Pleasant Pilgrimage Tour to The Revered Shirdi

You will be picked up by Namaste India Trip representative from Kopargaon /Nagarsol/Manmad railway station and taken safely to Shirdi where you will check into a hotel booked for you. After freshening up you will visit the ‘Shirdi Temple’ for ‘darshan’. This place is flocked with devotees who need to travel 296km from the city of Mumbai to visit this Temple that is built over Sai Baba’s Samadhi. Both the Hindu and Muslim communities deeply revere this place and make it point to visit this blessed place. After your ‘darshan’ is over you will take a launch to reach Shani Shingnapur, a tiny Maharashtra village famous for the ‘Shani Temple’ located here. Inside the shrine is a ‘black rock’ 5.5ft in height which signifies the presence of the Hindu deity, Lord Shiva. The village too is popular because none of the houses here has a ‘door’ and surprisingly no report of robbery has been registered here. The residents of this village believe that anyone who tries to steal will be heavily punished by Lord Shiva. Return to Shirdi to spend the night.

On day 2 after a filling breakfast you will go one to visit the ‘Trimbakeshwar Shiva Temple’ and then move on to the ‘Kalaram Temple’, the ‘Muktidham’, the ‘Seetha Guha’, the ‘Panchavati Goraram Temple’, the ‘Kapaleswar Temple’, the ‘Godavari Ghat’ and the ‘Chandramouleshwara Mandir’ after which you will return to Shirdi. While ‘Muktidham’ is a popular located on Nashik road where Hindu deities are worshipped, ‘Panchvati’ is another significant pilgrimage centre where Lord Ram is supposed to have dwelt with brother Laxman and wife Sita. The ‘Godavari Ghat’ houses the ‘Godavari Temple’ that was constructed by Gopikabai, mother of ‘Elder Madhavrao Peshwa’ in the year 1760. This temple remains open strictly while the ‘Kumbh Mela’ is on. As you cover all these places, you will keep coming closer to Nashik which again has mythological prominence with Lord Ram spending his exile (final four months) in Tapovan, next to Nashik. Important tourist spots along the periphery of Nahsik are inclusive of the ‘Dudhsagar Falls’, the ‘Gangapur Dam’, the ‘Pandavleni Caves’, the ‘Museum of Numismatics’, the ‘Nandur Madhyameshwar Bird Sanctuary” and the ‘Anjaneri Parvat’. The wine exported from Nashik is world-famous. After visiting the vineyards you will be taken back to Shirdi for spending the night.

On the final day, you can visit the ‘Shirdi Temple’ one final time and return to the hotel for breakfast after which you will be safely transported to Kopargaon/ Nagarsol/ Manmad railway station to get back home with spiritual awakening and lots of blessings.