Should You Visit Pune? Our Reactions!
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
- Is Pune worth visiting? Manisha and I spent 3 days there, visiting all the sights and trying all the local food. We'll give you our honest review of Pune and whether it's worth your time.
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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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.
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WelCome to Pune....!!!! Karl , Namaste
I work in IT company and we have our clients working outside India, they watch your videos before visiting India and Pune is Biggest IT hub,
Thank you so much for coming here, I hope you will love this place.
Pune has histroy of peshwa, it bleaased with beautiful weather, and people are here live for food.
Hope you enjoyed your vacation here. 🙂
Hey Karl come again in Pune i want to meet you
Welcome to Pune Karl, from New Zealand!😊
Please visit to these places in Pune which are most underrated and moat amazing places in pune.
1. Khadakwasla dam
2. Katraj zoo
3. Swaminarayan temple, Katraj(underrated place)
4. Sinhagad fort
5. Durga tekdi/appu ghar
6. Ramdara temple(most beautiful and underrated place in pune)
7. Empress garden
And lot more. They are not in pune but near from pune(60 km radius)
1. Karla caves
2. Bhaje caves
3. Lonavala
Im a Mumbaikar but Punekars hold our Marathi culture very well , Jai Maharashtra 🚩 Jai Marathi 🚩
yeah Jai Maharashtra 🚩 Jai Marathi 🚩, and i am a Punekar
We Proud Marathi 🔥
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.
पुणेरी पाट्या:::;१))लाॅज::: निरोध कंडोम देणार नाही.. स्वतः चे आणावे..चादर घाण केली तर चादरी ची पुर्ण किंमत द्यावी लागेल. ओली कंडोम संडासात टाकु नये..
पलंगावर संभोग करू नये,, खालच्या लोकांना आवाजाचा त्रास होतो. संभोगानंतर बाईचे अंतरवस्त्रे खिडकीबाहेर दोरी वर टाकु नये..
२)) आम्ही पुणेकर सर्कस पाहात नाही, परंतु शेवटच्या दिवशी शी सर्कस मिरवणूक पाहतो.
३) आम्ही पुणेकर बाहेरच्यांना चहा बिस्किटे जेवन देत नाही, येतांना जेवुन खावुन यावे...
४) वीडी सिगरेट प्यावी पण धुंवा बाहेर जावुन सोडावा,,तसेच पादणे सुद्धा..
@@arpanabinaswar1811 And?
I think Abdali defeated them at war of panipat
@@tabraiz72 abdali you mean... Stoler
@@tabraiz72 No it was Ahmed Shah Durrani in 1761.
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.
Bodyguard? That's badass
Did you take boxing lessons in Pune by any chance? I remember a sparring with a white dude who worked as a body guard about fifteen years ago
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
Being punekar i feel so proud that they are introducing our place and food to the audience ❤
Thank you! I love Pune.
@@KarlRock Let me know your schedule Karl, would like to meet with you, Jay Hind
@@alliswel1 yes i also want to meet
Same from birth to now I am living pune feeling proud to be punekar
Pune has become a deteriorating city with its vegetation reduced by 70% since 2008, with ever-increasing traffic without a local rail network, and unlike Mumbai, it's no longer a cosmopolitan city.
Its prime was in 2010, back then it used to be like what Navi Mumbai is today
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!
Jai shivrai bhau 🚩🙏
Har Har Mahadev
Why did you move to London ?
@@stephen6644 The same reason someone moves to the city from a small town. Money, career, prospects, big city life, me try to get by
How did u get you’re chance to move to England ? Was it education or work ??
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
how was your experience in pune ?
please do visit ILS Law college, its a great place to visit and fergusson college also
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.
Now this days traffic is at worse in pune because of mass migration over populated
@@Tantrik-e7p Only if people carpooled and Govt build a strong metro network.
In live 11y
Pune used have great weather just like Bangalore, and due to rapid & unplanned construction it is becoming a messy city just like Bangalore....I hope both of these cities solve their problem and become great again
Clean really. How long back was this ? Honestly getting 2 crowded and concrete
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!
Hi Tejas
How the weather there ? Is too warm
@@theprophetofagno it will be warm at the moment. Best time to visit is the winter months.
@@theprophetofagno If Compared to other big cities in India, Pune is neither too hot or cold like Delhi, nither humid like Mumbai and Chennai. Rain is also average though it is very close to Mumbai which is one of the rainiest places in India. Bangaluru and Pune's weather is very similar.
