Pune in July

roccstar2 · Jun 24th, 2009, 10:46

My friends and I are planning on visiting Pune in the middle of July. Is this a good time? Or will the rain cause problems for us? We just want to go to a cool quiet place and just take some time off for ourselves. Maybe go for walks see some of the places in and around Pune and just take in the cool weather and vistas. Is this possible in July or will the rains spoil everything?

hermetic · Jun 24th, 2009, 13:36

My friends and I are planning on visiting Pune in the middle of July. Is this a good time? Or will the rain cause problems for us? We just want to go to a cool quiet place and just take some time off for ourselves. Maybe go for walks see some of the places in and around Pune and just take in the cool weather and vistas. Is this possible in July or will the rains spoil everything?
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If you are planning to have a quiet time in city, then you would be disappointed. But there are many places places around Pune which are beautiful in July. Pls check under Pune section for more details and put your stay at those places

roccstar2 · Jun 24th, 2009, 14:48

Oh shoot! I totally missed Pune in the cities section of the forum! Can some mod move this post there? Or will I have to put up a new thread in the Pune forum?

@hermetic

I will be in Pune since I know some people there who we might be staying with. We will use it as a base to visit some of the other hill stations and interesting places around Pune. Will the weather be a problem? Thats my main concern. Thanks for the reply.

noviceexplorer · Jun 24th, 2009, 19:53

No wheather will not be a problem. It will be enjoyable even if it rains.

rushijoshi · Jun 26th, 2009, 20:14

Hi you can find lot of places around Pune -

1 ) Lohgadh Fort (little trekking required)
2 ) Lonavala - Khandala (too much crowded)
3 ) Maleshej Ghat - Bhimashankar (Full of waterfalls)
4 ) Kolad - A beauty with White Water Rafting on Kundalika River (Cost you around 1100 Rs par ride)
5 ) Matheran - A beautiful hillstation and No Vehicle Zone.
6 ) Rajmachi - (Little trekking required)

lot more....

Regards
Rushi

Rohan_mana · Jun 26th, 2009, 20:56

Well, the thing about Pune rains is that once its starts, it does not stop..so if you have an aversion to getting wet, it could be a problem. In case you like the rains, it will be pretty awesome.

Also, a common hangout spot there is Sihangad Fort. Its not too faraway and the option to drive or trek are both available. If you avoid going on a weekend, it can be quite peaceful as there several areas in and around the fort to chill!

ashwinnaagar · Aug 9th, 2009, 13:29

Common giys it's never too rainy in pune. It does rain almost everyday during the monsoons, but the intensity is very less as compared to mumbai or mahabaleshwar.

patilsushant001 · Aug 11th, 2009, 16:41

Since, last a few years, there's been a pattern in rainfall.
It starts at usual time with some pre monsoon rain. Then, there is a long pause of around one month. Once, it resumes again, there is continuous rainfall for 2 weeks or so and it is enough to spoil your plans unless the plan is a one day trip to enjoy rains.

Jun 24th, 2009, 10:46	#1
roccstar2 The Journey Begins... Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Bangalore, India Posts: 18	Pune in July My friends and I are planning on visiting Pune in the middle of July. Is this a good time? Or will the rain cause problems for us? We just want to go to a cool quiet place and just take some time off for ourselves. Maybe go for walks see some of the places in and around Pune and just take in the cool weather and vistas. Is this possible in July or will the rains spoil everything? __________________ ----------- Roccstar2

Jun 26th, 2009, 20:56	#6
Rohan_mana Account Closed Join Date: May 2009 Location: New Delhi, India Posts: 2	Rain trouble in pune Well, the thing about Pune rains is that once its starts, it does not stop..so if you have an aversion to getting wet, it could be a problem. In case you like the rains, it will be pretty awesome. Also, a common hangout spot there is Sihangad Fort. Its not too faraway and the option to drive or trek are both available. If you avoid going on a weekend, it can be quite peaceful as there several areas in and around the fort to chill!

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Jun 24th, 2009, 13:36	#2
hermetic Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: No Longer heaven Posts: 36	My friends and I are planning on visiting Pune in the middle of July. Is this a good time? Or will the rain cause problems for us? We just want to go to a cool quiet place and just take some time off for ourselves. Maybe go for walks see some of the places in and around Pune and just take in the cool weather and vistas. Is this possible in July or will the rains spoil everything? __________________ If you are planning to have a quiet time in city, then you would be disappointed. But there are many places places around Pune which are beautiful in July. Pls check under Pune section for more details and put your stay at those places

Jun 24th, 2009, 14:48	#3
roccstar2 The Journey Begins... Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Bangalore, India Posts: 18	Oh shoot! I totally missed Pune in the cities section of the forum! Can some mod move this post there? Or will I have to put up a new thread in the Pune forum? @hermetic I will be in Pune since I know some people there who we might be staying with. We will use it as a base to visit some of the other hill stations and interesting places around Pune. Will the weather be a problem? Thats my main concern. Thanks for the reply.

Jun 24th, 2009, 19:53	#4
noviceexplorer novice Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Pune Posts: 4	No wheather will not be a problem. It will be enjoyable even if it rains.

Jun 26th, 2009, 20:14	#5
rushijoshi Had a good "Tadoba" trip Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: On Earth Posts: 157	Hi you can find lot of places around Pune - 1 ) Lohgadh Fort (little trekking required) 2 ) Lonavala - Khandala (too much crowded) 3 ) Maleshej Ghat - Bhimashankar (Full of waterfalls) 4 ) Kolad - A beauty with White Water Rafting on Kundalika River (Cost you around 1100 Rs par ride) 5 ) Matheran - A beautiful hillstation and No Vehicle Zone. 6 ) Rajmachi - (Little trekking required) lot more.... Regards Rushi

Aug 9th, 2009, 13:29	#7
ashwinnaagar Maha Guru Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: pune Posts: 598	Common giys it's never too rainy in pune. It does rain almost everyday during the monsoons, but the intensity is very less as compared to mumbai or mahabaleshwar.

Aug 11th, 2009, 16:41	#8
patilsushant001 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Pune Posts: 218	Since, last a few years, there's been a pattern in rainfall. It starts at usual time with some pre monsoon rain. Then, there is a long pause of around one month. Once, it resumes again, there is continuous rainfall for 2 weeks or so and it is enough to spoil your plans unless the plan is a one day trip to enjoy rains.