Anjaneri

Anjaneri

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Half day Jun–Mar

Hanuman's birthplace hill

Why this weekend?

Anjaneri fortHanuman templeSunrise trek
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The day-by-day plan

Day 1Half day · The Hanuman hill
  1. Morning arrival
  2. Anjani temple
  3. Ridge walk
  4. Hanuman shrine
  5. Valley stop, return

Geography & terrain

Anjaneri sits on the hills above the Nashik valley in Maharashtra, 22 km from Nashik town and barely 8 km from Trimbakeshwar — the Anjaneri hill's long ridge and Hanuman shrine rise from the Sahyadri's western face, where the monsoon's cloud country begins.

History & culture

Ramayana tradition names Anjaneri as the birthplace of Hanuman — the hill of Anjani's son, with the Anjani mata and Hanuman temples marking the legend; the fortified hill's older name and the local devotion of the region have made the ridge a pilgrimage-trek of the Nashik country.

Where to stay

Budget

₹1,000–2,500/night

Mid-range

₹2,500–5,000/night

Comfort

₹5,000+/night

Things to do

Anjani shrine
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Anjani shrine

Hanuman temple
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Hanuman temple

Ridge crest
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Ridge crest

Monsoon falls
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Monsoon falls

Valley views
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Valley views

Eat & drink

  • Vada pav
  • Misal pav
  • Pav bhaji
  • Puran poli

Getting there

Fly
Mumbai (BOM) / Pune (PNQ) / Nagpur (NAG)
Train
Mumbai CST, Pune, Nagpur junctions
Road from Mumbai
varies by district — 40–500 km
Getting around
Local trains, autos, buses, app taxis

Budget snapshot

Total
₹5,000–11,000 (2 days)
Per day · Stay
₹1,000–5,000/night
Per day · Food
₹600–1,000
Per day · Transport
₹600–1,000
Per day · Activities
₹700–1,100

Month by month

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Practical info

  • Language: Marathi (English understood in tourist spots)
  • Best window: Jun–Mar
  • Connectivity: good 4G in towns
  • UPI/cards widely accepted; keep small cash for hill and market stops

Practical tips

  • The ridge is exposed and windy — hats and steady shoes
  • Monsoon (Jun–Sep) brings the falls and the clouds; winter is clear and dry
  • Pairs with Trimbakeshwar for the sacred-morning circuit

Frequently asked questions

Ramayana tradition marks the hill as Hanuman's birthplace — the Anjani and Hanuman shrines hold the claim.

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The ridge walk is moderate and short — a temple-and-view climb rather than an expedition.

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The monsoon for the falls and the green; the winter for clear valley views.

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