The Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation proudly presents the Nashik Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) Festival, a vibrant celebration of tribal traditions, biodiversity, and natural beauty. From September 19 to 21, 2025, this immersive cultural experience will unfold across two picturesque locations in Nashik’s Surgana region—Shribhuvan Chinchpada and Pimpalsond—bringing together local communities to showcase their living heritage through tribal art, music, rituals, and ecological wisdom.
How to Reach Nashik
By Air: Nashik has a domestic airport at Ozar, which offers flights to a few Indian cities. For wider connectivity, the nearest major airports are Mumbai (Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, ~160-170 km away) and Pune airport.
By Rail: The main station is Nashik Road Railway Station, about 10-11 km from the city centre. There are many train connections from major cities like Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, and others.
By Road: Nashik is well-connected via road. National & state highways connect it to cities like Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad etc. Regular private and state buses (AC, non-AC, Volvo) run from Mumbai, Pune and neighbouring
Once in Nashik, you’ve got taxis, auto-rickshaws, ride-hailing options. Local buses connect many parts of the city.
- Temperatures in Nashik during September usually range between 30°C in the day and 20–22°C at night. Carry light cottons for the day and a light jacket or hoodie for the cooler evenings. Quick-dry clothes are handy in case of post-monsoon showers.
- Sneakers or sturdy walking shoes are best for exploring the city, vineyards, or festival venues. Keep sandals/flip-flops as backup for casual wear.
- A compact umbrella or light rain jacket, as September can still bring sudden drizzles.
- A refillable water bottle to stay hydrated, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a cap/hat for daytime outings.
- Insect repellent and basic meds (for cold, stomach, or allergies) — useful in the post-monsoon weather.
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