Travel Itinerary for Mangi–Tungi Trek:
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Mangi–Tungi Travel Plan |
Overview:
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Location: Satana Taluka, Nashik District, Maharashtra
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Best Season: October – February
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Trek Difficulty: Moderate (3,500–4,500 steps)
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Duration: 2.5 – 4 hrs (one way)
Day 1 – Arrival & Spiritual Welcome
Time Activity Highlights Morning / Afternoon Arrive in Nashik, drive to Satana/Taharabad (2.5–3 hrs) Scenic Sahyadri drive 🌄 Evening Visit the Statue of Ahimsa Complex World’s tallest Jain idol (108 ft) 🙏 Night Stay overnight near base (Dharamshala/Hotel) Early rest for trek 💤 Day 2 – The Trek to Mangi–Tungi
Time Activity Highlights 5:30 – 6:00 am Start trek at sunrise Cool weather + peaceful atmosphere 🌅 On the way Explore ancient caves & idols Adinath, Mahavira, Chandraprabhu, Ram Chandra 🕉️ Mid-morning Pause at Krishna Kund Scenic pond + devotional stop 💧 Late morning Reach Plateau between peaks Panoramic Sahyadri views 🌄 Noon Begin descent Return in 2–2.5 hrs Afternoon Lunch + rest at base Recharge 🍲 Evening Optional visit to Vadakhel Dam Quiet sunset spot 🌇 Day 3 – Nearby Excursions & Return
Time Activity Highlights Morning Drive to Mulher Fort & Ganesh Mandir (10 km) History + spirituality 🏯 Optional Visit Vani Saptashrungi Devi Temple (84 km) Shakti Peetha & pilgrimage 🌸 Afternoon Return to Nashik / onward travel Wrap up trip 🚗 Accommodation
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Jain Dharamshalas near base: simple, spiritual lodging with meals (restrictions may apply for non-Jains).
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Budget Hotels in Satana/Taharabad: good for families & groups.
Nashik (125 km): modern hotels ranging from budget to luxury.
Travel Tips
Start trek at sunrise to avoid heat & crowds.
Carry water, fruits, sunscreen, trekking shoes.
Dress modestly— sacred site
Go with a group for safety and better experience.
With this 3-day plan, you get the perfect blend of adventure, spirituality, and local exploration—a complete Mangi–Tungi experience!
This 3-day plan, you get the perfect blend of adventure, spirituality, and local exploration—a complete Mangi–Tungi experience!
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