Religion and Spirituality in Nashik, Maharashtra

This city is also called city of wine/the wine city. It lies in north of Maharashtra. It’s also famous for greenery. Fruit which is famous here are grapes. The Trimbakeshwar Shiva Temple is in Trimbak, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, where the Hindu genealogy registers at Trimbakeshwar, Maharashtra are kept. The origin of the sacred Godavari river is near Trimbak.

Nashik is holy city well-known for the ancient temples of various God and Goddess. The Godavari river gives name and fame to the Nashik city as it is main tourist destination like Panchavati where Lord Rama resided, Trimbakeshwar, famous holy place and famous Gangapur Dam. Nashik is hub for Grapes gardens and grape wine. Its must see destination if you are outsider.

Nashik is known for its religious diversity and beautiful vineyards. Nashik is the wine hub of India. Yearly in February, Sula Vineyards, a wine making establishment in the city hosts their annual Wine Festival, which is attended by over 10000 people. The city as a very rich religious history and hosts the Kumbh-Mela every 12 years which is a significant religious event in India.

Someone moving to Nashik should know the general rules of public life in developing India. Sensitivity to religion and morally bound social life. A moderate fluency in the local language Marathi and our national language Hindi. Being aware of life in a third world country would prevent premature disappointment, although it would later prove to be not so bad after all.

Nashik is one of the holy places of India. Lord Rama spent some of his period during exile in Nashik near the bank of Godavari river. Nashik has very pleasant climate throughout the year. Nashik is also one of the cleanest cities of India. Beauty resides in my town. Moving here would change your life to a lot healthier than ever.

Nashik is where Lord Rama resided during his exile. My city has lot of religious places to visit like panchavati, trimbakeshwar, etc. My city is the place where people can take pure air in their lungs because Nashik is ranked highly in the India for pure air.

Nashik is an ancient holy city in Maharashtra, a state in western India. It’s known for its link to the “Ramayana” epic poem. On Godavari river is Panchvati a temple complex. Nearby, Lord Rama was thought to have bathed at Ramkund water tank, today attained by Hindu devotees. Nashik is also famous for its production of grapes. It’s known as “Wine City” of india. Nashik is great city to visit no matter to weather.

The city is is a pilgrimage city. It is a beautiful city with kind people. One will get each and every thing, He/she needs. One can enjoy and have a lot of fun in this city. People in the city are very helpful. Tourists often visit the city. To travel in the city, you can use bus, auto rickshaw, cab or taxi.

Nashik well known for being one of the Hindu pilgrimage sites and call the wine capital of india. It ha mild version of a tropical wet and dry climate. It’s is the third well known city in Maharashtra. Government has chosen nashik as smart city and it’s developing day by day.