Pune attractions

On this heritage walk through Pune's dense city centre, you'll follow a 2.2 km route that traces the city's shift from a humble hamlet to a thriving metropolis. A knowledgeable local guide — a proud Punekar who has led over 1,000 heritage walks — will point out nine key landmarks and explain how they connect to the city's broader story. As you move through the streets, you'll link past, present and future to understand the forces that shaped Pune. Along the way, you'll explore lesser-known aspects of Pune's history, culture and community and unravel some of the why behind the city's identity. The commentary will highlight social and cultural threads as well as architectural and civic changes, giving context to what you see. The walk suits history enthusiasts, curious travellers and local residents who want a deeper view of Pune and its evolution.

This app-led scavenger hunt walks you through the centre of Pune on foot, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. It is self-guided, with no guide and no fixed start time, so you can explore at your own pace and soak up how ancient Maratha history, modern India and lively street culture meet in the city. Along the way you’ll pay your respects at the Shreemant Dagdusheth Halwai Mandir, Pune’s most beloved Ganapati temple and a living centre of the city’s spiritual life. You’ll seek out the Statue of Shrimant Thorle Bajirao Peshwe, a monument to the Maratha general whose campaigns shaped 18th-century India, and step into Nana Wada, a historic Peshwa-era mansion whose inner courtyards speak to Pune’s rich pre-colonial past. The game is available in 24 languages, including English, French, German, Spanish and Italian — see the full list when booking and choose your preferred language when you start the game in the app.

This full-day tour takes you through the heart of Pune, letting you experience both its rich historical roots and its lively modern life. Travelling in the comfort of an AC car, you will see how the city has transformed over time, where ancient landmarks sit alongside contemporary neighbourhoods and cultural spaces. Along the way, the contrast between past and present will be clear and engaging. You will visit a range of iconic sites and gain insight into the stories that have shaped Pune’s identity. As you move through the city, you’ll have opportunities to enjoy local flavours and encounter everyday life that reflects Pune’s cultural mix. Whether you’re interested in history, food, or simply getting a sense of the city, the tour offers a balanced look at Pune’s heritage and its modern energy, presented in a relaxed, easy-to-follow way.

This guided tour brings you to Sinhagad Fort, the hill fortress and popular trekking gateway near Pune. As you move through the site, you will explore the fort’s scenic heights and take in panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Clouds will be seen drifting over the mountains, and you can enjoy the preachy breeze as you look out across the valley. Along the way, the guide will share heart-warming stories of the fort’s glorious past, putting the sights into historical context. You will also have the chance to enjoy local food at the top of the fort, taking a break while soaking up the atmosphere. This experience is centred on the views, the history and the local flavours that have made Sinhagad a perennial favourite gateway from Pune.

This walking tour through the old parts of Pune will take you into the heart of the city’s rich history, culture and traditions. As you move through the old town’s streets and lanes, you will learn about local customs and the historical context that shaped the neighbourhoods. The experience is designed to show Pune as it has been lived and remembered. Along the way the route passes through unknown nooks and corners that only a Punekar knows, giving you a flavour of everyday life and hidden details you might otherwise miss. The tour includes visits to almost nine places within Pune’s old town, offering a varied picture of architecture, local stories and cultural touches as you explore.

Pune is a different city after dark, and this walking experience with Yo Tours™ will take you through its urban side when the streets and monuments glow at night. As you move through the city, you will explore popular local hangouts, pass some of Pune’s most prominent and beautiful monuments, and see a mix of ancient and modern buildings lining old streets. The route focuses on places that show the city’s character after sunset rather than a fixed list of sights. Along the way, Yo Tours uses a unique ‘infotainment’ style to keep the walk engaging, so the commentary aims to be informative and entertaining whether you love history or not. The pace and stories are designed for conversation and relaxed enjoyment, and many guests say that the walking tour with Yo Tours™ was the highlight of their visit to the city. Overall, expect a sociable, off‑beat evening stroll that highlights Pune’s night-time atmosphere and varied architecture.

Pune is known for its rich, long-standing food culture, and this food walk is built around those flavours. You will visit small, family-run food joints where recipes have been preserved for generations. As you move through the neighbourhood, you will taste a range of local dishes that locals have loved for centuries and get a true sense of Pune’s culinary heritage. The experience has been designed to take you to carefully chosen spots for food tasting, so you can feast your taste buds and leave with a lasting impression. Along the way, you will learn about the history behind some dishes and see how thoughtful vendors have kept traditions alive. All the places on this food walk are assessed for quality by Yo Tours, ensuring you don't get a Delhi belly.

You’ll experience the season of love and romance set against the verdant hills of the Western Ghats when you explore Lonavala, one of the most spectacular hill stations near Mumbai. The town wears a cloak of serenity, especially in the monsoon, and much of it is often softened by a fine layer of mist. Along the way, you’ll see green slopes and quiet streets that create a calm, intimate atmosphere. As you move through Lonavala, you’ll take in the monsoon ambience that makes this little hill town a popular hideaway for mountains and monsoon lovers. Expect peaceful vistas, mist-draped views and the gentle sense of being tucked away from the bustle of the city. The experience focuses on savouring the landscape and the seasonal mood rather than a strict itinerary, so you’ll have time to absorb the tranquillity and the romantic feel of the Western Ghats.

