Nashik is one of the popular cities in Indian state of Maharashtra known for its pleasant climate, picturesque surrounding and greenery and a third largest city of Maharashtra after Mumbai and Pune. The city is situated on the banks of Godavari River which is a perfect combination of old and new, sacred and intoxicating. This city is known as the religious city in the Maharashtra because of its rich history and past and houses many most popular temples which includes Trimbakeshwar temple where one of the Jyotirlinga in located and Nashik is also a destination for Kumbhamela which is celebrated once in 12 years.
This city is steeped in rich heritage culture and tradition. It’s remarkable historical importance can be noticed by the temples, monuments, forts, mosques and industrial nits. It is also one of the important wine growing cities. Among tourists, Nashik city is very popular because here you can enjoy the beautiful cool weather, valleys and can visit wine factories. There are number of important temples and forts that are worth to visit.
Popular tourist’s destinations in Nashik
• Trimbakeshwar temple• Panchavati
• Pandav Leni caves
• Ganga Ghat
• Jain Mandir
• Kapileswara temple
There are many more tourists attractions located in Nashik that are worth to visit. This city is easy to reach as it is well connected by all the transportation mediums such as by road, by train and by air also. You can easily get a bus from almost all the major cities of Maharashtra to reach here and from bus stop you can take taxis and auto rikshaws. Nashik railway station is also one of the popular stations that connects Nashik with the rest of the state. From Nashik, number of famous tourists destination are near such as Mahabaleshwar, Panchagani, Shirdi and Pune. For accommodation, there are numbers of hotels and lodges available and during Hindu festivals it is advisable to book hotels in advance because many devotees visit this city during festivals. Hotels in Nashik range from budget to five stars and in every region you can get hotels and lodges. If you are visiting this city then book hotels in advance. Come and be blessed.
Nice post on Nashik. The holy city on the banks of river Godavri, it plays host to the pious Hindu Kumbha Mela every 12 years. Famous for its involvement in the Indian independence struggle, it is now the wine hub of the country. Also known for its proximity to the spiritual town of Shirdi. Owing its name to the Ramayana epic, Nasik is believed to be the site of Lord Ram, his wife Sita and his brother Lakshmana's 14 year long exile. Check out all best hotels in Nashik also.
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