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Ahivantgad

Ahivantgad is a fort in the Nasik district of Maharashtra. Ahivantgad and Achala are twin forts. The top of the fort resembles more a wide plateau than the peak of a hill. Though the fortifications have more or less disappeared, one can still find the remains of some of the palaces atop the fort. Within the fort lie the crumbling remains of two massive entrance gates. There is an idol of Hanuman at the top and a few lakes scattered around the plateau. There are a number of caves on top of the fort, but one may need a guide in order to locate the one suitable for accomodation. Read More

Believed to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman, Anjaneri derives its name from Hanuman's mother Anjani. Perched in the picturesque mountain range of Nashik-Trimbakeshwar, Anjaneri fort is at a distance of ~20 km from Nashik. Apart from its spiritual significance, Anjaneri is also a popular spot for hikers.

Artillery Centre Museum premise used to be a military centre for British-Indian forces during World War II, but now part of it is a museum and the other part is a training ground for Indian soldiers. The museum houses a whole range of weapons and aircrafts used by the Indian army over the decades, and offers a glimpse into the country's proud military past.

Balaji Devsthan in Nashik houses a replica of the idol deity of TIrupati, and is a haven for those who cannot make the trip to the original shrine. Moreover, River Godavari and the adjacent waterfall offer a spectacular ambience for peace and spirituality. Regular religious festivals are organised here, and the Lakshadeep Utsav on the day of Kojagari Pournima is very special.

City Shopping

Nasik is famous for its shopping streets and is a bumper lottery for the shopaholics. One can find a range of items starting from handicrafts, silver items, souvenirs to ancient copper remains and statues of brass. This wine city is also well-known for its chivda grapes and wine. Restaurants, eateries and other outlets where one can sit and enjoy the delicacies surround the city. Every three years, Kumbh Mela is organized in the city which is attended by numerous tourists from across the country. The city is well known for the variety of jewelry that it possesses such as Amruta Jewelry, Dhanvardhini Jewelry, Gulawanchkar Jewelers, Heena Jewelry and Dusane & Sons. Some jewelers present in the city today have been here for more than 50 years. There are numerous famous textiles in the city as well including Amarson cloth center, Anil cloth center, Babubhai cloth center, beauty corner, Bombay silk stores, Ganpati cloth store and Harish cloth stores. Nasik Chivada is the specialty snack of the city. Though the city of Nasik is spread over 15-20 km only, it very well serves the shopping needs of the tourists. Read More

The Coin Museum in Nashik is a part of the Indian Institute of Research in Numismatic Studies since 1980, and houses an extensive collection of coins in different materials and of different ages. The museum perfectly depicts the evolution of currency system in India, since the historic ages till today, through its collections and dioramas.

Dabhosa Waterfall is situated near Nasik in Thane, Maharashtra. Formed over Lendi River, the falls fall down a height of around 300 metres. The spot also facilitates adventure activities like Kayaking, Valley Crossing, Zip Line, fishing and trekking.

Deolali camp is a small hill station located away from the cacophony of the urban cities all around it. The greeneries of Sahyadri have left its trace in this tiny, secluded town as well. This popular weekend getaway within around 150 kilometres from big cities like Mumbai and Pune has been a significant military centre ever since the days of the British. In fact, it is among the oldest army cantonments of the country. However, the reason people visit Deolali the most is because of its healing factor. The town has many health resorts and sanatoriums and is known for its clean, fresh air which is recommended for stress relief and rehabilitation. Anyone going through a difficult mental phase or recovering from a tough illness or just simply looking for a peaceful retreat will find Deolali Camp and its surroundings the perfect place to heal. Along with the traffic-less, tree-lined bylanes, carpets of lush green grass and an atmosphere that feels good to breathe, there are also some temples, good options for shopping and eating and a famous Buddhist cave called Pandavleni Caves. Read More

Dhodap is a hill fort in Maharashtra. One of the many forts in the district of Nasik, the fort is situated at an elevation of about 4700 feet from the ground. There is a temple of Jagdamba in the fort, along with an idol of Hanuman at the op of one of the tanks. There are many caves atop the fort and one of them is considerably spacious. There are cisterns and tanks of water at the top. There are inscriptions in persian at the entrance to the fort, which is shaped in the form of a tunnel. Some human settlements can be found inside the fortifications as well. A natural wall of rocks is found at the top, which imparts the fort a distinct quality. From the top of the fort, the peaks of Saptashringi and Vani can be seen clearly. Read More

Dudhsagar falls, Nasik

Regarded as one of the best falls in the view, Dhudsagar falls offer a panoramic view with a spectacular scenery. The cascade is in full verve during the monsoon season and quiet a sight to behold.