🛕 Sacred & pilgrimage
Saptashrungi Gad
A revered Shakti Peeth set among seven peaks at Vani, reached by a hill climb or a ropeway.
- ~60 km from Nashik
- ⏱ Full day
- 🛕 Sacred & pilgrimage
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About
About Saptashrungi Gad
Saptashrungi (“seven peaks”) is one of the important Shakti Peethas of Maharashtra, home to an eighteen-armed idol of the goddess carved into the mountain face. The hill shrine draws large crowds during Navratri and Chaitra festivals. A funicular ropeway now eases the final ascent.
Highlights
- 18-armed Saptashrungi Devi idol
- Funicular ropeway to the shrine
- Sweeping Sahyadri valley views
- Grand Navratri & Chaitra Purnima fairs
Good to know
- Start early — the road winds and festival days get very busy.
- Use the ropeway if steps are difficult; carry water.
- Best as a dedicated day trip with a waiting cab.
FAQs
Visiting Saptashrungi Gad
Is there a ropeway at Saptashrungi?
Yes, a funicular ropeway carries pilgrims up the final steep stretch to the shrine.
How long is the drive from Nashik?
Around 60 km and 1.5–2 hours each way; a full-day round trip is ideal.
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