Nashik Itinerary: A Quick Tour of the Vineyards and the Temples of Nashik  

Nashik, popularly referred to as the ‘Wine Capital of India’, is an urban center that captures the essence of culture, devotion, and modern-day relaxation. For those who enjoy wine, pursue religion, or for anyone in need of a short getaway from Mumbai, Nashik is the place to go. This beautiful city with its stunning vineyards and old temples has so much to offer that It can be the perfect place for one day sightseeing.

In this article, you will learn about interesting and beautiful places in Nashik and what to see in its vineyards and temples, as well as comfortable and elegant StayVista villas in Nashik to relax after actively wandering around the city.

Morning Devotion, The Temples of Nashik

Nashik is a major holy site for Hindus and is part of the Kumbh Mela rotation cycle. Nashik has several prominent temples which can be visited:  

1. Trimbakeshwar Temple

Approximately 30 kilometers out of the city, this temple is notable as it holds one of the 12 Jyotirlingas and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple should not be missed because of its beautiful setting and impressive design.  

– Highlight: Sacred kunds (water tanks) and a series of poojas.  

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2. Kalaram Temple

Kalaram Temple is a historical temple located in Panchavati, built out of black stone, and is dedicated to Lord Rama.

– Highlight: The scenic beauty and serene ambiance. 

3. Saptashrungi Devi Temple

It is around 60km from Nashik and is located in the Vani hills, this temple is devoted to Durga Goddess and has delightful views from the site.

– Highlight: Beautiful drive and absolute calm.

Midday Indulgence: Explore the Vineyards of Nashik

While gracefully enveloped by the spiritual energies, glide into the world of wine. The valleys of Nashik are renowned all over the world and are charming and soothing with wine & sights. 

1. Sula Vineyards in Nashik

Sula is the most well-known vineyard of the Indian subcontinent, making it a quintessential destination for every oenophile.

– Experience: Conducted explorations, savor the wines and feast on appetizing dishes.

– Best Pairing: Sauvignon Blanc and cheese would be a great pair.

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2. York Winery and Tasting Room

This vineyard is blessed with breathtaking views and offers lovely small production wines.

– Experience: Take in their medal-winning wines sitting on the deck.

3. Soma Vineyards

Surrounded by the numerous natural beauties with Sula Vineyards close to it, this particular vineyard is quieter and cosier.

– Experience: Wine tasting watching the view of Gangapur dam’s backwater.

Relax and Unwind: Luxury Villas in Nashik by StayVista

After a long day visiting temples and roaming around the vineyards, one may retire to any one of the posh villas offered by StayVista.

Here are three wonderful choices:  

1. Green Grove

Green Grove is an eco-friendly paradise that is ideal for recuperating after your exploration of Nashik.  

– Highlight: Comfortable spaciousness, a neat garden, and a homely feel.  

– Ideal For: Families and couples seeking peace.  

2. The Glassscape

Modern architecture integrates smoothly into this villa showcasing stunning views of the vineyards.  

– Highlight: Floor-to-ceiling glass windows, private pool, elegant furnishings.  

– Ideal For: Families and groups on vacation looking for luxurious and stylish accommodation.  

3. Breezy Whispers

Breezy Whispers is located in the beautiful mountains of Nashik and offers both aesthetics and an inviting feel.  

– Highlight: Outdoor terraces, a cooking gas available kitchen facility, and distance from the vineyards.  

– Ideal For: Small parties and closer-sized occasions.  

Treat Yourself to the Local Boutique After a Long Brought Day Out

While Nashik revolves around wines, there is much more to this city for foodies. After you are done with the tour, do try some of the following local dishes:  

1. Misal Pav: The Sadhana Restaurant is a must visit if you want to try misal pav in the Nashik style.  

2. Street food: Head to College Road, which is quite crowded to have vada pav, pav bhaji and bhel.  

3. Maharashtrian Thali: To savor complete meals, we recommend the traditional Maharashtrian thali at Panchavati Gaurav.  

How to Make the Best of Your Short Trip in Nashik?

1. Start Early: If you want to enjoy the temples and the vineyards in one day, it is best to set out early. 

2. Advance Reserve: It is expected to have a lot of foot traffic at Sula and York, try to schedule your time as best as you possibly can. 

3. Essentials: It is important to have durable shoes, sun lotion and carry water. 

4. Water during Wine Tasting: Ensure that you have enough water while wine tasting to keep yourself fresh. 

How to Manage in case you have a Day to Explore Nashik?

 1. Are Nashik’s vineyards and temples reachable in a day? 

Yes, although the day has to be set off early and there is a proper schedule in place, one should be able to visit the main temples and the prominent vineyards all in a single day. 

 2. Which vineyards in Nashik should I go to first? 

People choose to go to Sula Vineyards, York Winery and Soma Vineyards for wine tasting and tours and they are the best amongst the rest. 

 3. Is there a need to book tickets to these tours early? 

It’s not very important but it is advisable to pre book the popular tours, especially at Sula before heading there to avoid a long wait. 

 4. What locations should I search for in order to experience luxury in Nashik? 

For the best Villa experience, you may check out StayVista where there are a lot of options like Green Grove, The Glassscape and Breezy Whispers which are great for a luxury experience with comfort.

 5. Best Time to Visit Nashik  

Nashik is best visited during the months of October to February, because of pleasant weather and all the vineyards are flowering.  

 6. How can I cover Nashik in one day?  

Cover the temples and vineyards in a more time-efficient manner by hiring a cab or self-driving for the day. Most places are within range of each other.  

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Conclusion

Nashik is a city that truly has the best of both worlds – the peace of mind of old temples and the better part of being surrounded by vineyards. Within a day or within a few days over the weekend, the city has something new to offer.  

You can make your visit even more special by choosing one of the beautiful villas offered by StayVista in which elegance is combined with comfort. Visit the city to see how beautiful and peaceful Nashik is within a day!