Yeola

Yeola is a town, a municipal council and a taluka headquarters in Nashik District in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Yeola is known for work of an holy Sant Raghuji Baba, who was the main reformer of Yeola City. He built the first mosque in Yeola. People say that when Mughal King Aurangzeb would pass through any city with his army to capture India and if he would not find any mosque Masjid, he would destroy the whole city or village. When he was passing through Deccan south part of India or Aurangabad, he also passed Yeola City. A fear erupted in small Yeola City. People of Yeola City were worried about this since no single Muslim live in Yeola City and so there was no mosque or masjid. Raghuji Baba gathered some people and they built a Mosque. But after building the Mosque fear was not gone. Because there were no Muslims in city. He gathered some Muslim from surrounding area, and brought them to Yeola City. First mosque of Yeola city which called Patel ki Masjid and which is located in Bhaldar Galli near Samadhi of Raghuji Baba. This mosque was built by Hindu. Yeola municipal council is one of the oldest municipal councils in India. It was formed in 1857.

Tourist attarctions are apparently limited in Yeola. Sula Vineyards in Nasik is a popular and most accessible winery in India. Here, one can enjoy wine tour, tastings, courses, and fun events. Located in hills of Anjneri, The Coin Museum is the only museum of its kind in Asia. Located on a 400 feet tall hill, Chamar Caves are a part of Gajapantha Teerth, a holy place for the Jain.