Hinjewadi is the IT / ITes capital of Maharashtra and because of this real estate in Pune is seeing great upsides. There are many big companies in this IT Park which makes it one of the fastest growing destinations in the country. But that is not the only trigger that should motivate you to buy property in Hinjewadi. There are more aspects and one of them is the numerous picnic spots close by. Pune in itself is a place where you can always have your share of fun. And that is why real estate in Pune is growing in every direction. Although Lonavala, Malshej Ghat and Panchgani are close by, what we need to see are the ones that are closer.
One of closest and soothing picnic spots is Khadakwasala / Panshet. This is one of the places which can be called ‘Chowpati’ in Pune. It is build along the Khadakwasla Panshet and Varasgaon dams. People love to spend their evening here. Also, breathtaking view of Sinhagad and Peacock Bay is again a major attraction. Sinhagad Fort is another nice place for picnic, one of the biggest attractions here is trekking. The fort is more in ruins now but the views from the top are breathtaking.
Another picnic spot near Hinjewadi is Tulapur, which is located on the banks of three rivers Bhima, Bhama and Indrayani. It is famous for the temple of Lord Shiva. It has historic significance, it was here that Sambhaji, son of Shivaji Maharaj was arrested by Aurangzeb and later killed. Also, Bedse Caves located near Kamshet is a place to visit. 20-25 minutes of walk from village Bedse. Another place worth visiting is Shivthar Ghal. It is the place where Samarth Ramdas had written 'Dasbodh'- his famous manuscript. Sahyadri is one of world’s toughest mountains and you can enjoy their beauty at Shivthar Ghal.
There are many more such places that you can visit if you buy property in Hinjewadi. One of the pioneers in real estate Pune, DSKDL offers Kunjaban in Punawale. Touted as Baner of tomorrow, it is your ideal opportunity for investment.




Pune, once the education capital of the country (unofficially “the Oxford of the East”) today has become country’s most thriving IT-hub. There is no doubt about it anymore, that the IT / ITes is the lifeline of the city. Although, no credit should be taken away from the automobile hub, the Rajiv Gandhi IT Park in Hinjewadi is more or less the face of the city. How big is Hinjewadi can be judged from the number of giants that have set base here. IBM India, Hexaware Technologies, AtoS, Synechron, Mahindra Engineering (located at the remotest corner of phase 2), Idea Cellular, KPIT Cummins, Tata Technologies, Infosys, Wipro, Credit Suisse (located inside Wipro), Tata Consultancy Services, Geometric Limited, Tech Mahindra, Cognizant Technology Solutions, Persistent Systems (under construction), Honeywell, Mindtree, 3DPLM Software Solutions, CECsoft, Compulink, Pesh-Infotech, ANSYS Fluent and Digital Group InfoTech, to name a few. Properties in Hinjewadi are now the most desired possession.
The Oxford of East, the City of Peshwas, the city has so many different names, now it has a completely new name the IT capital of India. 

