1.Sula Vineyard, Nashik

The Sula Vineyards is a popular winery which is situated in Nashik, 180 kilometres to the northeast of Mumbai which is famous for the different types of grape wines, like Chenin Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling as well as Zinfandel. The organization started from a mere 30-acre property in Nashik and has nowadays longer to around 1800 acres extended across Nashik and Karnataka. This big property is available to the general public for a round of wine sampling along with a tour of the vineyard on all of the days all through the year and has obtained huge popularity year after year.

Sula Vineyards is a haven for sixty wineries and boasts of becoming the very first ever winery in the whole nation. The Grape Stomping activity that occurs here between January and March is an additional enjoyment. As well, the vineyard has two restaurants that serve up delicious food, a gift shop as well as a bottle shop.

The vineyards also house a resort to stay in, a winery, along with a sampling room where people will be able to taste various samples and different types of wines which are produced at the winery.

The vineyard is a perfect getaway for those who need to spend their weekend or day off in leisure, away from the din of the city. The atmosphere and surroundings of the place are like that visitors will not even understand that they are actually in India, and the beautiful views change all of them into a different world completely.

2.Saptashrungi

Saptashrungi is a hill range located 60 km from Nashik and forms part of the Sahyadri range. It is also a mix of the Sanskrit words ‘sapta’ that means seven and ‘shrung’ which means peak. These magnificent mountain hills have amongst them 108 bodies of water that are known as kundas, which tremendously include in the beauty of the hills.

Not alone are the hills amazing to look at, however the forests on the hills are loaded with medicinal herbs. The fact is, according to the Hindu tradition, while Laxman was lying unconscious and can only be awakened by the ‘sanjeevani’ herb, Lord Hanuman flew to those hills searching for the herb.

The Saptashrungi temple is also located in the hill range. This temple is kept in higher accords by the Hindu traditions. The practices show that the good goddess Saptashrungi Nivasini dwells right between the seven hills. The fact is, Lord Ram together with Seeta and Laxman had visit those hills by themselves to look for the good goddess’ blessings.

In the two levelled shrine, the devi is surrounded by the seven peaks which is said to be ‘swayambhu’, which is, self-manifested at the top of the shrine. The image is protected in sindoor and therefore is a burning orange in colour. The powerful goddess is eighteen armed and keeps in every hand, weapons of elusive strength. Those weapons were gifted to her to fight and bring down the evil demon Mahishasura.

While the striking image of devi stands 8 feet high for all the glory, also it instills in her devotee, a sense of peace and serenity. The mother god nurtures her followers and ensures they are feel safe and sound in her home. Getting into shrine will make one feel that the sacred goddess is looking at them and enlightening to them of every sorrows, grievances, stresses as well as discomfort.

3.Sita Gufa

Close to Panchvati is the Sita Gufa, considered to be the place from the place Sita was kidnapped by Ravana.
A small staircase leads to the caves. The caves house idols of Lord Ram, Sita and Lakshman along with a Shivling, said to be the one Sita worshipped.

4.Panchvati

Sacred land for the believers of Ramayana, Panchvati gets lots of pilgrims. A tranquil town situated nearby Nasik, the site provides small sightings obtaining lots of importance in the epic of Ramayana.

Provided the legend of Panchvati, the location keeps lots of religious importance even during the present day. Sites just like the Kalaram Temple as well as the Sita Gufaa are on every pilgrims list. The Kumbh Mela occurs on the river banks of Godavari, and has a excess of pilgrims from each and every corner of world during the occasion.

5.Trimbakeshwar

Counted like the holiest temple of India, the Trimbakeshwar Temple homes among the most crucial twelve Jyotirlingas, a form of Lord Shiva. Perched on the base of Brahmagiri Hills, the temple is located in the pious city of Trimbak, which discovers it is mention in the strong Mrityunjaya Mantra that will provide immorality as well as long life.

