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Nashik Kumbh Mela Package from Mumbai
A short Kumbh trip from Mumbai: pick-up and drop in Mumbai, the Akhara Kshetra, a holy dip at Kushavarta Kund, Trimbakeshwar darshan and Panchavati.
- 2 Nights / 3 Days
- Camp at Trimbak
- Nashik, Maharashtra
Highlights
- Pick-up & drop in Mumbai
- Akhara Kshetra visit
- Holy dip at Kushavarta Kund
- Shree Trimbakeshwar darshan
- Evening aarti at Ram Ghat
Day-wise itinerary
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Day 1
Mumbai to Trimbakeshwar
Pick-up from Mumbai and drive to Trimbakeshwar. On arrival, visit the Akhara Kshetra. Overnight at Trimbak.
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Day 2
Kushavarta, Trimbakeshwar & Panchavati
Morning holy dip at Kushavarta Kund followed by darshan at Shree Trimbakeshwar Temple. Later visit Panchavati to explore the famous Kalaram Temple and Shree Kapaleshwar Mahadev, and take part in the evening aarti at Ram Ghat. Return to camp for the overnight stay.
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Day 3
Return to Mumbai
Drop at Mumbai railway station / airport.
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FAQs
Nashik Kumbh FAQs
When is the Nashik Kumbh Mela 2027?
The Simhastha Kumbh opens with flag hoisting on 31 October 2026. The Amrit Snans are on 2 August 2027, 31 August 2027, 11 September 2027 at Nashik and 12 September 2027 at Trimbakeshwar. It closes on 24 July 2028.
Where are the bathing ghats in Nashik?
There are two sites. Vaishnav akharas bathe at Ramkund on the Godavari in Panchavati, Nashik. Shaiva akharas bathe at Kushavarta Kund in Trimbakeshwar, about 28 km away.
How do I reach Nashik?
By train to Nashik Road station (about 3–4 hours from Mumbai). By air to Nashik (Ozar) airport, or Mumbai and Pune airports and then by road. Nashik is about 170 km from Mumbai and 210 km from Pune on good highways.
What is the weather like during the Nashik Kumbh?
The Amrit Snans fall in the monsoon (August–September). Expect 22–30°C with rain showers, so carry a rain jacket and quick-dry clothes.