TOP 5 TEMPLE IN NASHIK , MAHARASHTRA

     IF YOU COME TO NASHIK MAHARASHTRA PLEASE VISIT  THESE TEMPLES

1. Kalaram Temple

The Kalaram Temple is one of the most visited religious sites and popular temples in Nashik. It is also one of the most revered temples in the state of Maharashtra. The temple houses a black coloured idol of Lord Rama. The colour of the idol is the reason behind the name of this temple. Apart from Lord Rama, the temple is also dedicated to Lord Lakshman and Goddess Sita. Back in history, there was also a massive protest that was held outside the temple lead by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. The structure of the temple is beautifully crafted using black coloured stone with the peaks plated in gold. The entire structure of the temple is around 70-feet and the look is mesmerizing to the core. The magnificent structure got crafted in 12 long years involving 2000 workers as well as a lump sum of 23 lakhs. The stones used to craft the temple had been brought about200 years ago from Ramshej.

Visiting Hours – There are two different slots for visiting this temple– 6:00 AM to 12:00AM and 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Dress Code – No specific dress code but traditional attire is recommended

Time Required to Explore the Place – 1 Hour

Best Time to Visit the Temple -Ramnavami, Rath Yatra, and Ram Navratra are the festivals that the temple celebrates with a lot of enthusiasm.

Other Attractions – There are two smaller temples – Vithal Temple and Ganapati Temple located close to the Kalaram Temple. Popular Ramkund, as well as the beautiful Anjneri Hill, is also within a range of half a kilometre from the temple.

2. Kapleshwar Temple

Kapleshwar Temple is one of the most ancient, important, and religious temples of Nashik, which is visited by devotees from all across the country especially Maharashtra. The temple is popular for depicting a story, a mistake that Lord Shiva made back in time. The story states that Lord Shiva once, by mistake, killed a cow. For the same, he had to take a dip in the holy Ramkund in order to cleanse himself of his deed. It is believed that he had come to Nashik all the way to perform the same ritual. After taking a dip he sat there to meditate. The temple was made on the same spot where he sat to meditate. There are also a number of smaller temples nearby, which you can visit while visiting the Kapleshwar Temple.

Visiting Hours – 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM every day

Dress Code – No specific dress code but an apt attire is recommended

Time Required to Explore the Place – 30 minutes to an hour

Best Time to Visit the Temple – Mondays as well as during the festival of Shivratri

Other Attractions – Kalaram Mandir and Ramkund are situated quite nearby

3. Navshya Ganpati Temple

The Navshya Ganpati Temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesh. Nestled in Anandvalli, this temple is one of the most famous ones. The temple is located amidst lush green surroundings, on the banks of Godavari River. The visitors get to enjoy the picturesque landscapes of the region. The temple dates back to the reign of Peshva rule and owns a legacy of around 400 long years. Because of which it holds too much of historical significance. The Lord Ganesha idol that the temple houses is also popularly known as Navashya. It is believed that the wishes of all the devotees are answered in this temple.

Visiting Hours – 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM every day

Dress Code – Modest clothing is recommended

Time Required to Explore the Place – 1 to 2 Hours

Best Time to Visit the Temple – The festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated here with utmost enthusiasm

Other Attractions -Sansthan Temple and Sri Sai Baba Samadhi Mandir lie in close vicinity

4. Muktidham Temple

The beautiful Muktidham Temple is situated in the suburb areas of the city. It is quite a popular religious site in the state of Maharashtra. The temple is dedicated to a number of gods of the Hindu Community. The temple complex is made up of concrete marble. There are pictures of almost all the several gods and goddesses of the Hindu religion here. Muktidham Temple is one of those rare temples that features various remains of the twelve Jyotirlingas of the country. The walls of the temple are also adorned by selective chapters of the holy text of Bhagwat Gita. It is also said that visiting this temple is equivalent to visiting a Char Dhaam.

Visiting Hours –6:00 AM to 7:00 PM every day

Dress Code – No specific dress code but modest attire is recommended.

Time Required to Explore the Place – 1 to 2 hours

Best Time to Visit the Temple – Visiting it during the time of Kumbh Mela is the apt time to visit it. Apart from this, the sunset hours are the best time to explore it.

Other Attractions – The beautiful Trimbakeshwar Shiva Temple is located around seven kilometres away.

5. Someshwar Temple

There are a number of temples dedicated to Lord Shiva in Nashik. Someshwar Temple is an example of such a temple that is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is the most prominent one among them all. It is nestled on the banks of Godavari River and is one of the holiest temples in the city. The temple also features an idol of Lord Hanuman. The surroundings of the temple are covered with lush greenery, which makes the ambiance even more beautiful and serene.

Visiting Hours – 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM every day

Dress Code – No specific dress code but modest attire is recommended

Time Required to Explore the Place – 30 minutes to about an hour

Best Time to Visit the Temple –During the festival of Shivratri

Other Attractions – Lying quite nearby are attractions like a boating club as well as a recreational park for kids.

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