Over View:
Embark on a spiritually enriching 3-day journey to Nashik, a revered city known for its ancient temples and sacred sites. After arriving at Mumbai Airport, travel to Nashik, a scenic drive of about four hours. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and relax. The next day, delve into the religious heritage of Nashik with visits to the Triambakeshwar Temple and the Panchavati temples. Triambakeshwar Temple, a prominent Jyotirlinga site, is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is surrounded by three hills, housing the sacred Kushavartha Kunda where the Godavari River originates. Continue your exploration at Panchavati temples, associated with the epic Ramayana and revered for their connections to Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, and Lakshman. Return to Mumbai for your departure on the final day, cherishing the spiritual experiences of Nashik.
Covered Destination:
Nashik: - Sula vine yard, Shree Kalaram Mandir, Triambakeshwar temple, Panchavati temples
Upon your arrival at Mumbai, one of our representatives from South Tourism will receive and assist you for your onward journey to Nasik. The journey will take nearly four hours by road. After reaching Nasik, check into the hotel. Rest of the day is at your leisure. You can either relax in the room or explore around the region by walk.
Overnight stay at Nasik.
This day is for sightseeing tour of Nasik. Nasik is a religious center with number of temples for Lord Shiva. Post breakfast, start your drive to Triambakeshwar temple which is the most prominent temple being one of the Twelve Jyotirlinga temples dotted across India. On a drive for less than an hour, you can reach Triambakeshwar temple. The temple is located between three hills Brahmagiri, Kalagiri and Nilagiri. The presiding deity Lord Shiva is in the form of jyotirlinga, the form of partless reality, symbolizing the infinite nature of the God. The linga idol is manifested with the faces of Brahma , Vishnu and Shiva and covered with crown, believed to have been existing from the Pandavas period. The Kushavartha Kunda is inside the temple, the pond where River Godavari originated.
After visiting this temple, proceed to Panchavati temples which has historical relevance to the great Hindu epic Ramayana. This place is believed to have been visited by Lord Rama and here is a temple for Him and His consort Goddess Sita and His brother Lakshman. The entire region of Panchavati is considered to be very sacred frequented by devotees and tourists.
Overnight stay in Nasik.
Post breakfast, check out from hotel and start your drive to Mumbai. Based on your departure schedule, you will be assisted to board your flight from Mumbai airport.
Tour ends with beautiful memories !
FAQs:
What is Triambakeshwar Temple known for?
Triambakeshwar Temple is one of the Twelve Jyotirlinga temples dedicated to Lord Shiva, featuring a linga idol with faces of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
How long does it take to travel from Mumbai to Nashik?
The journey from Mumbai to Nashik takes approximately four hours by road.
What is the significance of Kushavartha Kunda?
Kushavartha Kunda is a sacred pond inside Triambakeshwar Temple where the Godavari River is believed to have originated.
Which temples can I visit in Panchavati?
In Panchavati, you can visit temples dedicated to Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, and Lakshman, significant in the Ramayana epic.
What can I expect from a visit to Nashik?
Nashik offers a rich spiritual experience with its historic temples, religious significance, and tranquil atmosphere, ideal for devotees and tourists alike.