Nashik

Nashik is a devout Hindu city that hosts the Kumbh Mela every twelve years. The city is also famous for wine samples. It is one of the popular places to visit near Saputara. 

Nashik (Nasik), a city in Maharashtra on the banks of the Godavari River, is named for a Ramayana relic. Every 12 years, the city hosts the famed Kumbh Mela festival. Kumbh Mela is a must-experience occasion during the Saputara tour package.

The city has temples to visit, waterfalls, and vineyards. The wine-tourism business in Nashik is booming, thanks to numerous vineyards, the most well-known of which is Sula. The city is a perfect place for religious and sightseeing tours.  

Brief history 

The city is home to several beautiful temples. It is famous in Hindu mythology as the location where Ravana's sister, Surpanakha, attempted to seduce Lord Ram and had her nose severed by Lakshman in the process. It also accommodates thousands of tourists visiting Shirdi and Trimbakeshwar. 

What is Nashik famous for? 

The city is famous for strong and healthy grape crops. Nashik has temples and many sightseeing attractions as well. The place is not only for religious devotees but also for nature lovers. The place offers unique tourism experiences. 

Which three rivers meet in Nashik?

Nashik is where the Godavari River meets the Varuni and Tharuni rivers. So it's called triveni sangam. Godavari originates in Trabakam, whereas the other two are in Nashik.

The best time to visit 

In general, the town experiences harsh weather conditions. As a result, summers are sweltering, and winters are freezing.

The best time to explore the city is during winter. Also, July and September is a decent time to explore during the rainy season. During the monsoon, the city gets more greenery, making it look more beautiful. It is the best time for people who love nature.