Diwali Destination: The festival of Diwali is one of the major festivals of Hindu religion. People eagerly wait for this festival. With increasing pollution, the risk of diseases has increased manifold in Delhi. The atmosphere of Delhi may become more dangerous during Diwali. The smoke emanating from firecrackers and stubble pollutes the environment to such an extent that even breathing becomes difficult. The problem increases further for people suffering from respiratory problems. To avoid such a situation, if you are planning to go out of the city, then definitely visit these places in Nashik.
places to visit in nashik
Anjaneri Hanuman Temple
The birthplace of Hanuman, a devotee of Shri Ram, is in Nashik, which is situated at a distance of just 28 km from Nashik city. A very beautiful and attractive statue of Hanumanji’s mother Anjani is present in Anjaneri Hanuman Temple. There is a different feeling of joy and peace at this place. If you also want to come to a place of peace away from the busy life, then definitely come to this place.
Trimbakeshwar Temple
Trimbakeshwar Temple is situated on the banks of Gautami River, at a distance of 35 kilometers from Nashik city. Among the twelve Jyotirlingas of Mahadev, Shri Trimbakeshwar is ranked tenth. There are three small Lingas present inside the temple. These are considered symbols of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. This temple made of black stones is the center of attraction.
Ram Kund
If you are an adventure and nature lover as well as a religious person, then there are many places in Nashik where you can spend moments of peace. Regarding Ram Kund present in Nashik, it is said that Lord Ram had taken bath in this pond. There is also a belief about this pond that by floating the ashes of a dead person in this pond, his soul attains salvation.
Sula Vineyards
Often people plan adventures like trekking, hiking and exploring temples, caves, museums on weekends. But this Diwali you can come to Nashik and try something different. By coming to Sula Vineyard in Nashik, you can get a glimpse of western travel culture. Nashik city, about 180 kilometers from Mumbai, is especially famous for its vineyards. There is a small village Dindori at this place, which is surrounded by mountains and a small lake. The country’s famous Sula Vineyard is located in this village. At this place, wine is made by crushing 8 to 9 thousand tons of grapes every day.
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