Embark on your first day in Nasik with a visit to the Trimbakeshwar Temple, one of the twelve Jyotirlinga temples of Lord Shiva. The distinct black stone architecture of the temple is a perfect amalgamation of Mughal and Hindu styles. The temple is also known for its medicinal properties of water that originates from the Godavari river and flows through a stone slab in front of the deity. Prepare to be amazed by the architecture and exquisiteness of this temple.
Get acquainted with the fascinating history of Indian currency at the Coin Museum. This establishment is a hallmark of the currency system in India that houses a rare collection of British and Portuguese currency, as well as notes issued by the princely states. The museum provides deep insights on the manufacturing of coins, history of Indian currency, and evolution of the present monetary system in India. You can also grab souvenirs or unique coin-related items from the museum shop before departing.
If you have an extra day, explore more about the city’s wineries such as Sula Vineyards, Soma Vineyards, and York Winery. Alternatively, you can also visit the ancient forts of the city such as Ramshej Fort, Dhodap Fort, and Ankai Fort. Tourists can also indulge in a hot air balloon safari over the scenic landscapes of Nasik.