Maharashtra
Nashik
Godavari ghats, Kumbh heritage, vineyards and waterfall hills
About Nashik
Nashik packs an unusual range into one district: the Panchavati ghats where the Ramayana is said to have unfolded, Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga at the Godavari's source, India's best-known wine country, and the Sahyadri hills around Igatpuri that turn waterfall-green in the monsoon. It sits between Mumbai and Pune, so it works as a real weekend — and it is the host city of the Simhastha Kumbh.
- Best time to visit
- July to September for waterfalls and green hills; October to February for wine season and pleasant days. April to May is hot.JFMAMJJASOND✓ September is a great time to go
- How to reach
- Nashik Road station is on the Mumbai–Bhusawal main line (about 4 hrs from Mumbai by train, ~3.5 hrs by road). Nashik (Ozar) airport has limited flights; most travellers come via Mumbai or Pune (~4 hrs by road).
- Trips start & end at
- Nashik Road Railway Station or Nashik (Ozar) Airport
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Trips in Nashik
Pick 2, 3 or 5 days — stay, food and travel included
Monsoon escapes from Nashik
Waterfalls and cloud-hills — with a rain plan for every day
Festivals in Nashik
Dates vary each year — we confirm them for you
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Nearby towns
Extend your trip by a day or two
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Experiences in Nashik
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