10 Reasons Why Pune Is The Most Livable City In India

According to the Ease of Living Index assessment carried out by the Government, Pune was voted as the most livable city in India and we couldn’t agree more!! With great educational institutions and a safe environment for women, Pune is a dream city to live in. We made a list of the top 10 reasons why our very own city is the best!

Nature

parks in pune

In spite of being a bustling city, Pune has some wonderful spots where you can lose yourself in the tranquil arms of Mother Nature. Dotted with multiple hills and trails such as the Hanuman Tekdi, Vetal Tekdi and Taljai; you can savour the greenery as you venture up these hikes. Only adding to this greenery are the city's favourite gardens; Kamla Nehru Park, Empress Garden and Okayama Friendship Garden.

Education

pune university

Rightly known as the Oxford of the East, Pune is home to a staggering number of educational institutions. Right from some great regional and International schools to Pune’s own Savitribai Phule Pune University; the city provides you with excellent options when it comes to education. Even for specialised higher studies; the city houses a huge number of Engineering colleges, Medical Colleges and research institutes such as DRDO, NIV and NCL.

 

Safety

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Pune has consistently been voted as one of the safest places to live in the country and we’re sure most women living here would agree with this. With an extremely low crime rate and most importantly a liberal and safe environment for women, Pune is the first choice for many women professionals as well as students.

Food

bedekar misal

Best known for its iconic eateries Shreyas, Vaishali, Bedekar, Goodluck and Marz-O-Rin; Pune’s food scene is growing with each passing day. Now home to some of the best cafes, restaurants and street-eats in the country; Pune offers you a plethora of eating options. Grab bun-maska and chai at Goodluck or spicy misal-pav at Bedekar, you’ll never go hungry here!

History

shaniwarwada

The city has a rich historical and cultural heritage and it can be witnessed even today. With monuments such as Shaniwarwada, Agakhan Palace and Sinhagad Fort, the city still maintains its historical splendour and gives you a sneak peek into Maharashtra's proud past.

Nightlife

miami

The city has a huge student population and as a consequence a great nightlife! From cult favourites like Elephant & Co. and Mi-a-Mi to some new arrivals such as Toit; the city boasts of some exciting nightlife destinations. Breweries, elegant bars or dance clubs; it's got them all!

Weather

monsoos in pune

The climate in Pune has always been one of its biggest assets. In spite of the summers being somewhat harsh, the weather year-round is pleasant. With the arrival of monsoons the city becomes spectacularly green and the winters are cold yet tolerable. All in all, we love Pune for its beautiful weather!

Employment Opportunities

hinjewadi pune

A booming IT sector coupled with growing opportunities of employment in many other arenas, makes Pune a favourite for those seeking employment. Another great aspect is the ease of startups and creative freedom due to the citizens’ high level of acceptance.

Shopping And Entertainment

shopping in pune

From fancy brands to some ultra-cheap street shopping destinations; the city is a paradise for shoppers. Tulsibaug, M. G. Road or F. C. Road; the street markets in Pune are to die for. And even more so are the entertainment options available here. Sports clubs, golf, race courses, cultural centres, great theatre, gaming zones and kids play parks; the city offers you the A-Z of recreational choices.

Culture

dagduseth temple

Punekars are best known for staying deeply rooted in their rich cultural background. A bedazzling Ganesh Chaturthi celebration at Dagdusheth Temple, a sumptuous meal of Puranpoli and Ukadiche Modak or Savai Gandharva- a classical music festival; the city is steeped in culture and you are sure to get a taste of it too!

If you know more reasons what makes Pune the most liveable city in India, leave a comment below. 

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