Pune
Taljai Hills
Open Time : 5:00 AM- 10:00 AM and 4:30 PM -7:00 PM
Entry : free
Address : Taljai Hills, Taljai Forest Area, Pune, Pune, Maharashtra
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Why to visit Taljai Hills
The location, which is tucked away in the Western Ghats and enjoys a lovely climate almost all year, has a number of attractions for environmentalists and shutterbugs. Morning and evening walks in the open woodland area are a peaceful experience.
The famed Taljai Mata Devi temple, which is located atop the hill, is well-known among Punekars. The road to the temple is a zigzag bituminous trail through the forest that requires hiking because no cars can reach the top of the hill.
Because the forest is not dense, you will have plenty of time to explore the area while hiking up to the temple. During your tour, you may see a variety of migratory birds, unusual butterfly species, peacocks, and rabbits in their natural habitat.
FAQ on Taljai Hills
When is the idea time to visit Taljai Hills?
Taljai Hills looks more refreshing and extra beauty in the months of rainy season.
How to reach Taljai Hills?
You can take state buses or cabs from the Pune airport or train station to go to Swargate Depot or Datte in 24 minutes (about) by getting off at the bus stop on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Road. The base, which is about 4 kilometres from the bus terminal, can be reached from there by taking a cab. You must hike the remaining distance to reach the mountaintop. The Shivaji Maratha College path is the most practical hiking route to Taljai Hills.
What attractions are near Taljai Hill?
Attractions near Taljai Hill: (0.10 km) Saras Garden (0.45 km) Seven Wonders Dream Park (1.38 km) Sarasbaug Ganpati Temple
What restaurants are near Taljai Hill?
Restaurants near Taljai Hill: (0.21 km) Satvik's Sarang (0.45 km) Shreyas Siddhi (0.47 km) Sujata Mastani
What hotels are near Taljai Hill?
Hotels near Taljai Hill: (5.19 km) JW Marriott Hotel Pune (5.20 km) The Central Park Hotel (6.18 km) Conrad Pune
Is it acceptable to bring food inside?
During your journey, you can bring snacks and drinking water with you. However, it is advised against bringing spicy food inside the forest for the protection of the creatures that live there. If a food particle is dropped by accident, animals and birds may ingest it, which could cause unintended difficulties.
Special Tip
There are no entrance fees, so you can enjoy the endless greenery for free.It is recommended that you wear sturdy shoes. Bring some food and drinks with you. Some areas of the hill are only open from 5 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
By Shobhna J.
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