Nashik is known for its dual identity, which is a mixture of ancient and new. It contains magnificent, historic temples on the one hand, and luxurious wine retreats that have become super influential on the other. Nashik is regarded as the “Wine Capital of India” for a reason. With a journey to the finest tourist places to visit in Nashik, …
A few days ago I visited (Pavan Chakki) Windmills at Sinnar, Nashik with my 2 friends. I stopped in the Mohadari Ghat, to capture this beautiful sight. Monsoon is not only a season but it is a feeling! Monsoon! It’s time for the lovely earth fragrance, the little raindrops on the window glass, the thunderous sound of rain, and falling in …
It is situated about 28 kilometers from the city of Nashik, Shri Timbakeshwar. The state transport buses are well covered for Trimbakeshwar. Shri Trimbakeshwar Temple is about 28 kilometers from Nashik, Maharashtra, near the mountain Brahamagiri, from which the river Godavari flows. It was constructed on the site of an existing temple by the third Peshwa, Balaji Bajirao (1740-1760). Trimbakeshwar …
In Maharashtra, where Nashik is renowned for its special Misal Pav dishes, everybody loves and eats Misal Pav. Kolhapuri Misal, Nashik Misal, Puneri Misal, Khandeshi Misal, and Nagpuri Misal are some of the Misal pav varieties available, with Nashik Misal being the most popular so far. Nashik is often referred to as the wine & Misal capital. It is made up …
Gangapur Dam, Backwaters is one of the most blissful locations to just go and relax.