Constructed in the 18th century by Maratha ruler, Peshwa Nana Saheb, the temple is an ideal perfect example of classic architecture.

Amidst the hustling and bustling market of the town, the shikhara of the Trimbakeshwar Temple goes up above and witnesses lakhs of followers each year. Kusavarta or a kund that is the supply of River Godavari adds to the sanctity of the temple.The interesting feature of the Jyotirlinga is its three faces symbolizing Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu together with Lord Rudra.

The fecund hills clad in high vegetation with cascades dropping, encloses the town and will make it much more tranquil and attractive. Only outside the temple, you could find hot and crisp bhuttas or corns which will satiate your hunger for delicious snacks.

The Trimbak town is just like a paradise in the world. You may not be capable of withstand soaking on your own in the holiness and purity of the place which washes away all of your regrets together with sins. A visit to this holy place will make you taste independence, wisdom and spirituality. For a few soul-searching, you must visit Trimbak.

6.Pandavleni Caves

Situated around 8 kilometres to the south of the centre of Nashik in Maharashtra in India, the Pandavleni Caves are historic rock-cut caves which are located on the tableland of the Trivashmi Hills. Those caves obtain been around for over 2000 years now and date back in the period between the 3rd century BC and 2nd century AD.

Fascinatingly, those caves keep their significance and value till date. The Pandavleni caves are several 24 caves that signify the Hinayana Buddhism. The mystic caves even consist of musical fountains, museums as well as numerous outlets of food. Various monasteries, shrines, water tanks, pillars, and carvings can be found inside.

The Pandavleni Caves were constructed by well known rulers of that time, just like the Satavahanas and Kshaharatas, for the Hinayana Buddhist monks. Also they are commonly called the Pandu Caves, Pandavleni Caves, and Nasik Caves, that have served as home to a lot of famous and well known Jain saints, such as Ambika Devi, Tirthankara Vrishabdeo, and Veer Manibhadraji. Of all the twenty-four caves, cave numbers 3 and 10 are the most wonderful ones.

The architecture of the caves is different and amazing. The interior of all these caves also involves inscriptions which act like an important study material for analysts and scholars till this day. Cave number 15 has an inscription relating the King of Western Maharashtra.

You will find gorgeous sculptures, chambers, special water structures and stone ladders also constructed inside the cave. The Dada Saheb Phalke Smarak can be found at the foot of the Pandavleni caves and showcases the effort of Dadasaheb Phalke. Visitors need to climb almost 200 steps to get to the top and love the stunning views.

People also travel to this attraction regularly to enjoy hiking. Simultaneously, the location of the caves is a famous sacred Buddhist site. This will make the Pandavleni Caves a widely known tourist site which is visited by tourists in huge numbers all year round.

7.Dudhsagar falls

Considered to be the very best falls in the view, Dhudsagar falls provide a beautiful view with a breath-taking scenery. The cascade is in full verve through the monsoon season and quiet a sight to see.

8.Anjaneri Hills

Believed to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman, Anjaneri obtained its name from Hanuman’s mother Anjani. Perched in the attractive hill variety of Nashik-Trimbakeshwar, Anjaneri fort is far away of ~20 km from Nashik.
Aside from its religious importance, Anjaneri is also a well known place for hikers.

9.City Shopping

Nasik is well known for its shopping streets which is a bumper lottery for the shopaholics. You can find a variety of items beginning with handicrafts, silver items, souvenirs to ancient copper stays and statues of brass.

This wine city is also famous for its chivda grapes as well as wine. Restaurants, eateries as well as other outlets the place you can sit and love the delicacies surround the city. Every three years, Kumbh Mela is prepared in the city that is visited by a great number of tourists from around the world.

The city is famous for the various jewelery that it comes with for example Amruta Jewelry, Dhanvardhini Jewelry, Gulawanchkar Jewelers, Heena Jewelry and Dusane & Sons. Certain jewelers found in the city today were here for longer than 50 years.

