Don’t like to party? To be honest, we don’t like it either. But that doesn’t mean you stay in. You can still end 2018 with a bang, doing something that’s more your style. Pune has a lot more than just a wild party scene. Here’s what all you can do.
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Take The Mighty Kurtosshhh Challenge
Head to Kurtosh in Bavdhan and take up the food challenge. You have to finish a massive kurtosh, which is Hungarian cake made on a spit. You and your buddies can take up this challenge and have unlimited fun. Read more about this Hungarian delicacy here.
Enjoy 'Dining In A Fairytale Garden' Experience At The Secret Garden
This hidden gem is one of the most beautiful garden restaurants in Pune. Visit The Secret Garden in Mundhawa for a 'dining in the fairytale garden' experience with bae and start your new year on a magical note. Enjoy tap room craftbeer, good food and good vibes at this Insta-worthy place.
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Celebrate On The Streets At FC Road
Love a crowd that cheers? Head to FC road where the young, the old, and the ones in between will be cheering and celebrating the end of another year. Welcome 2021 with other Puneris! You can eat at the stalls around or step into a restaurant nearby. You won’t be bored, for sure. Here's the FC road guide for your reference.
Take A Couple's Kumbhakaran Thali Challenge At Aaoji Khaoji
Aaoji Khaoji is a popular Punjabi thali restaurant in Pune that is situated in Bopodi, Hinjewadi, Camp and JM Road. They are known for their signature jumbo paratha dry-fruit-loaded thalis, lassi, Punjabi dishes, and tandoor starters. One of the biggest thalis they serve is Kumbhakaran thali. Mind you, it comes under the biggest thalis in Pune. A foodie couple can take up their Kumbhakaran thali challenge and if they manage to finish it in the stipulated time, they'll receive a whopping INR 11,000 cash!