Trimbakeshwar Temple
A sacred Jyotirlinga temple surrounded by scenic mountains and considered extremely holy in Hindu tradition.
Nashik
Nashik, situated along the Godavari River, is one of India’s most sacred pilgrimage destinations. The city is known for the holy Trimbakeshwar Temple, ancient ghats, serene religious atmosphere, and is also recognized as the Wine Capital of India due to its scenic vineyards.
About Nashik
Nashik is an important religious and cultural destination. It hosts the historic Kumbh Mela every 12 years and is home to numerous temples, caves, and beautiful natural surroundings. The cool climate and fertile land have made it a major center for vineyards and wine tourism.
Why Should You Visit?
Whether you're seeking spirituality, nature, history, or scenic beauty — Nashik offers peaceful ghats, ancient temples, caves, and lush vineyards, giving a perfect mix of tradition and relaxation.
Best Time to Visit
October to February is pleasant and ideal for exploring temples, hills, and vineyards. Monsoon season also offers lush green landscapes and beautiful waterfalls.
Major Festivals
Kumbh Mela, Maha Shivratri at Trimbakeshwar, Ramnavami Yatra, and Grape Harvest Festival are major cultural events.
Top Attractions in Nashik 👇
Sula Vineyards
India’s most famous wine estate offering vineyard tours, tastings, and lakeside sunset views.
Pandav Leni Caves
Ancient rock-cut Buddhist caves with heritage carvings and a beautiful hilltop trek viewpoint.