There are several well known textiles in the city also this includes Amarson cloth center, Anil cloth center, Babubhai cloth center, beauty corner, Bombay silk stores, Ganpati cloth store as well as Harish cloth stores. Nasik Chivada is the special snack of the city. However the city of Nasik is extended over 15-20 km only, it perfectly provides the shopping requirements of the tourists.

10.Kapileshwara Temple

Among the most ancient situations for this pilgrim city, it is a Shiva temple surrounded by a hint of mystery because of the absence of a statue of Nandi Bull, generally seen in all of the Shiva Temples. Near to the Kalaram temple, it is probably the most frequented temples in the city.

11.Jain Temple

Latest added to the religious sphere in Nasik is a spreading and elaborate structure known as the Jain Temple. The structure include three storeys it is built mostly in white marble and pink sand. Discover here the 12 ton weighty deity of the 24th of Thirthankara of the Jains.

12.Kalaram Temple

Among the most crucial religious centers of the city, that one obtained its name from the black statue of Lord Rama. Also discover inside the temple a black statue of Lord hanuman and statues of Sita and Lakshman.
Host to a dalit movement in history, to them temple has also authorized instructions to take you around the structure. Kapileshwara temple is the nearby attraction.

13.Deolali Camp

Deolali camp is a tiny mountain station situated away from the cacophony of the urban cities all over it. The greeneries of Sahyadri have left its find on this tiny, sheltered town also. This famous weekend getaway within around 150 kilometres from large cities such as Mumbai and Pune have been an important military centre since the days of the British. The fact is, this is among the older army cantonments of the country. But, the reason people travel to Deolali the many is really because of its healing factor.

The town has a lot of health resorts and sanatoriums which is famous for its clean, fresh air that is recommended for tension relief and rehabilitation. Any person dealing with a difficult mental phase or retrieving from a difficult sickness or just simply searching for a tranquil retreat will see Deolali Camp and its surroundings the ideal spot to heal.

Together with the traffic-less, tree-lined bylanes, carpets of lush green grass and an atmosphere that can feel great to inhale, there are few temples, good choices for shopping and eating along with a well known Buddhist cave known as Pandavleni Caves.

14.Mulher Trek

Mulher, also called as Mayurgad, is a mountain fort in Maharashtra. Among the many forts in Nasik, it really is at an elevation of 4200 feet from the ground.
The fort carries numerous water cisterns as well as a temple, together with a water tank which includes crystal-clear water beneath a layer of fluorescent algae. The Ganesha temple on the lower a part of the fort is ornately designed.

You will find a temple dedicated to Shiva, Ram, Laxman and others. This lower part as well homes the remnants of an erstwhile palace, close to the Ram-Laxman temple. Many of the fortifications stay, still the three big entrances have crumbled down.

The fort is well known for its nine water tanks within the fortifications. The top of the fort provides an obvious view of Tungi an Mangi mountain hills to the north and Dhodap and Saptashringi to the East, and others.

15.Ahivantgad

“Ahivantgad is a fort which is located in Nasik district of Maharashtra.”Ahivantgad together with Achala are twin forts. The top of the fort looks like more a wide plateau compared to the peak of a mountain.

However the fortifications have a lot more or less vanished, you can even discover the remains of a few of the palaces atop the fort. Within the fort lie the crumbling remains of two huge entry gates. You will find an idol of Hanuman on top and a few lakes scattered around the plateau. There are numerous of caves on the top of the fort, however one might require an instruction to be able to locate the one suitable for accomodation.

16.Salher Trek

The largest fort in the Sahyadri, Salher is a less known however really beautiful trekking destination that needs to be essential on your bucket list.
The Fort is a place of terrific historical as well as religious significance, a lot of tales of adventures and religious awakenings will keep you company in this trek. Try not to ignore this place, it is sure to turn into among the finest adventures you might ever have.

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