Pune to Nashik Taxi

The shortest and the fastest Pune to Nashik route is via Nashik-Pune Road. This route is around 213 km long, which can be covered in 5 hours of driving. On this route, you cross Rajgurunagar, Manchar, Narayangaon, Alephata, Ghargaon, Sangamner, Sinnar before reaching Nashik. 

Another common route for Pune to Nashik road trip is via NH 160. On this route, you need to travel for around 6 hours to cover a distance of 260 km. On this route, in our chauffeur driven taxi, you will go through Rajgurunagar, Manchar, Narayangaon, Ozar, Moroshi, Kasara, Igatpuri and Viholi. 

Saptashrungi

This tourist attraction promises an enjoyable drive, offering breathtaking views and a shrine, dedicated to Goddess Saptashrungi. On the top you will find a two storied temple, surrounded by 7 hills. Inside the temple, you can see the image of Goddess Saptashrungi, carved on a rock. It is believed to be self manifested. 

Panchvati

Near the Godavari River, this site has many Banyan trees, which are said to have come out of the first five Banyan trees. It is believed to be the place which was used for spending some time by Lord Rama, Goddess Sita and Lord Lakshmana during their 14 years of Vanvasa. You will find many prominent temples near this site, such as Kalaram temple, Kapaleshwar temple, Ganga Godavari temple, etc. 

Sita Gufa

Located quite close to the Panchavati, Sita Gufa is another important religious site. It is a natural cave, associated with Goddess Sita. Inside the cave, there are idols of Lord Rama, Goddess Sita, Lord Lakshaman, and a Shivalinga. You can reach the cave via a narrow staircase. 

Kalaram Temple

Built in 1792, it is one of the prominent shrines of Nashik. Dedicated to Lord Rama, this temple has a black idol of the Lord, which is said to have been recovered from River Godavari. Located on the banks of the Godavari river, it is also quite close to another ancient temple- Kapileshwar Temple.

Sula Vineyards

Located 14 km from Nashik, it offers a perfect opportunity to spend a few hours. Spread in 160 acres of land, this vineyard was built in 1999 by Rajeev Samant. It is the largest winery of India and offers interesting wine tours and staying choices for its guests. 

In and around Nashik, you can explore other tourist attractions as well. Some of these are Artillery Centre Museum, Nashik Caves, Balaji Devsthan, Dhudsagar falls, Muktidham Temple, Swami Samarth Ashram, Sundarnarayan Temple, Coin Museum, Anjaneri Hills, Gangapur Dam, Dugarwadi Waterfalls, Sai Baba Temple, Deolali Camp and Ahivantgad.

Nashik caters to not only nature lovers or history buffs. Adventure seekers can go for activities like zorbing, bungee jumping, ATV rides, zip lining and reverse bungee. There are many amusement parks- Shagun Water Park, Shubham Water World and Blue Lagoon Water Park, for a fun day with entertaining things to do. 

For a unique experience go for a wine tour to one of the many vineyards in and around Nashik. Sula Vineyards, Soma Vine Village, Fratelli Wines, Grover Zampa and Vallonne Vineyards are a few famous vineyards here.

There are many hotels and resorts in Nashik, catering to all kinds of staying choices and budgets. 

In 5 star categories, there are luxurious hotels like Courtyard by Marriott Nashik, Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa and Aria Resort & Spa. Among the 3 star hotels, you have varying choices, offering spacious rooms with all the required facilities like parking space, gym and restaurant. Some of these are SSK Solitaire Hotel & Banquets, Treebo Sapphire Studio and Hotel The Marion. 

If you want clean rooms with just basic facilities like bathroom and wardrobe, then consider hotels like Hotel Rahi, Cool Palace Hotels and Hotel Pooja International.

Shopping is an essential part of every holiday, irrespective of whether it’s a road trip or not. Nashik is known for handicrafts, copper and brass items, local jewelries as well as fresh fruits like grapes. Go to the popular markets like Deolali Market Place, Bombay Silk Stores, Saraf Bazaar, Ganga Ghat, Tibetan Market, Fashion Street on College Road, and City Centre Mall. 

The best time for Pune to Nashik road trip is during the winter season. From October to March, you can enjoy the weather of Nashik as well, while exploring this beautiful city. If you love rain and don’t mind getting soaked, then visit from June to September when this place becomes even greener. Summers are slightly on the other side, so better to avoid visiting in the months of April and May. 

And for trying out the local cuisine, some of the famous places to eat are Haji Darbar Restaurant, Shree Purohit Thali on the Nashik-Pune Road, River Dine Restaurant & Banquet on the Gangapur Road, Sadhana Chulivarchi Misal in Bardan Phata, Bon Vivant in Old Gangapur Naka, etc.