March to June is Summer, July to October is rainy season and Nov to Feb is winter season. Highest temp is around 42℃, lowest is around 6℃
@@sanketj8724 thank you so much
Great people 😮😮😮
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
I liked how they came to pune rather than mumbai ...
I am puneker and feel proud 👏
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 💗
Chal re shaanya nigh aata
@@shrinivastemkar3650 Ok bhava.
Have some self respect. Goranche gulam
@@kabirnegi6882 hai khara bolas bhava ❤️
Even Bengaluru
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'...
well said
As someone who grew up in Mumbai I'm in love with pune since I moved there
I'm came before 3-4 months ago in pune / Pimpri chinchwad .
I fell in love with this city .
I was solapurkar now I say everyone I'm punekar 😁
Very well described..
He did not say this lmao
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.
O que você faz aí, amigo?
Even am form pune bro there are many more places to discover here hope we can jointly do so
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.
आमचा महाराष्ट्र लयभारी आहे ❤❤❤
पुणेरी पाट्या:::;१))लाॅज::: निरोध कंडोम देणार नाही.. स्वतः चे आणावे..चादर घाण केली तर चादरी ची पुर्ण किंमत द्यावी लागेल. ओली कंडोम संडासात टाकु नये..
पलंगावर संभोग करू नये,, खालच्या लोकांना आवाजाचा त्रास होतो. संभोगानंतर बाईचे अंतरवस्त्रे खिडकीबाहेर दोरी वर टाकु नये..
२)) आम्ही पुणेकर सर्कस पाहात नाही, परंतु शेवटच्या दिवशी शी सर्कस मिरवणूक पाहतो.
३) आम्ही पुणेकर बाहेरच्यांना चहा बिस्किटे जेवन देत नाही, येतांना जेवुन खावुन यावे...
४) वीडी सिगरेट प्यावी पण धुंवा बाहेर जावुन सोडावा,,तसेच पादणे सुद्धा..
Ho n ga Yale ye mana nagpur le kharra चर्टो लेकाले आंगत आंतो याचा नागपुर चा खर्रा 🤣🤣🤣
@@wizardo240 अरे भावा आपण पण नागपुर चेच अहो बे😂🤣🤣🤣
@@yuguniverse हो गा हो मले वाटलच होत
Vhay ji
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.
Most of the people's don't know about Tadoba NP, Government of Maharashtra must work in this field!
He is Indian
mera ek hinganghat ka friend he wo bolta he uske pas tadoba me kai ped hein
Being born and brought up in Pune and living here for about 25 years I am so happy to see this video and loved what our city could offer to you guys and how much you two enjoyed it! Loved it! Jai Maharashtra!
I myself am a Punekar. I am very proud of my city. At the start of the video I l knew that you were going to fall in love with the city. Pune is a city that doesn’t leave you until you love it!! Jai Hind!! Jai Maharashtra!
Yes my man. I can't wait to see your reaction when you visit the amazing Ajanta and Ellora caves! Go Maharashtra!
Agreed bro. I am from Gujarat, but Jai Maharashtra. Absolutely beautiful state with lovely people.
I went to Pune for 2 days back in 2019. Absolutely loved the city.
I would love to visit sometime!
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
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 ❤
which area do you stay in pune, as I stay in pcmc area and new to pune, I find local here very hostile to other place people, even maharashtrian from other places are discriminated.
@@tejamehu baner
@@tejamehu also have lived in hadapsar , aundh
The best thing about Pune and Mumbai are the forts and trek in the outskirts. It becomes bright emerald green during the rains in the western ghats, so beautiful and mesmerising!
I studied in Pune and absolutely love the city, the food and the weather there. This video was really special and nostalgic for me as it brought back fond memories. I have been to all the places you showed and more. I feel it's a student friendly city (Pune University, COEP, MIT, Bharati Vidhyapeeth, NIFT, FTII and many more centres of education are located there) and there is so much to do in and around the city. I wonder if you have been to Mulshi dam. I am now based in Boston, USA in another university town. Jai hind!
Bro your father own any collage...bec. Their are many collage of priyadarshini
There's a NIFT in Pune? Where?
Whoever curated the list of food joints for you, hats off to them! They have cleverly chosen the most famous places (but only in true locals and hence we can call them hidden gems).
I loved this video.
I am from chhattisgarh living in PUNE
PUNE is more like cultural capital of MAHARASHTRA
Clean city 😍
That's shouldn't be a good thing, it once was cosmopolitan
भाऊ मला पुण्यात कुठेही स्वच्छ वाटत नाही
@@filbert9158 jhopadpattin rahnar tr cleanliness kshi disnar tula?
