Pune
Instagrammable places in Pune
Juna BazaarGramophones and brass curios for the price of a coffee - Wednesdays and Sundays onlyDetails →
Mahatma Phule MandaiA working Victorian market hall where the city still buys its vegetablesDetails →
Bedse CavesKarla-grade ancient carving in total silence - the connoisseur's caveDetails →
Lohagad FortThe gentlest fort walk near Pune, on the UNESCO list since July 2025Details →
Sinhagad FortMaratha history, an easy climb and the city's favourite view on one hillDetails →
Mulshi LakeSahyadri water-and-ridge scenery an hour west, greenest right after the rainsDetails →
MIT World Peace DomeA dome wider in span than the Vatican's, half an hour out and almost unvisitedDetails →
National War Memorial Southern CommandA memorial the city paid for itself, with battlefield machines standing in the garden
Vishrambaug WadaThe finest surviving Peshwa-era wooden wada, standing on a living shopping streetDetails →
Bhaja CavesOlder, greener and far quieter than Karla - the atmospheric half of the cave pairDetails →
Karla CavesIndia's largest ancient prayer hall, an hour's drive from the cityDetails →
Ohel David Synagogue (Lal Deval)A red Gothic spire in Camp hiding one of Asia's largest synagogues
Bhuleshwar TempleDeccan carving of the first rank, with almost nobody there to look at itDetails →
Jejuri Khandoba TempleA whole hill dusted gold in turmeric - the most photogenic ritual near PuneDetails →
Ramdara TempleA temple on a mirror of water with peacocks in the trees - the local secret detourDetails →
Tamhini Ghat WaterfallsPune's monsoon rite of passage - a drive through a corridor of waterfalls

Mahadji Shinde ChhatriA historic memorialDetails →
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