About Sri Sunder Narayan Temple
Located between Ahilyabai Holkar Bridge and Nashik this is a temple dedicated to the Lord Vishnu. Built out of black rock, the temple was constructed in 1756 by Gangadhar Yashwant. It’s said that if you visit on the 21st of March the rays of the rising sun first fall exactly on the idols. On the road leading to the Godavari river is a pond, the Badarika Sangam Pond. The king Devgiri bathed and took the waters.
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Places to Visit near Sri Sunder Narayan Temple
Sita Gumpha(Cave), Maharashtra
0.8 km from Sri Sunder Narayan Temple - See map
Caves where Lord Ram and Sita worshipped Lord Shiva during their exile. Sita is the deity of agriculture and the wife of Rama. She was said to...
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Kalaram Temple, Maharashtra
0.8 km from Sri Sunder Narayan Temple - See map
Derives its name from the statue of the ‘black Rama’. The temple also houses the statues of Sita and Lakshmana. The temple is built with black...
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Muktidham, Maharashtra
8.6 km from Sri Sunder Narayan Temple - See map
Built with the aid of local industrialist and philanthropist, Mr. J.D. Chauhan-Bytco, Muktidham temple is and impressive marble temple complex...
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Someshwar Temple, Maharashtra
9.1 km from Sri Sunder Narayan Temple - See map
One of the oldest temples devoted to Shiva in the area. The place is renowned is a haven of tranquility, surrounded by wildlife and offering...
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Pandavleni Caves, Maharashtra
11.3 km from Sri Sunder Narayan Temple - See map
Pandavleni Caves were built by Buddist kings in the periods between the 4th Century BC and the 12 century CE. The site is renowned for its water...
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Coin museum, Maharashtra
22.8 km from Sri Sunder Narayan Temple - See map
Little known and free to visit coin museum. Set up by the Indian Institute of Research in Numismatic Studies, it provides insight into the...
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Trimbakeshwar Temple, Maharashtra
30.6 km from Sri Sunder Narayan Temple - See map
Trimbakeshwar Temple in Nashik, dedicated to Lord Shiva is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas and an important pilgrimage for the followers of Lord...
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Brahmagiri Hill, Nashik, Maharashtra
32 km from Sri Sunder Narayan Temple - See map
Brahmagiri is a mountain range in the Western Ghats in Maharashtra belonging to the Nashik district. These hills are the birth place of River...
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Igatpuri, Maharashtra
47.5 km from Sri Sunder Narayan Temple - See map
Perched on Western Ghats in the Sahyadri range, Igatpuri is one of the most sought after hill stations in Maharashtra. Lush green meadow and rocky...
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Saptashrungi Devi Temple, Maharashtra
63.4 km from Sri Sunder Narayan Temple - See map
Saptashrungi is a Hindu religious site located about 60 kilometers from Nashik in Maharashtra. The word Sapta means seven and Shrungi means peaks....
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Bhandardara, Maharashtra
74.4 km from Sri Sunder Narayan Temple - See map
Bhandardara, a pristine holiday resort hamlet is located on the banks of Pravara river in the Western Ghats. Bhandardara Lake is one of the major...
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Saputara Hill, Gujarat
77.1 km from Sri Sunder Narayan Temple - See map
The Saputara Hills are located in the Dang, Gujarat. Satpura means the abode of serpents and is situated at a height of 875 meters. The hill...
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