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Pune, located in the western state of Maharashtra, India, has a rich history, a vibrant cultural scene, and beautiful natural surroundings. The city offers a wide range of activities to explore and enjoy. Some of the best things to do in Pune include visiting the historical Aga Khan Palace, which played a significant role in India's struggle for independence, exploring the beautiful Shaniwar Wada Palace, and wandering through the charming lanes of the old city.
For nature lovers, a visit to the serene Pashan Lake or the stunning Sinhagad Fort is a must.
Pune is also known for its delicious street food, so make sure to indulge in some local delicacies like vada pav and misal pav. Overall, Pune is a city with a unique blend of history, culture, and nature, making it a must-visit destination for any traveller.
The city has been an important centre for various dynasties and empires throughout history, including the Maratha Empire, the Peshwas, and the British Raj. The city is home to several other historical sites like the Shaniwar Wada Palace, Lal Mahal, and the Parvati Hill Temple, which give a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Pune.
Pune's history and cultural legacy make it an important destination for anyone interested in India's past.
Featuring @ManishaMalikIndia.
00:00 Why are we in Pune?
1:53 Is Pune clean? My first reaction.
02:50 What is going on HERE? (The whipping Potraj tribe)
04:14 Where to try the best Misal Pav? (Bedekar Tea Stall)
04:50 Who are the Maratha? (Shaniwar Wada)
06:56 Where to get the best Vada Pav (Garden Vadapav Center)
07:17 What's a Mango Mastani? (Great Poona Cold Drink House)
07:50 1 big reason Pune is important
10:32 Does Pune have any nightlife?
11:12 The best sunset viewpoint in Pune (Parvati Hill)
13:05 Should you visit Pune?
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Im a Mumbaikar but Punekars hold our Marathi culture very well , Jai Maharashtra 🚩 Jai Marathi 🚩
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Just a small correction: Maratha empire was not just from Central India. There is a colloquial saying in Maharashtra- Maratha empire spanned from Attok(Punjab, Pakistan) to Cuttack(Orissa, India). It was the Marathas who destroyed the Mughals and made them their vassals before the British took over all of us.
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I lived/worked in Pune on and off for over a decade as a bodyguard. It is my favorite Indian city by far and one of my favorite cities in the world (I've worked in over 51 countries). We came back right before covid, it feels like forever now, and seriously miss so many of our friends there. Can't wait to go back.
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I lived 6 years in Pune and as a north Indian I appreciate how clean and environmental friendly this city is.. Honestly as a North Indian I liked only Vada Pao, Pao Bhaji and Mastani-falooda special Icecream there as a local food but the most lovable thing about Pune is weather.. go there in Monsoon season between June-September, you will love the weather. Eating Vada pao and drinking chai besides the Pune-Lonavala highway, I still can't forget🥰🥰 Best City for living.
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Being punekar i feel so proud that they are introducing our place and food to the audience ❤
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I really proud of you because you called pune's name properly.. Thanks for that.. And Maratha empire ruled almost old Bharatvarsh area .. Being Punekar I love my country Bharat and love my city Pune.. Love you both
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I'm American and I'm visiting Pune for work this week. This video makes me excited to visit. Looking forward to the food and culture. Thank you
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आमचा महाराष्ट्र लयभारी आहे ❤❤❤
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Been living in Pune since 23 years (currently living in England), this video feels soo refreshing and bringing back my childhood memories. I've been to many places in India but Pune is the best!
Jai Bhavani Jai Shivaji! 🚩
Cheers Karl and Manisha!
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been living in pune since 7 years(now in gujarat ) , this city just cant be described in words , pune will always gonna carry a special place in my heart ! I can clearly remember each and every place you visited , thank you so much karl and manisha for this nostalgic trip
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I am from Uttarakhand located in the North . I am into IT and hence live in Pune . I have made many job changes untill now , the only criteria i have while job change is " the company should have office in PUNE" , man i love this place ❤
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Although I'm a Punekar so I'm biased but the best description of Pune was from a colleague who had shuttled for work between other major cities in India before settling here. He said 'Pune is big and small at the same time. 8th largest metro in the country with an IT base and great educational institutes, vibrant night life and a superior value of living which is what you expect from a Tier 1 city(which Pune is) but when u need it, it manages to give you spaces within itself in the form of gardens and forts and cosy little lanes and bylanes which makes u wonder whether you're in a metropolis at all'...
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I’m from Mumbai but Pune is my favourite city in India! Have loved it since childhood. Something about the place just makes me want to come back again and again. Pune is the cultural capital of Maharashtra. Lovely city and great people!
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I was bought up in Delhi (17 years of schooling ) but I moved to Pune 11 years back for work and absolutely love the place. I now call this city home 🏡 and the funny thing is I am originally from Kerala 😂
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You're right Karl, Pune has been one of the most livable cities in India for a very long time. People from Mumbai often settle down in Pune because of its weather and highly inclusive culture.
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As a Punekar i appreciate you guys coming to Pune and showing that if you come to India, Mumbai, Kerala, Goa,Delhi are not only the places you should visit, love from Pune 💗
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I work in Pune. It’s easily the best city in India and steeped in history. Maybe on your trip around Maharashtra, visit Nagpur and see the tigers.
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Loved the video 🥰. As a Brazilian who has been living in Pune for 12yrs, you've shown and described "my city" in a very inspiring, endearing and eloquent way. And it was just the tip of the iceberg. It has got caves, temples, universities, galleries, industries museums, and it is surrounded by amazing hills and beautiful nature. Next time, drop me a message, and I'll gladly show you more about this paradisiac, progressive and growing city.
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My family and I just moved here to India and we LOVE it here!!! Your channel had a big part to play in moving and starting our own videos! Thank you Karl
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Leave your tips for guests to Pune below! Favourite things to do & food. My tip, start your day with Misal Pao, you can try it at Bedekar Tea Stall. Watch next: I found an 80s video game store in Pune https://youtu.be/h-TVnNMkr4c
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