A Jyotirlinga temple, a sacred kund and the Brahmagiri hills — the second home of the Simhastha.
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Trimbakeshwar sits beneath the Brahmagiri hills, west of Nashik. Its temple is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas of Shiva, and nearby Kushavarta Kund is traditionally regarded as the point where the Godavari emerges.
During the Simhastha
Trimbakeshwar has its own main bathing dates, traditionally associated with the Shaiva akhadas at Kushavarta.
Visiting
Darshan arrangements change on festival days. We will publish timings only when they are announced by the temple trust or an official source.
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