@@filbert9158 mag tuzi aai Bihar madhe ghal aamchya punyat nako
@@thetechreview369 mi navi mumbai made rahto ahe tuza sathi dharavi madhe ghari nahi
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 😂
Grt....so you become punekar?
@@earth_1943 do you have plan to settle in pune
@@stephen6644 Already settled in pune
Tere birth place ko mai kya naam du 😯
I hope you learn Marathi & make local friends
I'm from Mumbai but living in Pune since the last 6 years and absolutely love it here..as you said it's more clean , green and has better weather..you should try to visit Lonavala a hill station which is nearby..you will love it!
That's why pune is no.1 in _indias best city for living life ✌️
I am Punekar. However out of Bharat for last 25 years. People in Pune are unique and unlike anywhere else. City of lots of well known colleges and students. Now the city has changed drastically since I lived here. Every alternate person is migrated from other town or state.
As a puneri, i can confirm this video warmed my heart 🥰
It’s an amazing place ❤️
This is good to know! Got to hear from the locals!
Pathetic local food n thr is extreme racism
@@JohnInIndia7 thanks bro 😀
@@KarlRock you're the best youtuber u replied back omg
As someone who has lived in Pune for 15 years, I'm happy to see Pune from a foreigners perspective. It made me remember how beautiful it is.
Have stayed 25 years in Pune 1990-2015. Have seen it grow. Fantastic vlog.
I've been to India and what sticks in my memory was the heat (central India), the crowds of people and the dirtiness. My son asked me if I would like to go back to India and I told him, "No, because it's too dirty and I don't like crowds (I'm very introverted)." But since watching this video Pune would be one place I'd like to visit. Thank you for making these vids. Keep up the good content creation.
I would suggest that you don't visit India with that snooty prejudice.
We wouldn't be bawling our eyes out that lord scukknobbery avoided visiting us with his foreign currency.
I think you have only visited Delhi, and Mumbai only or probably UP. These are the most densely populated areas in India. The rest of the country is like Pune only- less crowd, less traffic, cleaner and greener. Next time visit any 2 tier 3 tier city or a village. You will be pleasantly surprised.
Dear, dirty places are all around the world why you go dirty places. This is also the part of India. But you only want to dirty places it's your problem. No doubt India is a more populated country.
You may have visited only Delhi ,Agra and Jaipur and may be some other places. West and southern India is totally different.
If you want to find dirty places they are available in each and every big city in the world. Be it New York or anywhere else.
Even in Pune or the cleanest Indian city Indore (in central India) you will find it.
Crowded - Yes. For hundreds and thousands of years India was the most populated country. And it still is.
No one can do anything with heat. Oct to Mar is the best season to travel in India
If you come to our city, you are welcome, if you don't come, well, you are most welcome.
Nice video. I'm from Pune now settled in the US. Bro Shivaji is not just another king. He is the man who ignited the spark for freedom in India. He coined the term Hindavi Swaraj and took and oath to free India all foreign rule aka Mughals. We're a very touchy lot when it comes to our cultural pride.
Just as an example, he took an oath of blood on a Shiva linga for Hindu swaraj at the age of 16.
@@ff20e03bbc Freedom from the mughals dude.
@@ff20e03bbc well that's ncert for u.
Either u r not well read on history or u r one of those who play their victim cards.
@@ff20e03bbc Tell me you learnt History from NCERT textbooks and not a Maharashtrian without telling me you aren't that?
Chatrapati Shivaji my friend😄❤️
You should've tried misal pav from katakir misal
You and your wife look like good people. Nothing but love for you two to keep making these beautiful videos it allows me to view India, the country I was born in, from the comfort of my desk or phone.
Dear Karl,
You have visited many places around the world, and viewing your videos gives an immense pleasure. But when you visited Pune, looking you travel the streets I travel along daily and enjoying the local food it literally feels great. Your curiosity to know the marathi culture and way you enjoyed your time here makes me feel proud as a Maharashtrian. I wish our paths could have crossed and i could have met you when you were in pune. Lots of love and blessings to both of you 💝
There are many more places to visit in Pune one can consider visiting/ exploring:
1. Sinhagadh fort
2. Mahadji Shinde chhatri
3. Khadakwasla Dam
4. Nilkantheshwar
5. Shaniwar wada
6. Kelkar museum
7. Mulshi dam (about 30-40km away from city)
Shivnery ?
