Sai Baba lies at a distance of 122 kms approximately from this place and is dedicated to Sai Baba. The place witnesses devotees lining up right from the wee hours in the morning to attain the blessings of Sai Baba. The darshan is available throughout the week, but Thursday is especially considered as holy for the Baba. Nearby is the Dwarkamani mosque, where the Baba is believed to have meditated and slept on alternate nights. Just next to the mosque is a long corridor. Here, the eternal flame burns day and night. 

Few other tourist attractions are Gurusthan, Khandoba Temple, Shani Mandir, Narsimha Mandir, Changdev Maharaj Samadhi and the Sakori Ashram. Dharamshalas (rest houses) and Khanavals (eating joints) are available in plenty at this place and the rates are reasonable too. For those with a posh lifestyle, there are budget as well as luxury hotels. 

Trimbakeshwar is situated in the heart of the village Trimbak, 36 kms from Nasik. It forms the source of the Godavari River. The Trimbakeshwar temple here is a very famous and is thronged by thousands who arrive to take the blessings of the Lord. Trimbakeshwar is one of the 12 jyotirlinga sites in India. It is believed that bathing in the waters of the Godavari is an easy way to attain salvation. The Mahashivaratri festival is celebrated every year. 

Dudhsagar Waterfalls is the favourite spot of the youngsters and the teens, who come here often to liven up their spirits. Situated at Someshwar, the waterfalls are 10 metres long and the water is milky white. The rock has steps chiselled on it for easy access and the place is a major attraction especially just after the rains. The Kumbh Mela is held at twelve different places and one of them is Nasik too. 

Ajneri was the gateway to enter into Trimbakeshwar in the earlier times. It is now, a very beautiful tourist destination. The Saptashringi Devi Temple is 55 kms from Nasik, located at 'Wani and is dedicated to Goddess Saptashringi. One can take a quick look at the huge rocky hill that stands out gloriously. The Goddess Saptashirngi is supposed to be self-manifested.  Also known as the Goddess possessing eighteen weapons in eighteen hands, she is positioned as if ready to fight the demons. A path leads to the Maharashtra Engineering Research Institute (MERI), which is towards the left. Even further is the Seetakund at Mhasrul village. 

Nandurmadhmeshwar is 60 kms from Nasik. It is a paradise for bird lovers and those who adore nature. The best season for bird-watching is October-March. Tourists can either use their private vehicles or commute in taxis, tourist cars, auto rickshaws and vans, which are ideal for families or groups.