Panchavati

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Panchavati is a sacred Hindu pilgrimage area in Nashik, Maharashtra, associated with episodes from the Ramayana and revered for its temples and holy ghats along the Godavari River.

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Panchavati canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu pilgrimage site
religious locality
associatedWithDeity Lakshmana
Rama
Sita
associatedWithEpicEpisode Rama’s exile
abduction of Sita
associatedWithText Ramayana
country India
district Nashik district
etymology name traditionally interpreted as “place of five banyan trees”
hasCulturalSignificance important site in the Ramayana pilgrimage circuit
hasFunction cremation and last rites at Ramkund
place for religious rituals and ceremonies
hasGhat Lakshman Kund
Ramkund
Sita Kund
hasNearbyCityCenter Nashik
surface form: Nashik city center
hasPilgrimFacility dharamshalas and lodges for pilgrims
hasReligiousPractice offering pind daan (ancestral rites)
ritual bathing in Ramkund
temple worship and aarti ceremonies
hasSacredRiver Godavari
surface form: Godavari River
hasSite Kalaram Temple
Sita Gufa
Sundarnarayan Temple
Tapovan
heritageStatus important religious heritage area of Nashik
isPilgrimageDestinationFor Hindus
knownFor holy ghats
ritual bathing in the Godavari River
temples
languageUsed Hindi
Marathi language
surface form: Marathi
locatedIn India
Maharashtra
Nashik
Nashik district
locatedOnRiver Godavari
surface form: Godavari River
partOf Nashik
surface form: Nashik city
primaryDeityWorshipped Rama
region Western India
surface form: western India
religion Hinduism
state Maharashtra
tourismType cultural tourism
religious tourism
visitedDuringFestival Dussehra
Kumbh Mela in Nashik
Ram Navami

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Nashik hasPilgrimageSite Panchavati
Rama associatedPlace Panchavati
Aranya Kanda associatedPlace Panchavati
Kalaram Temple locatedInArea Panchavati