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Temples in Nashik
Religious sites and temples to visit in Nashik
Birla Arogya Mandir
A Birla-built temple complex in Nashik focused on spiritual and physical well-being, set in green garden surroundings.
Chamar Leni (Jain leni) Jain Mandir
Ancient 2nd-century BCE rock-cut Jain caves near Nashik used by monks for meditation, featuring carved chambers and inscriptions.
Harishchandragad
One of Maharashtra's most iconic trekking destinations, Harishchandragad is a historic hill fort in the Ahmednagar district accessible from the Nashik side via Pachnai or Khireshwar. Its crown jewel is the breathtaking Konkan Kada, a concave cliff offering sheer vertical drops into the valley below. The fort also houses the ancient Harishchandreshwar Temple and the Kedareshwar Cave with its remarkable Shiva lingam, drawing trekkers and history enthusiasts year-round.
Kapileshwar Temple
One of Nashik's ancient Shiva temples, Kapileshwar Temple is tucked within the sacred Panchavati neighbourhood along the Godavari riverbank. Dedicated to Lord Shiva in the form of Kapileshwar, the temple is associated with the sage Kapila and carries centuries of religious significance. Its riverside setting, traditional architecture, and proximity to other Panchavati shrines make it a natural stop on any pilgrimage trail through Nashik.
Muktidham Temple
A stunning white marble temple complex on the outskirts of Nashik, Muktidham is unique for housing replicas of all twelve Jyotirlingas under one roof. Intricate carvings inspired by Rajasthani architecture adorn its walls, along with the full text of the Bhagavad Gita etched in stone. A serene and architecturally impressive site, it draws both pilgrims seeking spiritual merit and visitors appreciating its fine craftsmanship.
Naroshankar Temple
An 18th-century Shiva temple in Nashik's Panchavati, famous for its historic Portuguese bell and riverside Godavari location.
Saptashringi Devi Temple (Vani)
One of Maharashtra's most revered Shakti Peethas, Saptashringi Devi Temple sits dramatically on a seven-peaked hill in Vani, about 60 km from Nashik. The presiding goddess Saptashringi is believed to be a swayambhu form, drawing millions of devotees each year. The temple's hillside setting, ancient carvings, and spiritual energy make it a must-visit pilgrimage and scenic destination near Nashik.
Shree Kalaram Mandir
A prominent Ram temple in Nashik's Panchavati area, historically significant as the site where Dr. B.R. Ambedkar led a 1930 satyagraha for Dalit entry rights into the temple.
Sundar narayan mandir
One of Nashik's oldest Vishnu temples on the Godavari banks in Panchavati, known for fine stone carvings and a prime Kumbh Mela site.
Trimbakeshwar Temple
One of the twelve Jyotirlingas near Nashik, unique for housing a three-faced lingam representing Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, located near the origin of the sacred Godavari River.