Best Things To Do in Pune, India

  1. Mahatma Phule Museum

    4.1 (81 Votes)
    Mahatma Phule Museum

    Museum, History Museum, Specialty Museum

    Founded in 1875 and initially known as the Poona Industrial Museum and later as the Lord Reay Museum, the Mahatma Phule museum was renamed so in the year 1968 after Mahatma Phule and his wife Savitribai Phule stayed in the building for some time. On display at the museum are artefacts and objects related to agriculture, industry, geology, engineering, cottage industry and minerals. The museum a...Read more
  2. National War Memorial Southern Command

    Museum, War Memorial, Specialty Museum

    Also known as the National War Memorial, the National War Museum is dedicated to the brave Indian soldiers who lost their lives during various battles. The only war memorial in South Asia constructed by using funds raised from the general public, the museum premises has on display a MIG 23 BN aeroplane that was used in the Kargil War. Apart from the aeroplane, the museum has exhibits such as ba...Read more
  3. Blades Of Glory Cricket Museum

    Museum, Specialty Museum

    If you are a cricket fanatic then the Blades of Glory Cricket Museum is for you! On display are items and mementoes such as: Bats signed by each of the 11 World Cup-winning teams. Bats signed by 3 of the World T20 champion teams. Signed bats of all World Cup Winning Captains. Bats signed by legendary cricket players such as Brian Lara, Jaysurya and Virendra Sehwag. The trouser that Sachin Tend...Read more
  4. Gram Sanskruti Udyan

    4.4 (67 Votes)
    Gram Sanskruti Udyan

    Art And Culture, Outdoors, Park, Entertainment

    The Gram Sanskruti Udyan Pune was created for the better understanding of how rural Indian, more specifically Maharashtrian, villages are. A village in itself, the park has on display numerous statues depicting the daily lives of the people from rural India, right from a Panchayat in action to a temple with visitors and priests to a farmer ploughing in the fields to people weaving to a teacher ...Read more
  5. Shinde Chhatri

    4.2 (80 Votes)
    Shinde Chhatri

    Temple, Landmark, Historical Site, Architecture

    Also known as the Mahadaji Shinde Chhatri, this memorial structure is architecturally stunning. Consisting of 3 shrines viz. the Shiva temple, the Maruti temple and the chhatri of Mahadaji Shinde (a brave and famous commander in Chief of the Maratha army), this place is a must visit for first time visitors to the city of Pune. With a blend of Rajasthani and British styles of architect...Read more
  6. Bund Garden

    Garden, Walking Area, Entertainment, Boating

    Situated on the right bank of the Mula-Mutha Rivers, Bund Garden is named so after the bund (mini dam) built across the rivers. Popular with joggers and morning walk enthusiasts, the garden is also a retreat for migratory birds during winter. Sometimes, magic shows and horse riding events are organized within the garden for the entertainment of the visitors. One can also undertake boating at th...Read more
  7. St. Patrick's Cathedral

    Church, Religious Site, Architecture

    A prominent landmark in Pune, the St. Patrick's Cathedral is the headquarters of the Pune Bishop and the principal Church of Pune diocese. Boasting of Gothic style of architecture, the cathedral was built in the year 1850, mainly to cater to the British catholic soldiers.  While visiting the church, do check out the 16 stained glass panels depicting the Life of Jesus as well as the skyligh...Read more
  8. M . G Road

    Cafe, Restaurant, Entertainment, Market

    This one is for all the shopaholics out there! The Moledina Grant Road, popularly known as M.G. Road is a bustling area lined with shops, restaurants, jewellery showrooms, cafes and boutiques. The commercial hub of Pune Cantonment, you will find many old and popular stores, bakeries and eateries over here. Running parallel to M.G. Road is East Street. While in the vicinity, do check out the sho...Read more
  9. Fort Jadhavgadh

    4.3 (148 Votes)
    Fort Jadhavgadh

    Hotel, Museum, Outdoors, Entertainment

    Maharashtra's only Fort Heritage hotel, Fort Jadhavgadh Hotel and Resort is a must visit to experience unparalleled luxury. Spread across 25 acres, features within the heritage hotel include: Comfortable and lavish accommodations (including tent accommodations) A temperature controlled swimming pool A beautifully decorated and furnished dining area An in house spa An in house museum Other act...Read more
  10. Rajgad Fort

    4.7 (165 Votes)
    Rajgad Fort

    Temple, Outdoors, Fort

    If you are a trekking enthusiast, you have to hike up the Rajgad Fort while visiting Pune. Located around 60 kilometres from Pune, the historical fort offers stunning views of the Sahyadri Mountain range. With a moderate difficulty level, some points of interest on the fort are: Bale killa Sanjeevani Machee Padmavati Temple Padmavati Machee Pali Darwaja Rajgad Fort also provides fantastic nig...Read more
  11. Diamond Water Park

    3.5 (43 Votes)
    Diamond Water Park

    Outdoors, Amusement Park, Water Park, Entertainment

    If you are visiting Pune during the summers, head over to the Diamond Water Park to beat the heat. Having a tagline of ‘where the fun never ends’, the water park is home to 28 different rides along with various other activities and amenities. A perfect destination for spending a fun family day, the Diamond Water Park has rides and features such as wave pool, octopus slide, a kiddies...Read more
  12. Dinosaur Park In PCMC

    Garden, Bridge, Walking Area, Entertainment

    One of the most interesting places to visit in Pune if you are on a trip to the city with kids is the Dinosaur Park in PCMC. Also known as PCMC's Rajmata Jijau Garden. Offering verdant beds of lawn where kids can play their heart out and adults can relax or take a stroll. T The speciality of this park is the 40-foot Dinosaur structure that excites and invites kids! The big circular fo...Read more
  13. Bhimashankar Temple

    4.6 (1790 Votes)
    Bhimashankar Temple

    Religious Site, Temple, Historical Site

    One of the twelve major Jyotir linga sites in India, Bhimashankar Mandir is an ancient shrine in the Sahyadri Mountains. It is also the origin place of river Bhima that flows southeast and merges with River Krishna. The journey to this absolutely blissful temple is full of adventures, surprises and unexpected treasures. A legend of Lord Shiva slaying the tyrant Bhima is narrated by the locals. ...Read more
  14. Phoenix Market City

    4.5 (476 Votes)
    Phoenix Market City

    Dine In, Entertainment, Theatre, Mall

    If shopping, dining and entertainment are on your mind, the Phoenix Market City mall should be on your Pune travel itinerary. Within the mall, you will find stores, brands and eateries like: Star Bazaar Marks and Spencer Westside Chaat Bazaar Bargain Book Hunt Forest Essentials Puma Juice Lounge The Bombay Store Lee Wow Momo Tommy Hilfiger Aldo Converse Gili Mom & Me Satya Paul and a lot m...Read more
  15. Pune Airport Image
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    Pune Airport (IATA: PNQ, ICAO: VAPO) is an international airport located in Pune, Maharashtra, India. It is located approximately 10 km (6.2 mi) northeast of the city center. The airport is owned and operated by the Airports Authority of India (AAI).The airport serves as a secondary hub for Air India Regional, Alliance Air, and SpiceJet. It also serves as a focus city for IndiGo.History:Pune Ai...Read more