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Trimbakeshwar, Grishneshwar and Bhimashankar in one loop, with Shirdi, Ellora and Shani Shingnapur along the way.
Car stays with you for the whole trip and drops you back
No hidden charges after this — includes all tolls, parking & charges
No hidden charges after this — includes all tolls, parking & charges
This plan can be changed to suit your timings.
An early departure from Mumbai on the Nashik highway, roughly four hours with a breakfast stop. The climb through the Kasara ghat is the scenic part of the morning.
Kalaram Temple with its black stone idol of Rama, and the narrow Sita Gufa beside it, in the Panchavati quarter on the bank of the Godavari. This is the stretch of forest where the Ramayana places Rama's exile.
Thirty kilometres west of Nashik, at the foot of Brahmagiri hill, where the Godavari rises. Darshan at the tenth Jyotirlinga. Night halt at Trimbakeshwar.
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No. This is a taxi-only package covering the vehicle, driver and running costs for four days. Rooms at Trimbakeshwar, Grishneshwar and Bhimashankar are booked and paid for by you. We can suggest options near each halt if that helps.
Trimbakeshwar near Nashik, Grishneshwar at Verul beside the Ellora caves, and Bhimashankar in the Sahyadris. Maharashtra has five in total — Parli Vaijnath and Aundha Nagnath lie much further east and need a separate trip.
Only at Bhimashankar, where the temple sits below the parking area and is reached by a long flight of steps that you climb back up on the way out. Trimbakeshwar and Grishneshwar are both level walks from the vehicle.
Yes, within reason. Ajanta Caves, Daulatabad Fort, Muktidham at Nashik or a longer stop at Shirdi can be added if discussed before booking, since they change the driving hours. Route changes requested mid-tour may carry extra cost.
No hidden charges after this — includes all tolls, parking & charges
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After breakfast, the drive east to Shirdi, around three hours. Darshan and time at the Sai Baba Samadhi Mandir before continuing north.
Grishneshwar at Verul is the last of the twelve Jyotirlingas and stands a short walk from the Ellora caves. After darshan, the Kailasa temple at Ellora — cut downward out of a single rock face — is worth the remaining daylight. Night halt near Grishneshwar or Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.
Leaving after breakfast, the road south passes Shingnapur, the village known for houses built without doors and for its open-air Shani shrine. A stop of a little over an hour.
The last leg climbs into the Sahyadris and the Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary. The final stretch is a narrow forest road, so the timing is built around reaching it in daylight. Night halt at Bhimashankar.
Early darshan at the sixth Jyotirlinga, reached by a flight of steps below the parking area. Mornings here are usually quiet and often misty.
After breakfast, the drive descends through the ghats towards Mumbai, roughly five hours with a lunch break. Drop at your chosen point in the city, where the tour ends.
Hotel stay, meals, GST, entry tickets, special or VIP darshan passes, puja charges, guide and porter fees, personal expenses, insurance, and anything not listed under inclusions. Running beyond the agreed kilometre limit is charged separately.
Shravan Mondays and Mahashivratri draw very heavy crowds at all three temples, and darshan queues can run several hours. If you are travelling then, book well ahead and expect the daily schedule to stretch.
Up to the designated parking or entry point. The walk from there to the temple is on foot, which matters most at Bhimashankar and at Ellora, where the site is spread out.
Maharashtra 3 Jyotirlinga Tour from Mumbai — 4 Days, 3 Nights by Taxi starts from ₹18,700 (per vehicle, per group — not per person). Fixed fare, fuel/tolls/parking/driver bhatta included. Pay directly on arrival.
Maharashtra 3 Jyotirlinga Tour from Mumbai — 4 Days, 3 Nights by Taxi covers stops like Trimbakeshwar Shiva Temple, Shri Ghrishneshwar Jyotirlinga Temple, Bhimashankar, Shirdi Sai Baba Samadhi Temple. The driver waits at every stop — darshan / photos / meal time is yours.