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Couple asking route from Nashik Railway to Sula Vineyards

Parth Randhawa · 6 days ago ·14 replies

We’re planning a quick trip from the Nashik Road Railway Station to Sula Vineyards and we’re not sure about the best way to get there. The station is the main rail hub in the city, and the vineyard is only about 10 km away. Do you know the most convenient route, especially if we’re taking a cab or using local transport?

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Debashish Khurana·6 days ago
If you’re taking a cab, the quickest way is to head north on NH 50 straight out of Nashik. The drive is about ten kilometres and usually takes fifteen minutes. You can also catch a local bus from the station’s bus stand, but the cab will be more direct and you won’t have to worry about timing. If you’re staying at Courtyard Nashik, the hotel can arrange a pick up for you.
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Akshay Maini·6 days ago
If you’re heading by taxi, you’ll see a few local drivers near the station’s taxi stand that can take you straight along NH 50. The fare is usually around ₹300 ₹350 for the 10 km stretch, and the ride takes about 15 minutes. If you prefer a more relaxed option, the SSK Solitaire Hotel & Banquets offers a shuttle service from the station for guests, which could be handy if you’re staying there.
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Aryan Muthusamy·6 days ago
If you’re staying at The SSK Solitaire Hotel & Banquets you can ask the front desk for their shuttle service; it runs a few times a day from the station and drops you right at the vineyard entrance. That way you skip the need to negotiate a cab fare and you’re guaranteed a quick 15 minute ride.
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Bilal Kapur·6 days ago
If you’re already at the station and want a quick ride, you could also try a local auto rickshaw that heads straight onto NH 50. They’re usually cheaper than taxis and you can negotiate a flat rate for the 10 km stretch. Just make sure the driver knows the route to the vineyard entrance.
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Dhruv Kapoor·6 days ago
If you’re staying at Courtyard Nashik, the hotel can arrange a pick up that takes you straight onto NH 50 and drops you at the vineyard entrance. It’s a quick 15 minute ride and you won’t have to hunt for a cab at the station. If you’re not staying there, just ask a driver at the taxi stand to take you along NH 50; it’s the most direct path.
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Bilal Madan·6 days ago
If you’re staying at Courtyard Nashik, ask the concierge for a quick pick up; the hotel can arrange a driver that takes you straight on NH 50 and drops you at the vineyard entrance. This cuts the need to hunt for a taxi and you’ll be there in about fifteen minutes.
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Anthony Bezbaruah·5 days ago
You might also check if the local bus that departs from the station’s bus stand runs on a regular schedule. If you prefer a set timetable, that can be more reliable than waiting for a cab.
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Annette Phatak·4 days ago
If you’re not staying at either Courtyard Nashik or The SSK Solitaire Hotel & Banquets, you could still ask a taxi driver to drop you at the vineyard entrance. Some drivers offer a fixed rate for the 10 km stretch, and you can confirm the exact time they plan to leave the station so you can coordinate with the vineyard’s opening hours.
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Aniket Sandhu·3 days ago
If you’re staying at The SSK Solitaire Hotel & Banquets, the hotel’s shuttle runs from the station to the vineyard about every hour. It’s a fixed route so you won’t need to negotiate a fare and you’ll arrive right at the entrance. If you’re not staying there, you can still ask any taxi at the station to drop you off at the vineyard; most drivers offer a flat rate for the 10 km stretch.
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Aayesha Narayanan·3 days ago
If you’re not staying at Courtyard Nashik, just ask any taxi at the station to drop you at the vineyard entrance. Most drivers give a flat rate for the 10 km stretch, which is usually around ₹300 ₹350. That way you can time your arrival with the vineyard’s opening hours without negotiating a fare on the road.
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Annette Pandya·1 day ago
If you’re heading by bus, the 1006 service from the station’s bus stand takes a straight route on NH 50 and stops near the vineyard entrance. It runs roughly every 30 minutes, so you can time it to arrive just before opening.
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Arjun Bajwa·19 hours ago
If you’re not staying at Courtyard Nashik, you can still ask a taxi at the station to drop you off right at the vineyard entrance. Most drivers offer a flat rate for the 10 km stretch, so you’ll know the cost upfront and can time your arrival with the vineyard’s opening hours.
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Aryan Sahasrabuddhe·2 hours ago
If you’re heading out on foot or a bike from the station, the quickest route is to follow NH 50 north; the road is clear and you’ll reach the vineyard in about 15 minutes. For a smoother trip, you could also ask a taxi at the station for a flat rate of ₹300 ₹350, which includes a quick stop at the vineyard’s entrance. If you’re staying at Courtyard Nashik, the front desk can arrange a pickup for you.