15 Reasons Why Punekars Will Never Ever Think Of Moving Out Of Pune!
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Nothing can beat Pune’s weather! The chill breeze and drizzling all day long makes it the most romantic and soothing place to be in unlike Delhi and Mumbai.
HolidayIQ Traveller Shivam Gupta says, “I have been living in Pune for the past four years and I must say that it is a wonderful city with so much to see and do. Its a very green city and its true beauty comes out during and after the monsoons. The climate of Pune is quite pleasant.”
2. Gorging On Those Shrewsbury Biscuits
HolidayIQ Traveller Priyanka says, “Kayani bakery is located in M.G. Road and is one of the oldest parsi bakeries. Their choicest ones are Madeira.” Adds HolidayIQ Traveller Shalini Tiwari, “After whatever you eat for dinner, please go and eat pastries at Kayani Bakery.”
3. Night Life Doesn't Let You Get Back Home
HolidayIQ Traveller Shivam Gupta says, “From historic landmarks to posh nightclubs, Pune has everything. Pune has a fair share of nightclubs and if you are into live music, go to High Spirits, its the best live music venue in our country and there is always a gig happening there.”
4. Where Else Would You Get A Bun Maska Chai For Breakfast?
HolidayIQ Traveller Shalini Tiwari says, “Head to the famous and young Ferguson College Road. Take an auto and head up straight to Good Luck Cafe and get the best tea and bun maska combination served to start a perfect morning.”
5. Lohgarh And Rajgarh Trek To Pump Up Your Adrenalin
If you stay in Pune you will never get bored as there are so many adventures around the city.
HolidayIQ Traveller Mihir Mandrekar says, “Have climbed the fort thrice in three different seasons right from the base of the hill before the right turn to pavna. The trek is largely easy but gets quite intimidating towards the end near Vinchu Kaata. Best season is definitely monsoon when the top of the hill is entirely covered in clouds. The view is mesmerizing giving a panoramic view of lonavala to the west, pavna lake to the south and visapur fort to the north. Also a good place to spot snakes in the off season.”
6. The Mindblowing Events. Need We Say More?
Pune events are mindblowing NH7 weekender, PIFF, Pune Festival etc.
HolidayIQ Traveller Sanket Shah says, “Lot of music festivals take place here because of the number of students and also its close proximity to Mumbai.”
7. The Huge Queue Waiting At Vaishali, FC Road
HolidayIQ Traveller Tushar says, “FC Road is a must visit in Pune. Shopping can be done here. There are many famous eateries.” Adds HolidayIQ Traveller Richa from Bangalore, “Pune is a place to eat as much as you can! Eat outs at Fergusson College Road are awesome.” The best place in Pune to have breakfast you can always see a huge queue waiting for their opportunity and its a regular scene in a Punekar's life.
8. You Have Tried All Vada Pavs
You have tried out wada pavs from Joshi Wadewale, JJ Garden or Maushi’s. Vada pav at the Garden Vada Pav Centre is truly exceptional and Garden Vada Pav is a name, which most Punewala's are familiar with.
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Nothing can beat those impromptu trips to Lonavala, Mulshi, or Lavasa with your friends and loved ones.
10. Book Bonanza At Appa Balwant Chowk
A significant part of Pune, Appa Balwant Chowk is located in the heart of Pune city near Jogeshwari Temple. The entire area, which is mainly a road, is a prominent hub for books and stationery items and is often referred to as ABC Chowk amongst Puneites.
11. Shopping? Has To Be Tulsi Bagh
HolidayIQ Traveller Rohan says, “Tulsi Bagh is a shopping only place especially for girls.” HolidayIQ Traveller Priyanka says, “When in Pune, do not forget to shop the osho slippers.” Enjoy shopping for small knick-knacks at the local market of Pune called Tulsi Baug. Shopping is conducted at Laxmi Market and every Punekar know where to find the best tops, kurtis or shoes at Tilak Road and Tulsi Bagh all year round.
12. Scarfs, Women And Bikes... Where Will You Find Another Pune?
HolidayIQ Traveller Nirav Par says, “The public transportation is pathetic, in addition to that, auto guys in Pune are just miserable. Therefore the best way to commute is a two wheeler.”
13. FC Road Brimming With Cheery People On A Sunday Night
HolidayIQ Traveller Tushar says, “FC Road is a must visit in Pune. Shopping can be done here. There are many famous eateries It is one of the most famous hangout places in Pune.”
14. The Magic Of Ganesh Chaturthi At The Dagdu Sheth Temple
Every Punekar is sure to understand the magic of Ganesh Chaturthi, at the Dagdu Sheth temple.
HolidayIQ Traveller Abhijeet Wakkar says, “The most famous attraction of the Pune is the Shreemant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Mandir. Beautifully designed and well constructed with good security system.”
15. Because Nothing Can Replace Your Love For Pune
HolidayIQ Traveller Shivam Gupta says, “I have been living in Pune for the past four years and I must say that it is a wonderful city with so much to see and do. It’s a very green city and its true beauty comes out during and after the monsoons
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