Ghats
The sacred ghats of Nashik
Live status, crowd levels and facilities across the eight principal bathing sites of the Simhastha.
Explore the sacred ghats

HighOpen
Ramkund
Panchavati, Nashik
The primary Shahi Snan site of the Nashik Simhastha. Ashes immersed here are said to dissolve — earning it the name 'Asthi Vilaya Tirtha'.

PeakOpen
Kushavarta Ghat
Trimbak, Nashik
Considered the true source of the Godavari; a dip here is regarded as equivalent to bathing in all pilgrim sites.

ModerateOpen
Godavari Ghat
Old Nashik
The principal bathing corridor during Simhastha, connecting Ramkund with the upstream ghats.

ModerateOpen
Kapaleshwar Ghat
Panchavati
Sacred to Shaivite pilgrims; the only Shiva temple without a Nandi.

LowOpen
Ahilya Ghat
Panchavati
Historic Maratha-era ghat used for ritual bathing and shraddha rituals.

LowRestricted
Gangadwar
Brahmagiri, Trimbak
Sacred trek site; regarded as the second source of the Godavari.

LowOpen
Lakshman Kund
Panchavati
Small kund believed to have healing waters.

PeakOpen
Tapovan
Nashik outskirts
Sadhu encampments (akhadas) are set up here during Simhastha.
Ghats through the day
Dawn dips and evening diyas

Ramkund at dawn
Ramkund

Ramkund after dark
Ramkund

Kushavarta steps
Trimbak

Deepotsav lamps
Godavari ghats

First light bathing
Godavari Ghat

Ahilya Ghat
Old Nashik