3 Pune travel tips to help you organize your Pune trip better

Pune perfectly symbolises the modern India - which has become a baffling amalgamation of capitalism, spiritualism, old and new. It’s in this metropolis that you witness old colonial charm that’s been retained in some buildings and residential areas. It’s in this metropolis that you will unfailingly experience the extremes of academia and business. Pune is a must-visit city - the experience alone will soothe the depths of your body and soul.

The city is built at the confluence of the Mutha and Mula rivers. Mahatma Gandhi Road that lies about 1 km south of Pune train station is the main commercial street. Koregaon Park is home to hotels, restaurants, cafes, and almost everything else.

We’ve been to Pune many times - and we feel we have come to know this city a little bit - so here we are with 3 tips to help you explore Pune better.

Plan it all

Planning sounds simple, doesn’t it? But most of the travellers fail to do this very simple yet very essential thing.

You need not to be a genius to plan your trip. Get to know about the city: the main attractions, the hotels or the service apartments in Pune, the regional foods and drinks that you must not miss out, etc.

Osho Ashram, Shaniwar Wada, Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, Tribal Museum, Aga Khan Palace, Bund Garden and University Park are some of the tourist attractions of Pune. With a little bit of online and offline research, you can get to know a lot more places to be at in Pune.

Book your air / train travel and stay

This is the next important step. Though Koregaon Park has many hotels and service apartments, it’s better if you book your place in a hotel or service apartment well in advance. This will save you from the last minute hassles.

To book your room, just search online for the hotels or accommodation in Pune. Go through a couple of sites of hotels and service apartments. And then book your place which looks the best of the lot available.

Eat, drink, and explore

Pune has hundreds of food joints and restaurants and hotels. So just don’t stop eating and drinking. And as for exploring the city, the sky should be the limit for you - there’re literally hundreds of things to explore and savour. Make sure you don’t get left behind in getting a closer look at the city and mingling with the locals that are warm and welcoming.

We’re done with our tips - however, we have a lot more to share with you.

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