1. Sula Vineyards: Renowned for the variety of grape wines, Sula vineyards are one of the best places in Nasik to tour. This place started from a 30 acre estate and has spread to 1800 acres in the present. This vineyard is abode to 60 wineries and the Grape Stomping activity is the main attraction here.
One can feast their taste buds on the restaurant here and shop for some souvenirs from the gift shop and bottle shop. The scenic views and wine tasting rooms are ideal to spend some leisure time with your loved ones.
- Location: Gat 36/2, Govardhan Village, Off, Gangapur-Savargaon Road, Nashik, Maharashtra
- Timings: 11 AM - 9 PM
- Price: INR 150 per person (Touring & Tasting 4 wines), INR 250 per person (Touring & Tasting 6 wines), INR 100 per person (Touring)
2. Dudhsagar Falls: One of the beautiful falls amidst the panoramic views, Dudhsagar Falls is quite a sight to watch in the monsoon season. It is located just a stone throw away distance from Someshwar temple which is why it is also known as Someshwar waterfall.
This waterfall carries the waters of the mighty river Godavari flowing in Nashik. It is an ideal place to spend some time on a picnic amidst the lush green surroundings of the location.
- Location: Ambedkar Nagar, Nashik, Maharashtra
- Timings: 6 AM-6 PM
- Price: Around INR 400
3. Nasik Caves: Also renowned by the name of Pandu Caves, Pandavleni caves and more, these are the ancient rock cut caves situated on the tableland of the Trivashmi Hills. These are a cluster of 24 caves that represent Hinayana Buddhism.
Spend your time at the Nashik caves as you enjoy musical fountains, museums, and food outlets located here. Witness the beautiful sculptures, monasteries, water tanks, shrines, and carvings inside the caves to explore this destination thoroughly.
- Location: Pandavleni Rd, Buddha Vihar, Pathardi Phata, Nashik, Maharashtra
- Timings: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
- Price: Adults:
INR 2, Children (Up to 15 years): Free, free entry for everyone on Fridays
4. Kapaleeshwar Temple: Kapaleeshwar Temple resides God Shiva idol who is the main deity here. It is surrounded by a surprising mystery that goes as in this Shiva Temple, the Nandi bull statue is missing that is always found alongside God Shiva’s statue.
This ancient shrine of Nashik welcomes most of the crowd on Monday. On the occasion of Mahashivratri, this temple has special prayers and gets stuffed with devotees. One can reach this temple through local transportation available in the city.
- Location: Panchavati, Nashik, Maharashtra
5. Sita Gumpha: For the ancient legend lovers, Sita Gumpha is a great place to explore to sight the spot where Devi Sita expressed her devotion to God Shiva. It is located at a stone throw away distance from Kalaram Temple.
This temple is of great religious importance to the hindu religion given to its role in Ramayana. It is the place from where Ravana kidnapped Devi Sita and escaped to Lanka.
- Location: Sita Gufa, Panchavati, Nashik
6. Ram kund: Ram Kund is famous among the devotees as a sacred tank that is believed to be a holy site. It is the place where the remains of the dead souls for their salvation were immersed in the water. It is also known as the site where Lord Rama took a bath before exile.
It is believed in the Hindu religion that the person who takes a dip in the water of the kund, all their sins gets washed away.
7. Balaji Devsthan: For the people who missed on the visit to the original shrine of Tirupati, this place is a replica of the idol deity of Tirupati. The ambience of the place is uplifted by the River Godavari and the adjacent waterfall located adjacently.
The Lakshadeep Utsav on the day of Kojagari Pournima is very special that is organised here out of the many other festivals. It stays crowded by devotees throughout the year given to its religious importance in the hindu religion.
8. Coin Museum: This stunning museum has been a part of Indian Institute of Research in Numismatic Studies since 1980. It resides a stunning collection of various coins that date back to different ages of history. One can get insight on how the currency system of India grew through the array of collection of coins presented here.
- Location: INHCRF Campus, Opposite Grape County Resort, Near Vadholi, Trimbakeshwar Rd, Phata, Nashik, Maharashtra
- Timings: 10 AM-5:30 PM
- Price: INR 20 per head
9. Sundarnarayan Temple: Abode to the shrine of Lord Vishnu, this temple is located near the Ahilyabai Holkar Bridge in Nashik. The saga that depicts the history of the temple is when Lord Vishnu was cursed by an enraged wife of a sage; he turned charcoal black and regained his beautiful form of Sundar Narayanan after bathing in the waters of Godavari here.
This temple is known to welcome a large number of pilgrims on the spring equinox when the sun's rays fall directly on the idols of Lakshmi, Saraswati and Vishnu in the temple.
- Location: Kharewada, Raviwar Karanja, Panchavati, Nashik, Maharashtra
- Timing: 10 AM-6 PM
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