Someshwar: Beautiful nature spot called "Someshwar" is On the way to Gangapur dam.. On the banks of the Godavari river, there is a temple of  Lord Shiva and Lord Hanuman  Tourists can take pleasure of swimming and boating in the river.  Favorite location for  film shootings. Greenery is covered over the area with pleasant climate. For more details visit to: http://nashik.com/travel

A memorial recently constructed in honour of Shri Dadasaheb Phalke, who was one of the pioneers of Indian Cinema. Set on the foothills of the Pandavlena caves. There is a beautiful garden and an auditorium. Cultural programs are held in the auditorium.

Nandur Madhameshwar Bird Sanctuary: 
Spread over the protected area of 10000 hectares along the Nandur Madhameshwar pickup weir. This sanctuary  houses species of more than 220 birds,  24 fish, 400 vegetation, and several smaller mammals. Now counted as one of the important water fowl habitats in the region by the International Union of Conservation of Nature. For more details visit to : http://www.wildlife-nashik.gov.in/

Bhandardara:
Located around 70 Kms from Nashik,  Bhandardara dam is built in 1926 The Bhandardara dam, built in 1926, is one of the oldest dams in Asia. It is known for its Umbrella Fall. Another waterfall known as the Randha fall,  is about 11 Kilometers from the dam. The beauty of Bhandardara emerges only after the rains. For more details visit to: http://nashik.com/travel/bhandar.html  

Trimbakeshwar:

Trimbakeshwar is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas in India and is about 38 kms away from Nashik Road Railway Station. Bus & taxi services are availble. For more details visit to:   http://nashik.com/travel/trimbakeshwar.html

 Vipassana International Academy:

The Vipassana International Academy, the world famous meditation centre, situated in Igatpuri  is  about 40 kms away from Nashik City.This meditation centre offers techniques which relieve mental stress and promote inner peace. For details visit to: http://www.dhamma.org/schvia.htm

Chamer Caves:

Teerthraj Gajpantha is the famous  CHAMBER caves are at Mhasrul,  5 kms from Nashik City.  As per the ancient holy book Mysore’s Chamaraj King "Shantinath Purana" has established the  statues in the temple in 600 B.C. Hence  the caves got the name "Chamer Caves". For more details visit to: http://nashik.com/travel/vipassana.html

Shirdi:

Shirdi, a holy place famous for  saint Sai Baba, is 97 kms away from Nashik. For more details visit to: http://nashik.com/travel/shirdi.html

Saptshrungi Devi  (Vani): 

Saptashringi Garh is around 55 kms away  from Nashik. village Nanduri is situated at the foot. The zig-zag road to the temple climbs about 11 kms. In Ramayana, Hanuman carried the herbal medicine for wounded Laxmana from this hill.  There are about 108 water reservoirs, called as kundas,  on the hill. For more details visit to: http://nashik.com/travel/shirdi.html

Mineral Museum Gargoti

Rich varied minerals, different in nature, colour, shape and application are collected here. The museum is located at Gargoti in Sinnar Tahsil, about 25 Km away from CBS.