It is one of the numerous forts in Nashik that is a prominent tourist destination in Maharashtra and offers various climbing options for trekkers, making it one of the greatest hill stations to visit near Nashik. The temple is dedicated to Lord Ram, Shiva, and Laxman and is located at the summit of the hill with picturesque views in the background. The fort is famed for its beautiful water tanks and panoramic views of the Mangi highlands and Saptashrungi from the summit.
Nashik City Shopping Nashik is known for its retail districts, which are a jackpot for shopaholics. Handicrafts, silver objects, souvenirs, old copper relics, and brass statues are among the products available. Chivda grapes and wine are very well-known in this wine city. The city is surrounded by restaurants, eateries, and other places where one may […]
Bhavali Dam Bhavali Dam is an earth-fill dam on the Bham River near Igatpuri in the Maharashtra state of India. Bhavali Dam is on the Darana River, a tributary of the Godavari River, near the hamlet of Bhavali. It’s an earth fill dam that’s conveniently accessible from Mumbai and Nashik. A visit to the Bhavali […]
Jawaharlal Nehru Van Udyan | Botanical Garden The Jawaharlal Nehru Van Udyan, located in the foothills of Pandavleni, is a beautiful botanical park named after the late Pt Jawaharlal Nehru. It’s a peaceful 93-acre botanical park with a wide variety of plants to admire while strolling through the grounds. This garden was created for those […]
ASHOKA WATERFALL Vihigaon waterfall is a seasonal waterfall located in Vihigaon village in Maharashtra’s Thane district, 13.5 kilometers from Igatpuri and 59 kilometers from Nashik. This is one of Maharashtra’s most beautiful natural waterfalls, as well as a favorite weekend escape from Mumbai and Nashik. Vihigaon Falls is a monsoon-fed waterfall with a spectacular natural […]
Kashyapi Dam The dam’s height above the lowest foundation is 41.75 meters (137.0 feet), and its length is 1,380 meters (4,530 ft). The gross storage capacity is 0.05269 km3 and the volume content is 0.05174 km3 (0.01241 cu mi) (0.01264 cu mi). The Gangapur Dam, was opened in 1965, is located downstream of this dam. […]
