I was traveling from PCMC Metro Station to Deccan Metro Station today and captured this view from the pedestrian walkway. I couldn't stop for long, but the weather was just too beautiful to ignore.

The rain had just passed, the roads were glistening, the metro rolled by, and everything felt calm despite the city's usual rush. The greenery, cloudy sky, and fresh monsoon air made the entire journey feel special.

Sometimes, all it takes is a few seconds to capture a moment that stays with you.

Have you ever come across a view like this that made you stop and admire the city? What's your favorite place in PCMC/Pune during the monsoon? 🌧️💚

Hi,

Yesterday early morning, we went to Savlya Ghat (which is on the route to Tamhini Ghat).

Though a Red Alert was issued and we were skeptical about whether we'd be able to reach our destination, it was just drizzling on the way. Because it didn't rain heavily initially, we made it to Savlya Ghat smoothly.

It was my first time riding my scooter in the rain, but it went quite well! It was an awesome and memorable experience with the pleasant views of Tamhini Ghat and the constant rain.

We reached at 7:30 AM. Initially, we decided not to do the trail, but the sound of the waterfall echoing through the fog gave us the motivation to go for it. We did the trail, it was quite easy, not very difficult, and we made it to the viewpoint.

OMG, it was so awesome! Amazing views of the ghats and waterfalls, and we could even see Tamhini Lake from the top.

We took our time to grasp that beautiful view, and then came back and had snacks at a parking stall.

By 12 PM, it started raining heavily. We waited for a bit and then left for home.

On this ride, most of us got completely wet. Our shoes literally became swimming pools for our feet, but it was all totally worth it!

Awesome ride and an amazing time yesterday. 😅

Attached are some of the pictures.

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So thats what the weather was all about, I’m finally enjoying Pune

Apparently, putting a bunch of millennials in their 30s around the same table is all it takes to accidentally organise an unofficial legal symposium. Our collective knowledge of the law expanded considerably, thanks to our new friends. Whether our understanding of it improved at the same rate remains legally disputed.

What made the evening memorable, though, wasn't just what we talked about, but the people we shared those conversations with. Everyone simply showed up as themselves, and somewhere between the conversations and shared laughter, strangers started feeling a little less like strangers. By the end of the evening, the question had quietly changed from whether we'd meet again to when.

A big thank you to everyone who showed up. You brought your time, your stories, and a little bit of yourselves to the table, and left me with more reasons to keep doing this.

Meet-up Post: https://www.reddit.com/r/punemeetup/s/5Tjz8MuwFJ

I may have missed a couple of messages while coordinating, so if you reached out and didn't hear back from me, apologies. There will be more meetups.

Quick note to our younger friends who keep trying to get in - enjoy your 20s while they last. Being a millennial at heart does not expedite the process.

Until next time.

Mahaul is mahauling, know any good place near for a pint, chakna and catch up? And please don't say Viman Nagar, Kalyani Nagar..

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