PUNE TOURISM

If you are looking for a refreshing time, a must-visit for you is Osho Ashram. Calm your grievous character, seek inner peace and meditate in peace as you visit this amazing place. This blissful experience adds to the cool aura of the whole place and the calm atmosphere, burbling waters and the angelic sound of birds.In Nagpur, in December 2002, the Narrow Gauge Rail Museum began operations. It houses some of the most archaic, out-of-use locomotives, old steam engines, and carriages. In addition to the main engine parts, the museum is also home to some exciting items, such as hand lamps, signalling equipment and old telephone sets used by the railroads.

The Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, which boasts spectacular architecture, is one of the things to see in Pune if you want to delve into Indian history and explore the fine collections of artefacts from decades and centuries ago. Over 20,000 pieces are housed within the massive establishment, divided into various exhibits and wings.

This majestic, 2000-year-old fortress is located around 35 kilometres away from Pune in the Sahyadri Mountains. It is home to the Temple of Kaundinya Eshwar, some beautifully carved hidden caves, bastions, and Rajaram Chhatrapati and Tanaji Malusare tombs.A visit to this fort is a great way to spend time surrounded by beautiful mountains and lush forests wrapped in the crisp, fresh air. Its location and rugged trails at an altitude of around 750 metres make it a perfect place for trekking. Many people start this early morning trek to catch the fascinating sunrise on the hillside, one of the most amazing things to do in Pune City.