Enjoy a private overnight visit to Agra that centres on the Taj Mahal and the city’s historic sights. You will watch the Taj Mahal at sunrise and spend time exploring Agra Fort, the so‑called Baby Taj Mahal and the gardens of Mehtab Bagh. As you move through these sites, you will learn about their architecture and history from an English‑speaking tour guide and have time to take in the views and details at your own pace. The experience includes a return flight between Pune and New Delhi, private air‑conditioned transport while in Agra, pick‑up and drop‑off in Pune, and 4‑star accommodation. These practical arrangements are provided so you can focus on the monuments, the stories behind them and the atmosphere of the city.

This one-day tour in Pune lets you explore the city's culture, cuisine, religions and everyday life. As you move through the streets you'll visit a historic landmark Fort and several iconic temples. The route also takes you to a cave temple over 1,300 years old, lively street markets, a lake and a dense forest developed around a sewage area in the middle of the city. You will see an Italian‑Islamic palace that was used as a museum for Mahatma Gandhi, visit a Gandhi Museum, and view a memento dedicated to Gandhi and his wife. The tour includes an Indian thali for lunch, a traditional way many Indian households eat and a straightforward way to sample local cuisine. In the evening you'll have tea and bun maska, often called Irani tea — a Persian-style tea that became popular in India. Your Travel Buddy will help you navigate the confusing lanes of the old town and assist with shopping; they will also negotiate on your behalf. Along the way you will learn about local life and have time to soak up the atmosphere of Pune’s historic and everyday places.

In Pune, this experience blends the city’s big landmarks with visits to local markets, food and everyday culture. You will travel between places in comfort with private pick‑up and drop‑off, so moving around feels easy and relaxed. Along the way you will visit well known sights and also spend time where locals shop and eat, giving you a mix of landmark views and neighbourhood life. You will enjoy a safe Maharashtrian lunch that introduces regional flavours, and the day will finish with a cup of chai. As you move through markets and streets, you may learn about local customs, food habits and how the city’s culture shapes daily life. Designed for first‑time visitors, the tour aims to give a full taste of Pune in a single day by combining highlights, local shopping and authentic food experiences.

In Pune, this food walking tour invites you to explore the rich aromas and spices of Indian cuisine as enjoyed by locals. As you move through the city’s popular eating joints, you’ll experience a blend of street food, well-known dishes and snacks that reflect Pune’s everyday food culture. The trail is aimed at food lovers visiting the city. Along the way you’ll taste eight different mouth-watering items chosen to show a variety of flavours and textures. You’ll sample street snacks and popular regional dishes that are favourites among people from Pune, and get a direct sense of how spice, aroma and local preferences shape the food scene. The route focuses on the city’s best-loved eating spots, offering a straightforward, flavour‑centred introduction to Pune’s culinary character.

This tour from Pune takes you to Ajanta, Ellora and Aurangabad to explore some of India’s most renowned rock-cut sites. You will visit the ancient ruins of the Ajanta and Ellora Caves and see the world-famous rock carvings and cave temples. Along the way, you can take in the architecture and sculptural detail that reflect long-standing cultural and religious traditions, and spend time at the key sites to appreciate their artistic and historical significance. A private car with an experienced driver will be provided for your travel. You may choose to add a guide if you want more detailed commentary during the visits. If you have any questions about the tour or the arrangements, you can contact the provider for answers.

This cultural tour of Pune begins with a convenient hotel pickup and an informative local guide who will introduce you to the city’s ancient heritage. As you move through the city, you will visit notable sites such as the Aga Khan Palace, where Mahatma Gandhi was once imprisoned, the historic Tulsi Baug market, and the popular pilgrimage site Dagadusheth Halwai Ganapati Temple. Along the way, your guide will share historical context and local stories that illuminate Pune’s past and present. You will see important landmarks, learn about their cultural and historical significance, and gain a sense of everyday life in the city as you visit the palace, the market and the temple. The experience will combine history, religion and local culture to give you a rounded introduction to Pune.

This walking tour through Pune’s old town will give you a friendly introduction to the city, its history and its vibrant culture. Along the way you’ll hear wonderful stories and local fun facts that shed light on the people who shaped Pune and the things locals recommend you try. The tone will be informal and entertaining, so the information feels easy to take in as you move through the neighbourhood. You’ll walk with fun, entertaining storytellers and a highly trained, energetic tour guide as you move from one point of attraction to another over approximately 2 km. As you go, you’ll learn about the city’s past, its cultural life and everyday customs, and you’ll pick up practical suggestions for must-do experiences in Pune. The focus is on listening to engaging stories and getting a grounded sense of the place rather than a rigid itinerary.