Pune Solo Trip

My solo trip to Pune

Pune can seriously be my second home

not because it is closer from Mumbai and its a I.T hub or business park but because of its night life and the variety it provides for foodie people like us.

I stayed in Pune for 3 days and 2 nights

Bustling and commercial, leafy and slow, cosmopolitan and vintage, Pune effortlessly adds up to more than the sum of its parts. It is a city where history often asserts itself, but with a careless lightness.

History of pune.

This is the city where Shivaji spent his childhood. This was the capital of the Maratha confederacy at the height of its power — the Peshwas’ Pune. This is where the British defeated the Marathas in 1817, making it their monsoon capital ( Pune being drier than Mumbai), laying grounds for the graceful cantonment of today. This is where Lokmanya Tilak brought out his newspaper and where the British imprisoned Mahatma Gandhi for two years.

Restaurants in Pune:-

From hole-in-the-wall bars and roadside eateries to fine dining hubs—these restaurants in Pune are no stranger to the city’s love for exquisite meals. Pune is home to an eclectic crowd of food-lovers and the city serves up everything from Western favourites to Asian delicacies. Whether you’re looking for a haven of fusion foods or a traditional taste of lip-smacking snacks—there’s no dearth of restaurants to satisfy the discerning palate.

a must have things in Pune are

1. German Bakery -

RECOMMENDED DISHES

Red Velvet Cake, Kheema Pav, Jerk Chicken, Mango Cheese Cake. I had chicken lasagna.

2. Blue nile- Koregaon park

RECOMMENDED DISHES

mutton kheem, chicken biryani and 3 in 1 ice cream.

3. BluO - phoenix mall pune

all of the above seriously. cool place to hangout, bowling, food

4. Tiranga restaurant

Spicy food and cool sol kadhi, nothing can beat this.

5. Flavours Of China - inorbit mall

6. The Burger Barn Café

and many more places and restro list goes on n on

Places to visit in Pune

There’s no dearth of places to visit in Pune, which will fill up your Pune itinerary. Lying at the confluence of the Mutha and Mula rivers, the city of Pune is home to the well-known spiritual hub, the Osho International Meditation Centre. While Koregaon Park is peppered with eateries, entertainment venues and malls, the Bund Park on the other hand is a quiet oasis away from the city hustle. Climb up a flight of 108 stairs at Parvati Hills to catch panoramic views of the city. For the movie buffs a visit to the Prabhat Museum will unveil a memorabilia of Indian films.

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