Paithan, a versatile region, has seen a variety of significant dynasties, revolutions, and aesthetic cultures. Sri Nimbarka, the founder of the Nimbarka Sampradaya Vaishnavism tradition, was born there. Sant Eknath Maharaj, whose samadhi is located here, was also a resident of the district. During the Paithan Yatra, also known as Nath Shashthi, devotees flock to the district. As a Digambar Jain Atishay Kshetra, Paithan is important. A beautiful black-colored sand idol of Bhagwan Munisuvratnath, the loth Jain Tirthankar, is installed in a temple here. Tourists can also visit the world's first sand-built dam Jayakawadi Dam. Paithan is a significant archaeological site since it contains antiquities from various historical periods on the surface of the mounds. Beads, terracotta, bangles, and coins from the Satavahana era were among the antiquities discovered. The Paithani saree is also well-known in Paithan. Every saree is a regal creation made of pure silk and embellished with gold and silver threads in traditional designs.