Discover the Sacred Jyotirlinga in the Lap of Nature
🗒 Trip Description:
Located just 30 km from Nashik city, Trimbakeshwar is one of the most spiritually significant towns in India. It houses one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, nestled between the lush hills of the Brahmagiri range. Ideal for a one-day escape, this holy destination blends spiritual energy with nature’s peace.
Whether you’re a devotee seeking blessings or a traveler looking for cultural depth, a trip to Trimbakeshwar is worth every moment.
✨ Trip Highlights:
Darshan of the sacred Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga Temple
Holy bath at Kushavarta Kund, origin of River Godavari
Optional trek to Brahmagiri Hill
Visit to Anjaneri Fort, believed to be Hanuman’s birthplace
Traditional Maharashtrian cuisine
Temple shopping for rudraksha, puja items, and souvenirs
🛣 Itinerary Description:
This is a full-day experience starting and ending in Nashik. Suitable for families, solo spiritual seekers, and small groups.
⏰ One Day Itinerary:
06:00 AM – Depart From Mumbai
09:00 AM – Depart from Nashik to Trimbakeshwar (1.5-hour drive)
09:30 AM – Reach Trimbakeshwar and visit the Jyotirlinga Temple
11:00 AM – Take a sacred dip at Kushavarta Kund
12:00 PM – Optional short trek or visit to Brahmagiri Hill
02:00 PM – Enjoy lunch at a local vegetarian restaurant
03:00 PM – Visit Anjaneri Fort base or relax in the temple town
04:30 PM – Explore local markets and buy rudraksha or souvenirs
06:00 PM – Return to Nashik
07:00 PM – Return to Mumbai
✅ Includes:
Itinerary guidance
Local sightseeing suggestions
Temple visit tips
Optional trekking route (with advice) Complimentary Breakfast Transportation
❌ Excludes:
Travel Insurance
Meals and snacks
Transportation costs
Puja charges and offerings
Entry fees for certain sites (if applicable)
Trek guide (if visiting Anjaneri or Brahmagiri)
❓ FAQs:
Q1: What is special about Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga?
It is the only Jyotirlinga where Lord Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva are all worshipped together in the linga form.
Q2: Can we do a proper darshan in one day?
Yes! Starting early helps you complete darshan, kund visit, and local exploration comfortably in a day.
Q3: Is photography allowed in the temple?
No, photography is strictly prohibited inside the sanctum.
Q4: Is the place crowded?
It gets crowded during festivals like Shravan, Mahashivratri, and Kumbh Mela. Weekdays are more peaceful.
Q5: Are food options easily available?
Yes, you’ll find many vegetarian eateries and local thali joints nearby.
📷 Travel Tips:
Carry a change of clothes if planning to bathe in the kund.
Wear comfortable footwear (especially if trekking)
Avoid leather items in temple premises.
Hire a local guide if interested in religious rituals.