Saras baag
Daghdusheth Halwayi Mandir
omg brother legit appreciate ur efforts to genuinely understand our city and our country with genuine intrest unlike other people who just judge on the basis of a certain predefined experiences mannn legit apprecitate u brother welcome to india man.....
As a person who's been living in Pune since so many years,i find pune so far the best and very well balanced city.the weather here is easily tolerable;never too hot,never too cold,never too rainy,never too humid indeed very balanced And it's a heaven for someone who prefers to live in a metropolitan city but also likes a countryside touch. No floods,no frequent earthquake or other natural disasters,we have traffic but not as much compared to other metropolitan cities,no water scarcity, top notch educational institutions,greenery,no often power cuts,and the living expenses are not that high too and jyada pollution bhi nahi hai. which is why it's preferred by students to study here. I consider myself lucky 🤌🏼♥️
students prefer it here,............qki idhar ache colleges hai be!!!
Very nice video Karl... Also very nice description of Pune with beautiful views of Pune...
Many many thanks for your visit to Pune...
I love how Manisha corrects your english 😂You say sunrise and she says sunset! Love you both very much and I'm so happy to see you back in your element!!
It's such a great city!
I used to stay here for my studies and visited this city often in between even after completing my studies over here. I am talking about the period between 2003-2010 and during those days, I swear this city used to be heaven! Really, the weather, the surroundings, and everything else about it used to be so unique and enviable actually.....
But now, sadly it has changed very much. It has become so congested..... Everywhere there are flyovers and flyovers and one has to experience long traffic jams even in those flyovers!
At that time, this was definitely not the case. People have literally destroyed the hills and beautiful natural surroundings of Pune, just to build their residential complexes or open an educational institution and what not. This city has been heavily urbanised at the cost of sacrificing it's most valuable asset.... It's precious natural surroundings!
During my time, in summers temperature went to maximum of 22 to 30 degrees. And in the winters it used to dip to as low as 4 degrees, often! Rainy season used to be lovely over there, with fog all around the massive hills surrounding it.
That Pune I remember is lost now. It has become a dream now, which may be, can never be fulfilled now. 😔
Thanks Pune for everything.
You observation is correct. I used to spend my summer holidays here with my mama in early 90s. And as we entered Pune it used to feel like completely different city out of India. Calm, clean and organised. Sadly not any more. Your comment on summer and winter temperature is also spot on. Poorly planned and designed rods and flyovers have spoilt the aesthetics of city.
By reading the comment i can say you are 💯 percent true..iam feeling the same as the pune that i saw before 2009 was different as iam currently staying in pune.i didn't like the place as it was before.leaving soon😔
There needs to be a continuous and constant movement that can motivate people to maintain the city... I still see so many people throwing away trash anywhere. Most of the public toilets are the worst things I have seen. Bus system needs tons of improvements, traffic problems etc. the list is too big.
Sad but true!
Welcome to Pune Bro... glad to see you both here in Pune culturally pride of Maharashtra...
It's a very proud feeling when we see people visit our city and know more about our culture haq se punekar
Amazing Vlog Karl. Just a correction, Pune is Tier 1 city and the only Metro in India which is not a state capital. Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaz were the ruler of India and the empire spread to present day Pakistan. You should live in Pune west, which is well connected to Pune Bangalore Highway as well as Pune Mumbai expressway. It’s the city if hills, wherever you roll your eyes, you will see them. It’s also the city with highest Rooftop solar installations in India.
There are many posh areas in Pune so do check them out along with historic and old city.
Very helpful tips! Thanks. 😊🙏
Loveed that you wrote it as maharaz and not maharaj, because we marathis pronounce it that way ❤️
@MarathiMavla noo, in Marathi some letters r pronounced in 2 ways like ज & ज्य (you can understand) ... but when it is written in English it is written as 'j' not 'z' ...
basically z is used for झ
@@youthoobuser i understand bro but there are 2 forms of many letters in Marathi the closest to महाराज is z, महाराज with j pronunciation is used in hindi language ! You would know what I'm talking about..
Its between tier 2 and tier 1 not fully tier 2 yet it is a beautiful city
Shaniwarwada is capital building in peshwa period but earlier rajgad fort was the main building from where shivray take care of their own people ❤️🙏
Love how you covered most iconic places in Pune. Lots of love.
Thanks for visiting our proud city Pune...Being Punekar we love you more..!!!
You present our own nation to us in a way no-one ever can & ever will which infact is the way everyone must be seeing this great nation!
Love the work and what you are doing. Specially, the positivity and good vibes you and your wife are spreading with this channel!
