About Godavari River
One of the most holy sites in Deccan. The Godavari River rises in the hills behind Nashik town and goes on to become the second longest in India, flowing through 1465 KMs of countryside to join the sea at the Bay of Bengal. In many places, it is home to temples and bathing spots. The river originates in Triambak, some 16km east of the town where it is possible to see the source trickling out from under a rock outcrop.
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Places to Visit near Godavari River
Sai Samadhi Mandir, Maharashtra
20.4 km from Godavari River - See map
Samadhi Mandir was established by a die-hard devotee of Sri Sai Baba. Actually the devotee who was born in Nagour wanted to install an idol of Sri...
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Dwarkmai, Madhya Pradesh
20.4 km from Godavari River - See map
The treasure of Shirdi, Dwarkmai, is situated right next to the Chavadi. While we expect there would be a grand mosque, one will be amazed to see...
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Chavadi, Maharashtra
20.5 km from Godavari River - See map
It was in this place Sai baba spent alternate nights on his last decade of life. From Dwarkmai Sai Baba was taken in procession to Chavadi. Even...
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Kalaram Temple, Maharashtra
82.6 km from Godavari River - See map
Derives its name from the statue of the ‘black Rama’. The temple also houses the statues of Sita and Lakshmana. The temple is built with black...
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Sita Gumpha(Cave), Maharashtra
84.9 km from Godavari River - See map
Caves where Lord Ram and Sita worshipped Lord Shiva during their exile. Sita is the deity of agriculture and the wife of Rama. She was said to...
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Muktidham, Maharashtra
85.2 km from Godavari River - See map
Built with the aid of local industrialist and philanthropist, Mr. J.D. Chauhan-Bytco, Muktidham temple is and impressive marble temple complex...
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Pandavleni Caves, Maharashtra
89.3 km from Godavari River - See map
Pandavleni Caves were built by Buddist kings in the periods between the 4th Century BC and the 12 century CE. The site is renowned for its water...
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Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga Temple, Maharashtra
92.1 km from Godavari River - See map
One of the 12 temples of the Jyotirlinga, or ‘pillar of light’. Hindu’s will know this as one of only 12 temples in the whole of India....
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Shani Shingnapur, Maharashtra
92.4 km from Godavari River - See map
This small village is located 65 km of Shirdi. The most interesting feature of the village is that the people don’t build their house with door....
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Sri Sunder Narayan Temple, Maharashtra
93 km from Godavari River - See map
Located between Ahilyabai Holkar Bridge and Nashik this is a temple dedicated to the Lord Vishnu. Built out of black rock, the temple was...
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Ellora Caves, Maharashtra
93.3 km from Godavari River - See map
Ellora Caves were designated a world heritage site in 1983, and the whole Ellora cave complex rivals those in the nearby Ajanta caves. 34 sections...
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Daulatabad Fort, Maharashtra
96.1 km from Godavari River - See map
Another one of the must see attractions for Aurangabad, the Daulatabad Fort towers over a conical hill 200 meters high. The fort has a place in...
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