Mumbai To Nasik Buses

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Nasik is a famous place for pilgrimage since it has a long list of temples, historical caves and holy spots such as Sita Gufaa where Lord Ram and Sita offered their prayers to Lord Shiva during their exile, Tapovan, where Surpanakha's nose fell , Panchavati, Kalaram Temple, Ganga Ghat, and Bhaktidham to name a few. The other important places include Phalke Smaarak, Jain Mandir, Veda Mandir, Chambharlena, Sundarnarayan Temple, Stone Age Site, and Anjaneri Parvat which is famous for its waterfalls during the monsoons.

The Ramkund in Nasik is a holy tank built by Chitrarao Khatarkar is 27m by 12m in area and is one of the important tourist attractions. It is believed that Lord Ram and Sita used to take their bath in this kund during their exile. So, many people travel great distances to dip the ashes of their deceased relatives in this tank as it is believed that it helps the departed sould attain moksha. The Coin Museum is also quite famous as it has a fine collection of research and documents on the history of Indian currencies. Built in 1980 by the Indian Institute of Research in Numismatic Studies, this museum is the only currency museum in Asia. Another must visit in Nasik are the 2000 year old Pandavleni Caves, built by Jain kings. It is a collection of 24 caves built in the Hinayana Buddhist style and is situated around 8 km from Nasik.

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