Pune guide 3 fascinating places to visit in pune

Pune Guide - Three Fascinating Places to Visit in Pune Pune, a city that is most popular as the perfect weekend getaway destination, is the second largest city in the state of Maharashtra. It is also considered as the cultural capital of the state and is a the centre of administration and business. Besides, it is a very young city, as large part of the city's population is covered by students and young professionals, which is also the reason behind Pune being so lively and vibrant.

Tourism is also one major attribute of the city, as there is a lot to explore-understand in Pune tourism.

As a popular weekend getaway, the city attracts thousands of visitors (young and old alike) from all of the neighbouring states and cities; Mumbai topping the list without any issues. Other prime cities from where the locals head to Pune include - Yeravda, Bhambourda, Khadki, Dapodi, Lohogaon, and Chinchwad.

As a blazing tourist destination, the city is one of the most beautiful places in the country. With amazing ancient hills, several picturesque locations, massive rock-cut caves, and beautiful lush forests, the city is certainly the heaven on earth. If one has to define heaven, then he should visit Pune, as it will help him to give him an idea of heaven.

There is actually so much to explore in the city. Some are pretty much apparent namely - Wetren Ghat, Aga Khan Palace, Rajgad Fort, Mulsi Lake, and Lonavala; where as some are not that famous.

But, even the not so popular places are equally fun and interesting. Following are these type of three not so popular but fun places to visit •

Tribal Museum - located to the east of Pune City Station, is the Tribal Museum, which is a unique museum that houses several interesting artifacts that relates to Sahyadri and Gondhwa territories of Maharastra. It is open between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM. It presents some very interesting-good insight of the lives of the tribal people. It is a must see destination for those who are keen in learning the traditions, art, and cultures of several locations in the country.

Illustration 1: Tribal Museum •

Fergusson College - it is one of the most iconic places in the city. Built in 19th century, the building is a lovely colonial structure that now serves as one of the best universities in the country. An interesting fact about the college is that it is in close association with country's politics as its founders were among the leaders who pioneered India National Congress and Indian Socialist Movement. It is located right at the heart of the city,so reaching there will not be that difficult.

Illustration 2: Fergusson College Main Building

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Pashan Lake - it is a man-made lake, located at the suburb of the city. It is doesn't tops the list of places to visit in Pune, but is a must visit. The lake is built by accumulating a small rivulet. It is spread across 40 sq km and is used as the source of water for the old Pashan village. Several rare migratory birds come to this place, which is the main reason for visitors coming to this lake. It also features a 300 metre footpath, aspace with the lake, offering a very beautiful view of the lake.

Illustration 3: Pashan Lake These were the three tourist places that every visitor to the city must visit. Besides, visiting them and the other popular places in the city, one can also take part in several activities relating things to do in Pune, such as go air gliding, horse riding, bird watching, trekking, camping, dining, and shopping.

So, the next time when you visit the city, then do consider the three places mentioned above, and also indulge in the several fun activities.

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