The sacred bathing tank on the Godavari in Panchavati — the heart of the Simhastha in Nashik.
Overview
Ramkund is the best-known ghat on the Godavari in Nashik. Pilgrims come here throughout the year for ritual bathing and prayers, and for the immersion of ashes of loved ones.
During the Simhastha Kumbh, Ramkund is the principal sacred bathing place in Nashik.
Significance
In the Ramayana tradition, Rama is believed to have bathed here during the exile. Please read the river and ghat safety guidance before visiting, especially on crowded days.
Visitor information
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Map position is approximate and awaiting on-site verification.
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Nearby
Temples
Kapaleshwar Mahadev Temple
An ancient Shiva temple near Ramkund, reached by a flight of steps from the riverbank.
Ghats & sacred kunds
Godavari Ghats, Panchavati
The chain of ghats and riverfront along the Godavari around Ramkund.
Temples
Sundarnarayan Temple
An eighteenth-century Vishnu temple on the banks of the Godavari.
Temples
Kalaram Temple
A celebrated Rama temple in Panchavati, named for its idol of Rama in black stone.