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Saptashrungi Devi, Nashik

4.7

#2 of 35 in Historic Sites in Nashik

Must see · Religious Site · Tourist Spot

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A place where numerous Hindu believers come for pilgrimage annually, Saptashrungi Devi overtops a village and requires a climb of over 500 steps through the lush greenery of the area. The temple is a home to a grandiose ten armed idol of the goddess it’s dedicated to, and to whom the worshipers leave gifts for their well-being. There’s also a small eatery on site where you can refresh and grab something to bite before going back down the hill. Arrange your visit to Saptashrungi Devi and discover more family-friendly attractions in Nashik using our Nashik online trip maker.

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By Pioneer03774803806

Very good arrangement with Ropeway to go to the temple. There are about 25-30 steps after the ropeway drop at the temple. The area of ticket booking is quite easy to navigate. One can buy offerings...

Very good arrangement with Ropeway to go to the temple. There are about 25-30 steps after the ropeway drop at the temple. The area of ticket booking is quite easy to navigate. One can buy offerings... more »
By Pradip K

It is considered among one of the holiest places of Maharashtra. Nestled within the seven peaks, the temple almost sticks out of a cliff. One can reach the temple either by steps or by "India's...

It is considered among one of the holiest places of Maharashtra. Nestled within the seven peaks, the temple almost sticks out of a cliff. One can reach the temple either by steps or by "India's... more »

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By Rudra Mohapatra

It is considered among one of the holiest places of Maharashtra. Nestled within the seven peaks, the temple almost sticks out of a cliff. One can reach the temple either by steps or by "India's first" funicular railway system. The road to the hilltop passes through the raw, lush and verdant stretch of greenery. One will find a small array of hotels near the parking lobby to enjoy local delicacies.

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By Dilip Chauhan

It is nice place with phenomenal natural beauty. It is well connected with State transport buses. The Sansthan has rooms to stay with family. Rooms are spacious and very tidy on nominal charge. The temple is very neat and clean with panoramic view of shayadri range. Early morning arti is awesome. Overall a must see temple

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