The city of Nevasa is the location of a 75 - foot tall temple of Mohini, built in 1773, which houses an image of Mohiniraj (Vishnu).

The remains of a multilevel settlement dating from the Paleolithic period to the Middle Ages have been discovered at Navasa.

Excavations were conducted by H. D. Sankalia in the 1950s and by G. Karve-Corvinus in 1967.

Nevasa's Aeneolithic layer reveals a settled agricultural culture characterized in the second millennium B.C.

by implements (elongated plates) similar to those of the Harappa civilization, in modern-day Pakistan.