For some, destining across this vivacious city, Pune is a piece of cake but for all those out there who are clueless in deciding their tourist spot, this blog ought to be handy. Before stepping onto the wide and dynamic locations prevailing in the heart of Pune, its whereabouts need to be clearly understood. So, starting with that; Pune, earlier known as Poona was derived from the word “Punya- Nagari” meaning “The Blessed City”. Surrounded largely by the Western Ghats and encircled with lush greenery around, Pune is one of the charming destinations of India. It is here where you get to see the heart- throbbing historic sites, religiously beautiful temples and thrilling trekking locations. So, if you are planning to make a weekend outing, don’t miss out these:
Pataleshwar Cave Temple; an architecture that dates back to the 8th century is a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. This temple is carved from a single piece of basalt rock that houses the statues of other Hindu gods and goddesses as well.
Parvati Hill; a temple dedicated to the Hindu Goddess Parvati is 2100 feet above the ground that is located in the Southern part of Pune. Built by the Peshawas, the skyline of Pune and the striking picturesque of nature can be viewed from the hilltop. There is no entry fee for this spot and you get a chance to click snaps too.
Shaniwar Wada Palace; a unique and stunning blend of the Mughal architecture and Maratha’s craftsmanship, this palace was once the residence of the royal Peshwas which was later destroyed by a fire in the 19th century. Though much of its structures were destroyed, one can still enjoy viewing the grand gardens.
These are few amongst the many places to visit in Pune. There are museums, places for trekking, paragliding and camping as well in this city. When reading arouses wanderlust in you what would happen if your visit? Do nothing, just visit TicketGoose, India’s leading online bus ticket booking portal and make a booking via Paulo Travels for all those traveling from Goa- Pune to enjoy every second of your ride.
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