Spiritual Nashik Shirdi Tour Package

On the first day of the tour, you’ll arrive at Nashik and meet one of our representatives who will guide you about the next stages of the tour and make all the arrangements to transfer you to your pre-reserved hotel. Freshen up and then go for a sightseeing tour of Nashik.

You’ll first visit the Muktidham Mandir, an architectural marvel renowned for its breathtaking design. It is a sacred destination that houses replicas of twelve Jyotirlingas. It houses the idols of many Hindu Gods and narrates the stories of Hindu mythology. The next destination that you’ll cover is the Ram Kund which is situated on the Godavari River banks. You’ll stroll around the ancient ghats and absorb the spiritual vibes surrounding this place. As per the legend, this bathing tank is believed to be the place where Lord Rama took a bath during his exile.

You will next visit Trimbakeshwar which houses one of the twelve Jyotirlingas. It is known to be the sacred abode of Lord Shiva. The temple is renowned for its spiritual ambiance and striking architecture. Partake in the aarti that is performed every evening. The next destination that you will cover during the trip is Sita Gufa where Sita stayed for a brief period during her exile. This ancient cave is situated amidst lush green landscapes and is the perfect place for introspection. In the evening you’ll head to the Godavari River banks to partake in the Ganga Aarti. As you witness the aarti you will feel like your soul has been cleansed. After the aarti, you’ll head back to your hotel and have an overnight stay reminiscing about the happenings of the day.

Have a tasty breakfast and then check out from your hotel as you head toward Shirdi. After reaching Shirdi you’ll visit the Shirdi Sai Baba Temple which attracts devotees from all around the world due to its divine aura and peaceful atmosphere. Immerse yourself in the temple’s tranquil atmosphere and take the blessings of Sai Baba. The melodious bhajans, rhythmic chanting, and magical ambiance of the temple will make you feel like you have been transported to a heavenly paradise. From Shirdi, you will head to Shani Shingnapur which holds great relevance for the Hindus. The Shani Shingnapur temple is dedicated to Shani Dev. The unique thing about the Shani Shignapur village is that there are no locks and doors in the houses showcasing the immense faith of the people in Lord Shani’s protective power. It is believed that if anyone tries to commit theft in the village Shani Dev punishes him.

In the evening you’ll head to Aurangabad which is steeped in rich history and offers the perfect blend of cultural immersion and spiritual exploration. The city has been named after Aurangzeb, one of the greatest Mughal rulers. You’ll experience the historical significance, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality of the city. Once you reach Aurangabad you’ll be transferred to a pre-booked hotel where you’ll have an overnight stay.

On the third day, you’ll relish a mouth-watering breakfast and then prepare yourself to explore the Ajanta Caves that is at a distance of around ninety-eight kilometers from Aurangabad. Ajanta Caves is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that testifies to the brilliance of the craftsmanship of the talented artisans. You’ll explore the rock-cut caves and admire their breathtaking beauty. Each cave has been intricately adorned with beautiful sculptures and paintings, offering a unique journey through ancient culture.

The Ajanta Caves date back to the second century BCE and perfectly showcase Buddhist art and architecture’s evolution. The site houses thirty caves carved along the Waghora River into the U-shaped gorge. Each of the caves serves as a prayer hall, a monastic complex, and the Buddhist monks' residence. Inside the cave, you’ll see the majestic display of ancient craftsmanship, with beautiful frescoes depicting scenes from Jataka tales, Buddha's life, and celestial beings. It has beautiful paintings created with the help of natural pigments depicting the lives of mythological narratives, religious ceremonies, and ancient society. The most famous cave is Cave 1 where you can see the Bodhisattva Padmapani paintings. The other famous caves include Cave 2, the Grand Vihara, and Cave 16, the largest prayer hall. You’ll stay in awe overall seeing the architectural finesse and breathtaking beauty of these caves. After the detailed exploration of the Ajanta Caves, you’ll return back to your hotel in Aurangabad and have an overnight stay.

Savor a delicious breakfast in the morning and then explore the popular attractions of Aurangabad. You will first visit the Daulatabad Fort, a historic fort that cradles a rich culture and heritage. This medieval hill fortress served as a defense structure and has witnessed various historical events. To enter this fort you will have to walk over the steep pathways. The fort is surrounded by lush green landscapes that enhance its beauty. After immersing yourself in this fort’s architectural grandeur you will head to the Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga Temple, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas dedicated to Lord Shiva. This shrine is highly revered by the Hindus and is renowned for its intricate architecture. This temple’s divine aura will satiate your craving for spiritual bliss.

Next, you will visit the Ellora Caves, a rock-cut cave representing the faith of different religious traditions. Appreciate the beauty and architecture of the thirty-four caves that span Jain, Buddhist, and Hindu traditions. Stay in awe as you see the monolithic structures, exquisite reliefs, and intricately carved sculptures narrating tales of spirituality and devotion. The highlight of the Ellora Caves is the Kailash Temple in Cave 16. This cave is dedicated to Lord Shiva and features a free-standing sculpture that has been beautifully carved from a single rock. As the day comes to an end you’ll return to Aurangabad and have an overnight stay at your hotel.

Have a yummy breakfast in the morning and then get ready to explore the popular attractions of Aurangabad. You will first visit the Aurangabad Caves which are situated on a hill running east to west in Aurangabad. You can see here twelve rock-cut artificial Buddhist Caves. Explore the chaityas (prayer halls) and serene viharas (monasteries) that are adorned with magnificent carvings, providing a glimpse into the region’s rich history. These caves house Bodhisattvas and Buddha’s intricate sculptures, depicting various important events from his life. The carvings include depictions of celestial beings, meditating monks, and floral patterns.

You’ll then visit Sunehri Mahal, a historic structure situated at the Aurangabad Caves foothills. A Bandalkand chief built this monument on the orders of Aurangzeb between 1651 AD and 1653 AD. This historical gem has golden hues on the walls and hence it is also called the Golden Palace. As you explore this cave you will get insights into the architectural and cultural legacy of the Mughals. The next destination covered in the package is the Bibi Ka Maqbara which is also known as the Taj of the Deccan. Aurangzeb built this mausoleum in the fond memory of his beloved wife Rabia-ud-Durrani. As you visit this mausoleum appreciate the breathtaking marble work and take a tour of the lush green gardens. In the evening you’ll transferred to the Aurangabad railway station