Pune, Maharashtra is a very nice place (Hills Station) when it comes to visiting some exciting exotic places throughout the year. Many of us have seen most of Pune in Rainy season whereas it has surprises hidden out there for the whole year. There are some exotic places to Visit for must.
In our today's post we are going to explore "Andhale Gaon" ( Ta. Mulshi, Pune )
Let me first start with the Favorable cliematic conditions to visit this place.
As most of us prefer to travel in rainy season, i would rather say its good to visit this place during winters time. There is very specific reason behind this. As "Andhale Gaon" situated in hidden shrubs and its at the end of road, most of its area is muddy and wet throughout the year. and hence not sure if there is a good road to reach out this place in rainy season too. Though drizzling wont harm a lot.
ROUTE TO ANDHALE GAON
Reaching Andhale Gaon is cake walk (Not in Rainy Season). If you are traveling from Pune, there are two routes. You could find either of them convenient. If you are more towards to Mumbai side of Pune then you can take Hinjewadi route to Pirangut and then to "Andhale Goan" Elaborated below.
When you are on Hinjewadi to Pirangut road you will find a major bifurcated road to your right hand side. Take that road and continue to approx 20Km. Its a straight route and has no other branches. It directly hits the destination where you find its a dead end.
What is there to see?
Now that, this question is for you what you are seeking exactly.
This place is quite, hidden under bunches of trees accompanied by a lake nearby. If you could find the way to the lake you are lucky enough to see the Birds out there.
This place is absolute quite and hence gives good peace of mind.
Away from the city noises it has its own spell to work out that well
Very little to find for the beginners photography but professional can seek their way to some good shots.
Followings are some Random Clicks we shot. ( Just to give idea about the place)
We would like to hear from you. Your concerns, more information just commend down below and we can reach out to help you. Will see you at another exotic destination on Next Sunday. Cheers
In our today's post we are going to explore "Andhale Gaon" ( Ta. Mulshi, Pune )
Let me first start with the Favorable cliematic conditions to visit this place.
As most of us prefer to travel in rainy season, i would rather say its good to visit this place during winters time. There is very specific reason behind this. As "Andhale Gaon" situated in hidden shrubs and its at the end of road, most of its area is muddy and wet throughout the year. and hence not sure if there is a good road to reach out this place in rainy season too. Though drizzling wont harm a lot.
ROUTE TO ANDHALE GAON
Reaching Andhale Gaon is cake walk (Not in Rainy Season). If you are traveling from Pune, there are two routes. You could find either of them convenient. If you are more towards to Mumbai side of Pune then you can take Hinjewadi route to Pirangut and then to "Andhale Goan" Elaborated below.
When you are on Hinjewadi to Pirangut road you will find a major bifurcated road to your right hand side. Take that road and continue to approx 20Km. Its a straight route and has no other branches. It directly hits the destination where you find its a dead end.
What is there to see?
Now that, this question is for you what you are seeking exactly.
This place is quite, hidden under bunches of trees accompanied by a lake nearby. If you could find the way to the lake you are lucky enough to see the Birds out there.
This place is absolute quite and hence gives good peace of mind.
Away from the city noises it has its own spell to work out that well
Very little to find for the beginners photography but professional can seek their way to some good shots.
Followings are some Random Clicks we shot. ( Just to give idea about the place)
We would like to hear from you. Your concerns, more information just commend down below and we can reach out to help you. Will see you at another exotic destination on Next Sunday. Cheers
