Baner Hill - Mountain peak in Pune - Pune, India

The best location for Sunrise as well as Sunset This trail is connected to the Pashan trail and you can trek with beautiful scenery Please make sure that you will avoid making Waste ( Plastic waste ) !!!!

Amazing place with mesmerizing view... Really it was so peaceful in sunset time In midst of busy baner city after crossing aromas cafe we found this place... Really vow

Average view you will get here not that much good. You need to trek atleast 15 min here. If you need some peace then it is a good place for you.

A welcoming please for people who want to contribute to society by planting new trees. If you're visiting this place, do participate in the plantation programs, its really easy if you see someone planting or watering tree just go talk to them and offer them your help. You will be pretty surprised to find out about their welcoming nature.

My most favourite place to roam is Baner Hill. Mainly Sunrise and sunset from top of this Hill is absolutely amazing.

Woah, I went here for a morning stroll on my bday and was amazed by the sheer beauty of the view from the top. The hill trek was pretty short but the view from the temple was amazing and worth it. The temple is very peaceful and you can stay there calmly without any disturbance. You can view a good part of baner and balewadi from the top and be in awe of the natural beauty amidst the concrete jungle.

Family friendly: An easy to medium hike from Baner to Pashan Hill. Depending on your fitness level, this walk is great for those who can handle steep hills as well as steep flights of steps especially when you are starting from Baner Hill side. The entrance from Baner Hill was obscure and tricky for people who cannot read the local language. When you reach the top you will see Navaragha Temple which you can't miss as it's a bright white building. At this point you want to walk to your right, up some stairs and around the building. There is a biodiversity area where the cows chills out. The inclination can be felt as you walk further up and you'll see some exercise equipment (kids love it). Certainly a nice place to set up a picnic although very little shade. I was glad to see very little litter /rubbish can be seen on this hill! When you finally get to Pashan Hill, you will notice the difference as you walk along the floor surface. There were also less open spaces as you become surrounded by luscious tall trees and rocks covered in moss. The walk becomes easier and easier at the tail end of Pashan hill. Walking along the hill, you will see on your right the contrast of nature vs. man made buildings. As you exit, you will head on to sus road. At this point, you have walked approx. 6k. I have learnt every hike is different; the first time was with my family of four and the second a group of 30 adults and children! Both were very unique experiences. Enjoy!

Average view. Good for Sunday trekking.