The iconic landmark of Mumbai, overlooking the Arabian Sea, built in 1924 by Britishers. Take a boat ride from here to the nearby Elephanta Caves. After that, visit the Museum Mani Bhawan, where Mahatma Gandhi stayed.
A historical fortification in Pune. Explore the architecture and history of the Peshwas, the prime ministers of the Maratha Empire. Visit the garden and fountains of the fort. End the day with street shopping at Laxmi Road.
A historical palace converted into a museum. It was built by Sultan Muhammed Shah Aga Khan III in 1892 and was an internment camp during the Quit India Movement. Learn about the Indian Independence movement and see paintings and photographs for that era.
The most famous temple in Pune dedicated to Lord Ganesha. Enjoy the divine atmosphere here and be in awe of the magnificent idol of Lord Ganesha. Later, take a tour of the nearby Pataleshwar Cave Temple, an 8th-century rock-cut temple.
A shoppers paradise situated in the southern part of Mumbai. Shop for clothes, jewelry, handicrafts, antique items, and souvenirs. Also, visit the nearby Sassoon Docks for a glimpse of Mumbai's fish market.
Add an extra day for a trip to Lonavala or Khandala, hill stations near Pune. If you have more time, explore the beaches of Alibaug or visit the Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Mumbai. If you have less time, skip Pataleshwar Cave temple.