Yeah I enjoy the positivity also!
As a Punekar, I loved the way you introduced our city! I see your videos but this time, You won my heart!
Also, I recommend you to come near Gadital bus stand and Tulshi Baug You'll find so many things in cheap rates
The restaurants I suggest you are Shourya Wada, Garden Gate
If you want a good cake shop I recommend Bangalore Iyangar Bakery. They are so tasty cakes I really love them
Also best pizzas you'll find in New Poona bakery Hadapsar
I don't recommend you to go in a local auto-rikshaws the rates are higher as compared to Olla and Uber.
They are amazing!
Thanks for reading! 💖( if you actually did )
I am from MP, I have been in pune around 6 years..Most beautiful city I have ever seen.. Fantastic weather..Clean city..Best city to live in but in 6 years weather has changed drastically because of uncivilized encroachment..I am not living in pune but still want that H1B visa should be compulsory to get entry in pune to save the greenery and calmness otherwise the day is not far that it will become banglore
Can't wait to see india for myself this year it'll be my first time going since my mom married a indian man and I too am learning punjabi for when I visit this beautiful country love from the US ❤️
Awesome 👏 You’re gonna really enjoy yourself!! Especially if you have a local with you
Pune is one of the most relaxing metro cities of India
Pune looks amazing, a must visit now on my bucket list! Thank you Karl
Cool only on camera otherwise it's full of chaos, poor roads, pathetic traffic, overcrowded most of the places. Only weather is good. 😊
As your fan for a long time and a punekar I'm really happy to watch this video
It's in Urban Maharashtra that they love pav after 1950s , but befor they used to love Pohe, Bhakari made up of Jowar, Bajra , Nachni.
Also in Pune you can find best Non veg food, and it tastes Good with Bhakari.
Many Maharashtrian avoid Pav
Glad to see you back in INDIA 🇮🇳 !!! You are an honorary Indian …. Don’t let anyone tell you any different. JAIHIND 💪🏿👏🏽🇮🇳
I lived in Pune for 13 years. A beautiful city to live. It's one of the most chill out city. I have moved back to my hometown but I miss Pune.
Loved this video. Thank you Karl and Manu. Pune, my dream city. Will visit definitely.
I was in Pune town twice, lived in Nigdi Pradhikaran, frequently visited Geeta Restaurant try their bhaji pao🇰🇪🙏👍🌹
Nice to see you and your wife enjoying the scenery together Karl, that's how memories are created with one and another, great travel the videos, thanks. :)
As a punekar , i am so honoured after watching this video! Tysm!
I am a Punekar living in Delhi.. n OMG! I miss Pune so much now... specially Misal, vadapav, mastani, bhakarvadi , 1-4pm afternoon nap n everything!!
Karl is such an authentic CZcams. A wide variety of content!
I always hear keep the niche narrow but I am like you and prefer wide content!
Yeah, but he never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
Ya as an Indian government agent he’s the “best”
Wonderful to see adventourous पुणे (Pune) again
One of best part of living in this city is getting out is quick and plenty of mountain hiking, nature filled beautiful areas not too far, to enjoy a quick getaway/trip
Born and brought up in Pune. Moved to the United States for my education and career. Lived in NYC, San Francisco. But had to return back after 5 years for the love of my city. Though the old Pune charm was supreme and has faded with the expansion of the city, this city still is one of the best cities to live in without a doubt due to the weather, educational opportunities, industrial zones and IT Park and safety.
most of the Pune people which language spoken?
@@mohamedhithayatullahq6253 Marathi 🚩♥️
Wow I'm glad you approved the atmosphere. Looking forward to visiting great India. Thanks Karl and your beutiful wife for putting informative clips. Cheers
Pune is heaven for trekkers . It's surrounded by mountain ranges and many great forts of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in the vicinity. Do not forget to visit Sinhagad, Rajgad when you come to Pune.
Hey Karl, Pune is known for its good weather all year long, especially winter. But you missed the core Pune area. It is a must-visit area in Peths of Pune. And if possible during the Ganpati festival. You would not want to leave this place. The celebration just livens up the whole city. And add Puran poli, Ukadiche Modak to your food list. Love from Punekars.
I feel proud as a Punekar that it is being recognized and for sure you will find this city really nice and interesting. I hope you had really good experience and I would've always liked to help you. THANK youuu loads of love from pune❤
most of the Pune people which language spoken?
