Day 1: On arrival, meet and Greet with our representative of ASTHA TOURISM at Shirdi/ Nashik/ Pune / Aurangabad Airport you will be transferred to Shirdi. Enroute We will visit the famous Shani temple at Shani Shingnapur which is very famous for its door-less village and despite there is no theft has been reported in the village. Seek blessings from Lord Shani and proceed to Shirdi. Once you reach shirdi, complete your check-in formalities and get ready to go to Sai Baba Mandir. The temple is famous for all visitors from any religions, thereafter visit to sacred Samadhi of Shirdi Sai Baba (experience the serene ambience), dwarkamai, chavadi, khandoba temple and nand deep. Late evening get back to the hotel for a comfortable stay.
Day 2 : After breakfast, you will be taken on a day trip to  Ellora. On arrival visit Grishneshwar Temple that was built by a Shiva devotee when he found the treasure hidden in a snake pit. Beautiful carvings of the Dash avatars in Red stone beautify this Temple. Thereafter visit one of the UNESCO sites, Ellora Caves,*(Caves are closedon everyTuesday)* which is recorded in the list of world heritage sites. One of the major architectural attractions here is the Kailash temple, which is one of the largest massive structures in the world. After a wonderful day of exploration, you return and enjoy an overnight stay at the Shirdi.
Day 3:Â After breakfast depart for Nashik, Nashik is an industrial town and a renowned pilgrim destination visited for its Proximity to Trimbakeshwar (One of the 12 Jyotirlinga temples of Lord Shiva at half an hour drive from Nashik) and temples & Caves with Ramayana era significance. Proceed to Trimbakeshwar Temple Darshan. On the return take a short diversion to visit Anjaneri, believed to be the Birthplace of Lord Hahuman. In the afternoon visit Panchvati area and visit Naroshankar Temple, Sita Gunfa. Thereafter Kalaram Temple (Ancient Temple). Ram Kund, Sundarnarayan Temple, Naroshankar Temple, Muktidham and Overnight stay Shirdi/Nashik.
Day 4:Â Â Finish your scrumptious breakfast and after this proceed towards Bhimashankar, which is considered one of the holiest shrines in India. As per legends, the temple is named after the River Bhima, which evaporated due to the war between Lord Shiva and demon Tripurasur. The temple is a perfect example of the Nagara style of architecture. This is an architectural marvel and it depicts the excellency of the skills of the ancient sculptures. After darshan proceed to Nearest airport or Railway station on arrival drop tour end.
