotees.

Anjaneri Hills

Anjaneri Hills is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman. The name of this pretty hill is derived from Lord Hanuman’s mother Anjani. It is perched in the picturesque mountain range of Nasik-Trimbakeshwar. It is also a popular spot for hikers.

Things to do

Thinking of a surreal vacation? Then head towards Nashik for a superb experience. Adventure junkies can head towards the Zonkers Adventure Park that is an ideal adventure spot. enjoy go-Karting, artificial rock climbing, zip-lining, rappelling. The Vaitarna River offers white water rafting that is an amazing thing to do here. Adventurers can even experience the cliff jumping and swimming in the turbulent waters. Take a wine tasting tour to Sula Vineyards. Get to know the significance of Sula and the procedure of making it. Pay a visit to Trimbakeshwar temple and is one among the 12 Jyotirlinga temples of Lord Shiva.

Another pretty temple here is the Navshya Ganapati temple, located on the banks of river Godavari, it is more than 300 years old. Take a dip into the Holy water at Ram Kund. It is a major sacred bathing tank in the Panchavati area of Nasik. There are other several places to explore in Nasik that are truly worth visiting.

   Major Markets

Stroll through the local markets of Nashik and grab some pretty items to take back home. College Road, Tibetan market, Ganga ghat, Saraf Bazaar, Main road, old market, and MG Road.

Where to stay

Nasik is the aptest destination to escape for a rejuvenating vacation. One visiting can book hotels, resorts, and homestays on reaching the site of their visits. On other occasions, one can book online in advance which will make one escape from the anxiety of the travel tour.

How to reach

Air

The nearest airport is the Mumbai’s Chatrapati Shivaji international airport and is connected to all the prominent cities of India. Another major airport is the New Pune international airport that is at a distance of around 130kms from Nasik. 

Rail

Nasik Railway station enjoys good connectivity with Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and Hyderabad.

Road

Government and private buses run between Mumbai, Pune and other major cities in Maharashtra and Nashik.

Distance from Major cities

Distance from Delhi- 1250.7km

Distance from Mumbai- 166.2km

Distance from Kolkata- 1875.0km

Distance from Hyderabad- 742.9km

Best time to visit

The best time to explore Nashik is from October to February as the weather is quite salubrious and very apt for sightseeing.

Summer

The months from Apil to June are the summer months with the temperature going up to 40°C. The weather remains very hot. Avoid this season for sightseeing.

Monsoon

July till September is witnessed with the monsoon season. The temperature during this time reaches up to 38°C. this season is considered to be the off-season and is the good option for budget and offbeat travellers.

Winter

The months from October to March are considered to be the winter months with the temperature reaching up to 32°C and is the peak season for exploring Nashik and is considered to be the tourist season. Attend the festivals that are celebrated in this season with great pomp and show like- Diwali, Makar Sankranti.