Brahmagiri Hill near Trimbakeshwar is a sacred and scenic trekking spot in Maharashtra. We have bring a complete guide with routes from Mumbai, Pune & Karnataka, trek details, best time to visit, nearby places & budget.
Brahmagiri Hill in Trimbakeshwar – scenic spiritual trek and origin of the Godavari River in Maharashtra |
Brahmagiri Hill, Complete Guide
Brahmagiri Hill Trek is a spiritual and scenic trekking destination in Maharashtra, located near Trimbakeshwar in Nashik. Brahmagiri Hill also Known as the origin of the holy Godavari River, Brahmagiri Hill attracts both devotees and adventure trekkers. The trail offers 360° views of the Western Ghats, ancient temples, and fresh mountain air. Whether you are coming from Mumbai, Pune, or Karnataka, this guide covers routes, base points, best time to visit, facilities, budget & nearby attractions.
Significance Brahmagiri Hill
Brahmagiri Hill is considered one of the most sacred peaks in India as it is the birthplace of the Godavari River, often called ‘Ganga of the South’. According to mythology, it is believed that Lord Shiva himself appeared here to bless Sage Gautama.
How to Reach Brahmagiri Hill from Mumbai, Pune & Karnataka
- Base Location: Trimbakeshwar town
- Taluka: Trimbak
- District: Nashik, Maharashtra
- Coordinates: 20.3593° N, 73.5002° E
Start Point & Base Point
- Base Point: Near Trimbakeshwar Temple parking area
- Trek Duration: 1.5–2 hours to the top
- Trek Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
- Trail Type: Well-maintained steps & pathways
Google Map Link - Brahmagiri Hill Location
Best Route from Mumbai, Pune & Karnataka
From Mumbai (Approx. 180 km)
- Route: Mumbai → Thane → Kalyan → Kasara → Igatpuri → Trimbakeshwar → Brahmagiri Hill
- Nearest Railhead: Kasara or Nashik Road + road transport to Trimbakeshwar
From Pune (Approx. 240 km)
- Route: Pune → Chakan → Alephata → Sangamner → Nashik → Trimbakeshwar
- Rail: Pune to Nashik Road + taxi/bus to Trimbakeshwar
From Karnataka (Hubli/Belagavi)
- Route: Karnataka → Kolhapur → Pune → Mumbai–Nashik Highway → Nashik → Trimbakeshwar
- Overnight break at Pune or Nashik recommended
Ideal Stopovers near Brahmagiri Hills
- Trimbakeshwar Jyotirlinga Temple
- Anjaneri Fort
- Vaitarna Dam
- Gangapur Dam
Best Time to Visit
- July to September: Monsoon greenery & waterfalls (stairs can be slippery)
- October to February: Pleasant weather & clear skies
- Avoid peak summer – hot & exhausting
Things to Do
- Trekking & photography
- Visit origin of Godavari River
- Temple darshan at the top
- Combine with Anjaneri Fort or Harihar Fort trek
Is Camera or Drone Allowed?
- Camera: Yes (Free)
- Drone: Generally allowed, but confirm with local authorities or temple trust
Nearby Places
- Anjaneri Fort
- Harihar Fort
- Trimbakeshwar Temple
- Brahmagiri Caves
Suitable for
✅ Pilgrims & devotees ✅ Beginner trekkers ✅ Families & groups
Facilities (Food, Water, Toilet, Parking)
- Food: Plenty of eateries & prasad stalls near base
- Water: Available en route & at base, but safer to carry your own
- Toilets: Available at base area
- Parking: Paid parking near Trimbakeshwar Temple (~₹30–₹50 per vehicle)
Budget Estimate
Entry Fee: NoneTravel Cost:
- Mumbai: ₹600–₹1,200
- Pune: ₹800–₹1,500
Guide: Not required (trail is marked)
Visit This Spot With a Trek of?
Can be clubbed with Anjaneri Fort Trek or Harihar Fort Trek for a spiritual + adventure combo.
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