Doha to Pune Flights

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Pune is the second-largest city in the state of Maharashtra. The mild climate and the richness of the flora and fauna in the city make it an ideal place to travel. Pune is known as the 'Deccan Queen', the 'Cultural Capital of Maharashtra', and the 'Oxford of the East. It is also among the greenest urban areas in the country with more than 40 % of its area covered with trees. Pune is the ninth most populous city in India. It is one of the most unusual cities reflecting the traits of a culturally bound region and the largest modern industrial city.

Pune weather is wonderful. Summer here starts from early March and lasts up to July. Sunlight can have a powerful effect on the skin and sunburn. Therefore, take care of your skin and use sunscreens. The nights in Pune are much colder than in other parts of the country because of its high altitude.

Best places to visit in Pune

• Shaniwar Wada Palace: It is an important tourist attraction and an iconic place that displays the times of Peshwas of Maratha.
• Aga Khan Palace: This place is an important landmark in Pune, boasting of the history of charity in India.
• Dagdusheth Halwai Temple: It is a very famous temple among the believers of Lord Ganesha. The very famous Ganeshotsav is hosted every year here.
• Osho Ashram: Osho Ashram is a perfect place for tourists seeking some moments of peace in the lap of nature.
• Vetal Tekdi: Vetal Tekdi is the highest point in Pune situated at an altitude of 2600 feet. Owing to its location, Vetal Tekdi offers splendid views of the surrounding landscape.
• Lal Mahal: Lal Mahal is a magnificent palace built by the father of Shivaji Maharaj for his wife and son during 1630 AD.
• Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum: The museum has an impressive collection of Raja Dinkar’s work that was dedicated to his son. The museum has a collection of various wooden objects, coins, textiles, weapons, sculptures, ivory objects, stationery, paintings and various other items.
• Parvati Hill: Parvati hill is a popular place for trekking buffs and the famous Parvati Temple that sits on top of the hill. It is situated at an altitude of 2100 feet above sea level. The hill houses four temples dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu, Ganesh and Karthikeya which date back to the 17th century.
• Sinhagad Fort: Sinhagad Fort derives its name from the Hindi word for Lion. This fort was built some 2000 years ago and has been gaining beauty since ancient times.
• Pashan Lake: It is an artificial lake built during the British era to fulfil the water requirements of the city. Now, the lake is a captivating place featuring crocodiles.

Airport in Pune

Pune International Airport is the main airport located 10 km toward the northeastern side of Pune.

• Airport address: Pune International Airport, New Airport Rd, Pune International Airport Area, Lohegaon, Pune, Maharashtra 411032
• IATA code: PNQ

Qatar became a British Protectorate in 1914 after the Ottomans withdrew their troops from Qatar. Initially it was a small settlement with mud houses and pearl trade was the only source of revenue. With the introduction of cultured pearls the pearl trade faced massive setbacks. But the newly found oil was to compensate to a great extent in the near future. In fact Oil initiated the prosperous future of Qatar. Small houses were replaced by modern buildings.

Schools were started. Deep-water port was completed, allowing bigger ships to enter the bay and the trade flourished. More land was reclaimed and Doha started expanding, foreign immigrants started pouring in, attracted by the trade opportunities and the development efforts going on.

Best places to visit in Doha

• Heritage Monuments: Souq Waqif, Katara Cultural Village, Villagio
• Food: Teatro Doha, Market by Jean-Gorges, La Spiga by Paper Moon
• Religious Places: State Grand Mosque, Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, Katara Mosque
• Shopping hubs: City Centre Mall, Doha Festival City, The HUB Doha
• Top government bodies: The Corniche, The Pearl-Qatar, National Museum of Qatar, Museum of Islamic Art

Airport in Doha

Hamad International Airport is the only international airport in the country of Qatar. It was named to honour the former Emir of Qatar, Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani. It is spread across 22km² with 3 terminals – One for departure & transfer terminal, other for arrival terminal and third is dedicated to Qatar Airways.

• Airport address: Hamad International Airport, Doha, Qatar
• IATA code: DOH