Pune to Sinnar

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Train

4h  26m

Cheapest

$6-45

Bus

5h  23m

$11-17

Taxi

2h  38m

Fastest

$45-60

Drive

2h  38m

$22-31

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Distance: 181.8 km

Duration: 2h 38m

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Traveling From Pune to Sinnar

Traveling from Pune to Sinnar offers a blend of Pune's vibrant urban life and Sinnar's serene, quaint charm.

Best Neighbourhoods in Sinnar

Sinnar boasts diverse neighborhoods that cater to various experiences for visitors.

Shivaji Nagar

• Bustling marketplaces with local handicrafts.

• Proximity to famous temples and local cuisine.

Nashik Road

• Convenient transport links to Pune and Nashik.

• Offers a mix of modern amenities and traditional charm.

Kopargaon

• Scenic views of nearby hills and greenery.

• Known for its friendly local community.

Best Times To Visit Sinnar's Attractions

Timing your visits to Sinnar's attractions can greatly enhance your experience.

Shree Sidhhi Vinayak Mandir

Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy peaceful worship.

Balaji Mandir

Weekdays are quieter, allowing for a more contemplative visit.

Sinnar Fort

Late afternoons provide cooler weather and stunning sunset views.

Sinnar Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Sinnar typically experiences a hot semi-arid climate, with scorching summers and mild winters. The best time to visit is from November to February, when the cooler temperatures enhance your travel experience, allowing you to explore comfortably.

Dining in Sinnar: A Taste of the Local Flavors

Don’t miss trying the local favorite, 'Thalipeeth,' a multi-grain pancake often served with fresh butter and spicy chutney at one of Sinnar's cozy eateries. This dish captures the simplicity and earthy flavors of the region, standing in stark contrast to Pune’s diverse culinary scene, while the inviting ambiance of local diners adds to the authentic experience.