Badshah

Pune


This institution for faloodas (rose-flavoured drinks), sharbats (a chilled drink) and fresh juices may have been born in Bombay, but it's been at it in Pune for four decades as well. It's tough to beat its signature falooda (with cream and dry fruits) or a fresh anar (pomegranate) enjoyed on its pleasant patio on a hot day. Serves heftier Indian meals as well.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Pune attractions

1. Tribal Cultural Museum

1.12 MILES

About 1.5km east of the train station, this small museum showcases artefacts (jewellery, utensils, musical instruments, even black-magic accessories) from…

2. Shaniwar Wada

1.65 MILES

The remains of this fortressed palace of the Peshwa rulers are located in the old part of the city. Built in 1732, Shaniwar Wada was destroyed by a fire…

3. Osho Teerth Gardens

1.67 MILES

The 5-hectare Osho Teerth Gardens are a verdant escape from urban living with giant bamboo, jogging trails, a gurgling brook and smooching couples. You…

4. Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum

1.69 MILES

An oddball of a museum that’s one of Pune’s true delights, housing only a fraction of the 20,000-odd objects of Indian daily life painstakingly collected…

5. Jangali Maharaj Temple

2.14 MILES

Adjacent to the Pataleshvara Cave Temple is the Jangali Maharaj Temple, dedicated to a Hindu ascetic who died here in 1818.

6. Pataleshvara Cave Temple

2.16 MILES

The curious rock-cut Pataleshvara Cave Temple is a small and unfinished (though actively used) 8th-century temple, similar in style to the grander caves…

7. Aga Khan Palace

2.96 MILES

The grand Aga Khan Palace is set in a peaceful wooded 6.5-hectare plot northeast of the centre. Built in 1892 by Sultan Aga Khan III, this graceful…

8. Gandhi National Memorial

2.98 MILES

You can peer into the room where the Mahatma Ghandi used to stay as well as gawk at photos and paintings representing moments in his extraordinary life at…