Located in the heart of the Panchavati area, Kalaram Mandir is an architectural marvel built entirely of black basalt stone. It is the most important Ram temple in Nashik, marking the spot where Lord Ram lived during his exile.

Explore the history of the Ramayana. Use the Trilok App to find the walking route from here to Sita Gufa.

Significance: The Black Idol

• The Deity: The idols of Lord Ram, Sita, and Lakshman are carved from black sand, which is why it is called "Kalaram" (Black Ram).
• History: The temple was built by Sardar Rangrao Odhekar in 1792. It is said that 2000 workers took 12 years to complete it.

Location & How to Reach

• Address: Panchavati, Nashik, Maharashtra 422003.
• Nearby: Walking distance from Ramkund and Sita Gufa.

Trilok App Tip: The temple architecture is stunning at sunset. Use the Trilok App to check the sunset time for the best photography lighting (from outside the sanctum).

Temple Timings

• Opening Hours: 5:30 AM – 10:00 PM
• Aarti: Morning ~7:00 AM Evening ~7:00 PM

Experience Ramayana on Trilok

• Ram Navami: The Rath Yatra here is famous. Get the route map and timings on the app.
• Audio Guide: Listen to the Aranya Kanda (Forest Chapter) of Ramayana while exploring Panchavati.

Download the Trilok App today and walk in the footsteps of Lord Ram.