Pandav Leni Caves

These rock-cut caves, believed to have been developed between the 2nd century BCE and the 3rd century CE, are one of Nashik’s oldest historical sites. The Pandav Leni Caves were once Buddhist monasteries that were carved into the Trirashmi Hills.

The caves contain intricate carvings, sculptures, and inscriptions depicting Buddhist teachings. A short trek leads to the caves, offering panoramic views of Nashik.

Shirdi

Located in Maharashtra's Ahmednagar district, 90 Kms from Nashik. It is a renowned pilgrimage town famous as the home of the 19th-century spiritual saint Sai Baba.

The town centers around the sacred Shirdi Sai Baba Temple complex, including the Samadhi Mandir, which attracts thousands of devotees daily, making it one of India's most visited holy sites

Coin Museum

(or Shanti-Krishna Museum of Money & History) in Nashik, established in 1980, is a unique, premier numismatic center located on the Indian Institute for Research in Numismatic Studies campus near Anjaneri Hills.

It showcases the history of Indian currency through coins, dyes, and replicas, providing insights into manufacturing techniques.

Saraf Bazaar

Nashik’s shopping scene blends traditional markets and modern stores, offering handicrafts, jewellery, wines, textiles, and local produce.

If you’re looking for traditional Maharashtrian jewellery, Saraf Bazaar is the place to be. This bustling market is famous for gold, silver, and pearl jewelry.

Main Road Market

One of Nashik’s best shopping streets for fashion, accessories, footwear, and trendy clothing.

A must-visit for fashion lovers, this market has a mix of trendy clothing, footwear, and accessories. From ethnic wear to modern outfits, this street is perfect for bargain shopping.

Yeola Paithani

Yeola Paithani sarees are exquisite, handwoven silk sarees originating from the town of Yeola in Maharashtra's Nashik district.

Known as the "Paithani hub," Yeola produces these premium sarees featuring pure silk, intricate gold zari, and traditional motifs like peacocks and lotus, primarily using the manual interlocking (kadiyal) weaving technique.

Kalaram Temple

Kalaram Temple: Situated in the Panchavati area of Nashik, the Kalaram Temple is dedicated to Lord Rama. Built in 1792 by Sardar Rangarao Odhekar, the temple derives its name from the black stone idols of Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana enshrined within.

The temple's architecture features a fortified structure with intricately carved pillars and a gold-plated dome.

Muktidham Temple

Situated near Nashik Road railway station, the Muktidham Temple is a marble temple complex built in 1971.

The temple houses replicas of the 12 Jyotirlingas and idols of various Hindu deities including Vishnu, Lakshmi, Rama, Sita, and Hanuman.

Anjaneri Hills

Anjaneri Hills, located about 20 km from Nashik, is believed to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman.

The trek is moderately difficult and offers a perfect experience for trekking enthusiasts and spiritual seekers.

Brahmagiri Hills

Brahmagiri Hills near Trimbakeshwar Temple are believed to be the origin of the sacred Godavari River.

The hills are known for trekking trails, natural beauty, and breathtaking views.

Kumbh Mela

Nashik hosts the Kumbh Mela every 12 years, making it one of the largest Hindu pilgrimage gatherings in India.

Millions of devotees visit the Godavari ghats for holy rituals, spiritual gatherings, and grand processions.

Official Kumbh Mela - 2027 Schedule

• 31 Oct 2026 - Kumbh Mela Commencement & Flag Hoisting - Ramkund (Nashik) and Trimbakeshwar
• 24 Jul 2027 - Akhada Flag Hoisting - Sadhugram (Nashik)
• 2 Aug 2027 - First Amrit Snan - Nashik and Trimbakeshwar
• 31 Aug 2027 - Second Amrit Snan - Nashik and Trimbakeshwar
• 11 Sep 2027 - Third Amrit Snan (Vaishnav Akhadas) - Ramkund (Nashik)
• 12 Sep 2027 - Third Amrit Snan (Shaiv Akhadas) - Kushavart (Trimbakeshwar)
• 24 Jul 2028 - Kumbh Mela Conclusion & Flag Lowering Ceremony