Temples in Nashik & Trimbakeshwar: Kumbh Mela 2027 Guide

Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga, Kalaram, Sundarnarayan, Kapaleshwar, Sita Gufa and more: history, timings, tips and Google Maps links.

• Trimbakeshwar Temple – One of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, at the source of the Godavari.
• Kalaram Temple – The famous black-stone Ram temple of Panchavati, with a proud history.
• Kushavarta Kund – The sacred stone tank at Trimbak where the Kumbh bath takes place.
• Sundarnarayan Temple – An 18th-century Vishnu temple on the Godavari ghats.
• Kapaleshwar Temple – A Shiva temple on the Godavari known for having no Nandi bull statue.
• Sita Gufa – A narrow cave in Panchavati linked with Sita's stay in exile.
• Muktidham Temple – A white marble temple with replicas of the twelve Jyotirlingas.
• Saptashrungi Devi – A famous Goddess shrine on a seven-peaked hill near Vani.
• Navshya Ganapati Temple – A much-loved Ganesh shrine where devotees come to ask for success before a new venture.
• Naro Shankar Temple – An 18th-century Shiva temple on the Godavari, known for its large bell and fort-like stone walls.
• Someshwar Temple & Waterfall – A riverside Shiva temple beside a seasonal waterfall on the Godavari, popular in the monsoon.
• Gondeshwar Temple, Sinnar – A 12th-century Yadava-era Hemadpanthi temple, one of the finest stone temples in Nashik district.
• Dutondya Maruti Temple – A rare Hanuman idol that stands waist-deep in the waters of the Godavari at Ramkund.
• Chamatkarji Jain Temple – A peaceful Jain temple dedicated to Lord Parshvanath, known for its marble work and calm courtyard.
• Ghatandevi Temple – A hilltop-style local Devi shrine popular during Navratri and on Tuesdays and Fridays.