3 Days Tour Packages From Pune

With the happening city life comes the monotony of work pressure and it becomes crucial to venture out of the city and take a temporary respite from the hectic schedules. But time is short and work beckons. Thus, short trips that can be completed within 2-3 days are ideal holiday getaways for the people of Pune. Here we have put together a list of 10 short 3 days tour packages from Pune, which are perfect for those long weekends. What are you waiting for, pack your bags and get going!

Places to Visit

Satara

It offers the ideal blend of heritage and nature. Hike through the trails of the Ajinkyatara and Sajjangarh forts, re-live the glorious history of Maratha Empire, and take ancient pathways that lead you to the stunning Kass plateau where the river Veena converges into the river Krishna. Relax in the lap of Mother Nature and refresh your mind and spirits.

Bhandardara

Located some 162 km from Pune, Bhandardara is the highest peak in the state of. Majestic mountains, cascading waterfalls, and the lush greenery add to the attractions of this spot for tourists.

Kolad

If you are in the lookout for adventure and want to feel that adrenaline rush, just head to Kolad, around 115 km from Pune. You will get to experience a wide variety of adventure sports like river rafting, jet skiing, kayaking, flying fox and many more, and get to enjoy around a bonfire with night camps as well.

Diveagar

This tourist destination, which is around 160 km away from the city, is as of now untouched by commercialization and very few people have discovered its lures. The virgin beach by the Arabian Sea stretches for an amazing 6 km. The uneven surface adds to the fun of strolling on the beach. You can also see the rare Suru trees on the coast. Another prime attraction is a temple of Lord Ganesha.

Mahabaleshwar

Located around 120 km from the city of Pune, it is one of the well-known tourist spots of Maharashtra. Mahabaleshwar is actually a huge plateau with a mesmerizing valley wrapped around it. Enjoy the splendor of rock formations and the scenic beauty from the different sightseeing points like Wilson Point (Sunrise Point), Mumbai Point (Sunset Point), Arthur's Seat, and so on.

Matheran

This is India’s smallest hill station, located at a distance of 120 km away from Pune. You can choose to trek to the hill point, or have fun on the joy ride in the toy train. Automobiles are banned in this region and so the plus point of this tourist spot is a pollution-free environment. Enjoy the sight of sunsets and sunrises and the panoramic beauty from any of its 38 viewpoints. And fill your lungs with fresh oxygen in this 3 days trip from Pune.

Lonavala

The place is renowned for delicacies like fudge and chikkis. The places of interest to visit on a 3 day trip from Pune are Karla caves, Tungarli Lake, Rajmachi wildlife sanctuary, Tiger’s leap, Ekvira Devi temple, and Tikona fort.

Alibaug

This coastal town attracts lovers of sand, sea, and seafood. Reach Alibaug by taking the ferry from the Gateway of India in Mumbai. Historical monuments like a fort built during the reign of Shivaji add to the charms of the place, along with the calm beaches with mesmerizing scenic views.

Kamshet

Situated at a distance of just 50 km from Pune, Kamshet is fast becoming the destination of choice for 3 days tour packages from Pune. This picturesque location is tucked away in the middle of quaint villages and offers the experience of exemplary paragliding for tourists. Get away from the humdrum of the city and head over to explore the caves of Bhaja and Bhedsa, or relax by the Vadival Lake.

Panchgani

This charming hills station, perched at a height of 1334 meters, gets its name from its location in the middle of 5 hills of the Sahyadri Range. Once a summer resort for the British colonials, here you can feast your eyes to the splendor of the mighty hills on one side and the coastal waters on the other. On your 3 days trip from Pune, remember to visit Table Land, the second largest plateau of Asia, and also Devil’s Kitchen where Pandavas from the Mahabharata are believed to have stayed.