3-Day Travel Itinerary for Visiting Beed

Beed

Here’s a 3‑Day Travel Itinerary for visiting Beed (Maharashtra, India) along with a table of popular places you can explore, estimated visit times, and entry fees (where available/typical).


Day 1 — Explore Beed Town & Temples

Morning

  • Kankaleshwar Temple – Ancient temple with historic vibes.
  • Khandoba Temple – 17th‑century temple in Beed town.

Lunch

  • Try local Maharashtrian food in Beed city.

Afternoon

  • Hazarat Shahenshahwali Mazar & Mansurshahwali Dargah – Historic Sufi sites.
  • Khajana Bawdi (Khajana Well) – A historic stepwell with architectural significance.

Evening

  • Stroll & shop at local markets or relax at Rajiv Gandhi Udyan (city park).

Day 2 — Parli Vaijnath & Nearby Attractions

Morning

  • Drive to Parli Vaijnath Temple (about ~20 km from Beed city) — one of the 12 revered Jyotirlingas.

Lunch

  • Have lunch in Parli town.

Afternoon

  • Yogeshwari Temple – Serene hilltop temple.
  • Shri Yogeshwari Devi Devasthan – Another well‑liked spiritual spot nearby.

Evening

  • Relax at a café in Parli or return to Beed city for dinner.

Day 3 — Nature & Forts

Morning

  • Kapildhar Falls / Sautada Waterfall — Seasonal waterfalls near Dharur.

Lunch

  • Picnic lunch near waterfall (carry snacks/water).

Afternoon

  • Dharur Fort — Historic fort with scenic views and trekking.

Evening

  • Wind down at Bindusara River / Bendsura Dam area and enjoy sunset views.


Table: Places to Visit in Beed District (Popularity, Avg Time, Fees)

PlaceCategoryAvg Time SpentApprox. Entry FeesNotes
Parli Vaijnath TempleReligious / Historic2–3 hrs₹0–₹100 (donation)One of 12 Jyotirlingas.
Yogeshwari TempleReligious1.5–2 hrs₹0–₹50Hilltop temple near Parli.
Shri Yogeshwari Devi DevasthanReligious1–1.5 hrs₹0–₹50Popular spiritual spot.
Kankaleshwar TempleHistoric/Religious1–1.5 hrs₹0–₹50Ancient temple in Beed.
Khandoba TempleTemple45–60 mins₹017th‑century temple.
Hazarat Shahenshahwali MazarReligious45–60 minsFreeHistoric Sufi site.
Khajana BawdiHistoric45–60 minsFreeCenturies‑old stepwell.
Kapildhar Falls / Sautada WaterfallNature1–2 hrsFreeBest in monsoon.
Dharur FortHistoric / Trek2–3 hrsFreeScenic and archaeological.
Bindusura / Bendsura DamNature/Relax1–2 hrsFreeGood for sunset views.
Majalgaon DamNatural / Scenic1–2 hrsFreeLarge dam reservoir.

Entry fees: Most religious and nature sites here are either free or have nominal donations/fees.


Travel Tips

  • Best Time to Visit: Oct – Feb for pleasant weather.
  • Transport: Beed now has rail connectivity which makes reaching easier.
  • Accommodation: Many budget hotels and guesthouses available in Beed and Parli.
  • Local Food: Try Maharashtrian thali, bhakri, misal, and local sweets.

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