Top Things to do in Pune District
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Discover the best top things to do in Pune District, India including National Defence Academy, Della Adventure Park, Sinhagad Fort, Phoenix Market City, Pune Okayama Friendship Garden, ISKCON NVCC Temple, Lohagad Fort, Mata Vaishno Devi Temple, Morya Gosavi Ganpati Mandir, Narayani Dham Temple.
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1. National Defence Academy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 309 reviews
Reviewed By lotusdiamond - New Delhi, India
NDA is prestigious training academy for induction in armed forces as officers after passing out 12th class. Situated away from city of Pune is one the best institute of country. Cadets are trained in 3 year course before they go to respective academies of army, navy and air force. Well maintained and neat place. Worth visiting in case you are near Pune. You may need permission to go inside. You can see well disciplined Cadets moving in disciplined manner. Beautifully manicured lawns and feel proud of our Armed forces. Every year twice Passing out parade is conducted in Jun and Dec, try in case you can witness that. Various architecture and buildings are well maintained . You can also visit khadakwasla dam nearby.
2. Della Adventure Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4,098 reviews
Della Adventure Park is India’s Largest Extreme Adventure park with 50 plus adventure activities. Experience India’s only Swoop swing(100 ft.), India’s Longest Flying Fox(1250ft.), 5 kinds of zorbing and 700cc yamaha raptor ATV only at Della Adventure, Lonavala. Make sure you do not miss out on adrenaline-pumping adventure activities like Archery, Rocket Ejector, Motocross dirt bike riding, Buggy Ride, Paintball and Rappelling. Della Adventure Park in Lonavala is one of the best weekend getaways near Mumbai and Pune, it has everything to keep you excited with its various adventure activities for individuals as well as for groups.
Reviewed By SUPRIYAHEWALE - Thane District, India
It was amazing experience..We took Day pass over here..there were 50 + awesome activities to be done..I really enjoyed Roket ejector..This was Thrilling in true sense..Marchel Siddhant and Mr. TJ was very supportive and cooperative..We will be definitely visit Della again..It was Great Journey!!!
3. Sinhagad Fort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,717 reviews
Reviewed By AtulB310 - Pune District, India
A must visit place if you are in Pune, Visit this place for its history, thrill , beauty & of course Zunka/ pithla bhakari with Dahi . If travelling by car one can reach near base of fort , still one has to climb 150+ steps , but real fun is climbing from village , this is almost 8 km trek , one should make a climb once .
4. Phoenix Market City
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 551 reviews
Reviewed By GautamP19 - Mumbai, India
One of the best malls in Pune, close to the airport on the Nagar road. It is big spacious and has all the major brands in apparel, eletronics, grocery, food and luxury products.
5. Pune Okayama Friendship Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 476 reviews
Reviewed By deepagalande - Pune, India
Okayama Friendship garden is really best n beautiful garden I had ever seen.This garden is located on Sighgad road,Pune. This garden is actually constructed like one Japanese garden. Staff is strict and hard working. Place is very crowded in weekeneds. They had maintained this garden very well. Their is Entry fees to visit but very reasonable. Also they take parking charges but safe proper place to park our vehicle.
6. ISKCON NVCC Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 805 reviews
Reviewed By Akshay345 - New Delhi, India
This is a part of a chain of ISKCON temples In India. The temple is nice, clean and beautifully built. It has a standard architecture and idols of Lord Krishna and other gods. When the temple was built it was the lone structure and now it is surrounded by multi-storied buildings all around. Parking is an issue at this complex and one may need to park at a distance and walk along. There is a lift for needy persons from the ground floor to the top. One must check the darshan timings on the internet to avoid a disappointment.
7. Lohagad Fort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 561 reviews
Reviewed By Travellapanti - Mumbai, India
Its a must visit place in Lonavala. Its a 30-40 min trek from the bottom to the top. And the view is stunning from every corner. In rainy season a rain coat is a must because Umbrella won’t work because of the heavy wind. In summer carry water bottle with you and please don’t carry food because you might attract monkeys unknowingly.
8. Mata Vaishno Devi Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By VivekT446
I ll recommend to visit if you are in Pune. This temple is located in Pimpri this is a small dummy of actual Vaishnodevi Temple this has a cave in it from which devotees have to pass and then they can take the blessing of Devi.
9. Morya Gosavi Ganpati Mandir
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
There is a village called Shali in Bidar district, in Karnataka. There lived a couple named Vamanbhat Shaligram and his wife Parvati Bai. Vamanbhat was a Deshastha Rigvedi Brahmin of Haritasa gotra, well versed in Vedas; he was a staunch follower of Grihastharshrama. He was depressed for being childless even after spending half of his life and therefore left his house. He along with his wife reach
Reviewed By HimanshuSZ - Pune, India
This Ganpati Temple is located opposite to the Vaishno Mata temple in Chinchwad, As soon as you enter the temple you will find a peace which is very heartwarming. the temple is very neat and clean. must visit if you are nearby
10. Narayani Dham Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 265 reviews
Reviewed By foodntraveldiaries - Bengaluru, India
Lonavala is a weekend destination for folks in Mumbai or Pune and while we included it in itenary, we also had a plan to visit the Narayani Dham Temple after reading some good reviews. This is enroute to Lonavala and not really that far from Pune. Went in with no real expectations just looking for some spiritual experience but it was mind-blowing. Again similar to Iskcon – gardens, fountains, huge temple complex, cow shed, lodge for visitors, kids play area and daily food options in this temple too. The main deities being Ganesha, Hanuman and Narayani Devi, each idol beautifully adorned and decorated. There are no restrictions on photography here and so spend some time experiencing both with your eye and your camera’s. One also gets to feed cows at the Gaushala or cow shed by buying a portion of fodder for ₹50 or grab a food coupon for a meal served at the temple complex for self. Though we did not try the food, we found out that the coupons get sold out pretty quickly and the meal is very delicious. There were a few shops selling pooja and decorative items wherein we grabbed a few things as well. A well maintained washroom and a parking area were the other facilities which were a plus.
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