Overview
Panchgani is a hill station in the Sahyadri ranges, about 100 km from Pune. