Picnic Spots in Nashik

  • Dudhsagar Waterfalls Dudhsagar Waterfalls in Someshwar are regarded as one among the best in the entire world itself. This cascading falls is a favourite picnic spot in the city, which offers picture book scenery. The waterfalls reach its zenith during monsoon season when the cascade displays plenty of water in it. The 10-meter stretch of this cascade is often crowded with people. Another remarkable fact about this lovely falls is its creamy white water that got its name Dudhsagar. Carved steps on the rocks make access to the top of this lovely spot easy.

  • Bhandardara Bhandardara is a holiday resort village on the western gate of India. Sky-high mountains, roaring waterfalls and lush greenery throughout the year, attract tourists from all over. Bhandardara has many attractions – from the majestic Wilson Dam to wondrous Arthur Lake. As legend has it, Shri Agasti Rishi meditated here for a year, surviving only on water and air. Pleased with this display of devotion. God came down to Earth and blessed Shri Agasti Rishi with a stream of the Ganga river, which is now known as the Pravara River. Like all scenic spots, the magic of Bhandardara has to experience to be appreciated; if you are a nature lover, this spot should definitely appear on the top of your holiday destination list.

  • Nandurmadhmeshwar Nandurmadhmeshwar also known as bird-lover's paradise is at a distance of 60 km from Nashik which is known for its bird sanctuary. This place is also known as the Maharashtra's Bharatpur. Nandurmadhmeshwar is home to thousands of migratory birds. October to March is the ideal season to bird watch.

  • Jawhar Jawhar hill station is in Thane district of Maharashtra. Gifted with exotic valleys, thick rich forests and pleasant climate, Jawhar offers different type of enjoyment comparing to other hill stations of Maharashtra. Jawhar is popular for its lively Warli paintings. This hill station is one of the few tribal kingdoms in Maharashtra. Tourists can visit Jai Vilas, the Palace of the tribal lords that offers a unique opportunity to expose and enlighten with the tribal way of life. Bhupatgad relics are also worth a visit. Nashik is at a distance of 80 km from here.