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Dear Colleagues,
It gives us Immense Pleasure to Invite You to the MCNS 2026 in the Holy City of Nashik.

Situated on the banks of Godavari and surrounded by Sahyadris, Nashik was once the Divine abode of Lord Rama himself!

The Theme for this Conference is “Sharing Experience, Striving For Excellence – In Neurosurgery”. We are arranging a host of Scientific activities viz. Orations, Symposia, Panel Discussions, Cadaveric Workshops and of course Cultural Events.

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About Nashik

About Nashik

About Nashik

Steeped in mythology, Nashik bears relics of Ramayan era like Panchavati, Ramkund, Sitagufa, Kalaram Temple and many more. Close to Nashik Temple towns like Trimbakeshwar, Shirdi, Saptashrungi, and Shanishingnapur add to the Religious appeal of Nashik. The City incidentally is also hosting “Kumbh Mela”- A 12 yr cyclical Event in late 2026-27

Over the Last Few decades Nashik has Transformed Into an Industrial Hotspot hosting bigwigs like Mahindra, Bosch, Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) and the Currency Note Press. Home to 27 Vineyards led by the Sula, Nashik is aptly called the “Wine Capital” of Bharat.

Situated on NH-3 (Mumbai – Agra Highway) Nashik has Excellent connectivity by Road (Including the Recently commissioned Samriddhi Mahamarg), Rail and by Air

Places to Visit in Nashik

Places

Discover Godaghat – The Sacred Ganga Ghat of Nashik

- Located on the banks of the Godavari River in Nashik, Godaghat, also known as Ganga Ghat, is a serene and spiritual destination. A key religious site, it attracts countless pilgrims and visitors year-round.
Nearby Attractions:
Ramkund – Sacred tank where Lord Rama is believed to have bathed.
Kapaleshwar Temple – An ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Ram Ghat – A bustling ghat filled with devotion and rituals.
Panchavati – A historical area with temples linked to the Ramayana.
Experience the spiritual essence and cultural richness of Nashik at Godaghat.

Kalaram Temple – Panchavati, Nashik

Kalaram Temple, located in the sacred Panchavati area of Nashik, Maharashtra, is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Rama. The temple gets its name from the striking black idol of Rama ("Kala" meaning black and "Ram" meaning Lord Rama). The sanctum also houses the idols of Goddess Sita and Lord Lakshmana. Every day, thousands of devotees visit this spiritual landmark.
A Glimpse into History
Believed to have ancient roots dating back to the Rashtrakuta era (7th–11th century), the current temple was rebuilt in the 1700s by Sardar Rangarao Odhekar. As per legend, Odhekar dreamt of a black idol submerged in the Godavari River. On retrieving it, he established the temple as per divine guidance. A statue of Sardar Odhekar still stands in the temple to honor his devotion.
According to the Ramayana, Lord Rama spent part of his exile in Panchavati, making this location deeply significant in Hindu mythology.

Trimbakeshwar Temple

Trimbakeshwar Temple is a revered Hindu shrine located in Trimbak, near Nashik, Maharashtra. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, it is one of the twelve sacred Jyotirlingas in India. The temple is especially unique for its three-faced linga, representing the divine trinity — Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
Nestled at the foot of Brahmagiri Hill, the temple marks the origin of the holy Godavari River at the sacred pond called Kushavarta. Built from black stone in the 18th century by Peshwa Balaji Bajirao, the temple is known for its exquisite architecture and spiritual ambiance.
Key Highlights:
- Jyotirlinga with three faces (Tridev)
- Origin of Godavari River (Kushavarta)
- Site of the Kumbh Mela every 12 years
- Celebrates Mahashivaratri and Shravan month
- Just 28 km from Nashik
A visit to Trimbakeshwar offers both spiritual peace and a glimpse into rich Hindu tradition.

Shirdi – The Land of Sai Baba

Shirdi, also known as Sainagar, is a revered pilgrimage town in Maharashtra’s Ahmednagar district. It became famous as the home of Sai Baba, a 19th-century saint known for his teachings on love, peace, and faith.
Sai Baba arrived in Shirdi around the 1850s and, over time, became a spiritual icon respected by both Hindus and Muslims. After his passing in 1918, his final resting place was established at Samadhi Mandir, now the heart of Shirdi.
Today, Shirdi welcomes around 60,000 visitors daily, making it one of India’s busiest spiritual destinations. The town has a population of over 36,000, with a literacy rate above the national average.

Explore the World of Sula Wines

Sula Vineyards, based in Nashik, is India’s leading winery known for its premium red, white, rosé, and sparkling wines. Exported to over 30 countries, Sula is celebrated for quality, sustainability, and innovation in winemaking.
Enjoy signature experiences like vineyard tours, tastings, and a stay at The Source at Sula resort.
Popular Picks: Sparkling Shiraz – India’s first, bold and fruity
Satori Merlot – Smooth, rich, and versatile
Plus, a wide range of crisp whites, vibrant rosés, and sweet wines.