It's marathi almost all people use marathi but there are diverse people living in pune who have shifted for work purposes. You can even request them to talk in hindi and most of them will go for it!!! Pune is a really good city and with everything in here I can surely say you will enjoy in this city and feel connected!!!Love from pune❤️
Pune is not only like shaniwar wada , and FC road . One place you must visit when you're in pune is ' Saswad ' You must visit Saswad , July to November is the best time .❤️ Pune is also makes top in the list of most livable city in india .
Brother I felt heavy after watching your video.Pune is the epicenter of learning.And it is heavy in the world.And it has a view of entire Pune from Parvati hill.Shaniwar Wada of Pune is famous in the world...Jai Hind Jai Maharashtra...Jai Shivarai.. .🚩🇮🇳
Pune is a happy vibe, a vibrant city that gets addictive. Once you have lived in Pune, you will always miss it. Thank you for the video.
Pune has the perfect blend of night life and peace, it's the best city imo to live in India
Jay Maharashtra Karl! It's nice of you to explore only marathi and Maharashtrian food/cuisines because that is the original culture of Maharashtra!!! Respeccc
You are first tourist I know visiting pune while living in India,proud to be a punekar
Loved the vlog 😍😍😍
We are glad that you came here!
And just a small correction - Pune is not a tier-2 city... Pune metropolis is one of the biggest in India and its a sprawling city 🏙️
Amazing! Karl, it is such a pleasure to see you in my hometown Pune. Your Vlog is heartwarming, nostalgic and simply fantastic. I can't wait to see more content from Pune. Make sure to visit MG road and the Camp area as well.
As you are in Pune, do visit Nashik it also has great climate and history.
Yup, we did. Vlogs coming. Nashik is special.
Sounds like a nice place!
@@KarlRock Have you tried Nashik Misal and Sula Wine?
Welcome to Pune! I'm a Maharashtrian who was born in Pune but grew up outside India. But I always feel at home when I come to Pune.
Pune has lot of places to explore in city itself, if you wanto explore whole Pune including rural and urban & surrounding areas, then 5 days are also not enough, visit Pune in monsoon, it's the literally heaven on earth...💖✨🙌🏞️
Thanks for the tour! Seems like a lovely place with friendly people.
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Pao just means 'bread' in Portuguese.
Earlier people used to just eat rotis, but the Portuguese introduced things like potatoes. tomatoes, bread etc, & the entire cuisine changed.
thank you karl for visiting pune much appreciated bro come soon lots of love from all of us punekar's
Instead of remembering Pune for Gandhi you can mesmerize it for Savarkar, Tilak, Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Peshwai and alot of great people...❤
Fifteen years ago, when I was in junior high school, my English teacher studied in Pune so she always told her story about her experience in Pune. Yes, she said Pune was a clean city. Hopefully someday I could take my Master degree scholarship in my country by choosing Pune.
6:21 conversation is a gem. Prayers for this two.
This video is a great resource for anyone considering a trip to Pune❤
Wonderful city, Pune. Love it.
Whenever I visit the city I can feel this atmosphere of optimism. I feel it's more liveable than many other cities in Maharashtra (or India for that matter).
Hoping that the bicycle lanes, electric PMT buses and Puneरी Metro alleviate some of the traffic situation and make it even more liveable than it already is.
Warm welcome Maharashtra ❤ and also would love if you explore more of Maharashtra 👍
I wish to visit someday. Actually so much cool history. So beautiful
Hope you come soon. You’ll love it
You were so close to my house I really appreciate you coming to Pune and educating people about the city
I'm from Nashik but living in Pune....yeah Pune is clean , organised compared to other big cities of India...and yes food from streets is crispy, spicy and cheap...Pune is called Oxford of the east coz of its incredible educational institutions and disciplines 👍
Edit - the weather is the best it's convenient that's what I mean(but not as good and cooler than Nashik tho🙂)
Nashik is better than pune .
Just a couple of good colleges and companies and its set. Best city in Maharashtra.
Coming from a punekar.
@@vedhh7727 hope IT companies come and thrive in Nashik like in Pune , Banglore. Anyhoo Pune pan mazay ani Nashik pan so i love both 😀
nashik is cheap for living
Garden Vada pav pune is always a certified 💪🏻💯❤️
So glad I never thought you beautiful couple would visit our Pune City. Thanks for coming to our beautiful city. You miss so many great spots in pune. You should have visited one of the biggest shopping mall here in pune called Phoenix market city. You were actually very close to it but better luck next time. I'm glad you have explored Koregaon park, this is one of the most posh and expensive locations in pune. God bless both of you.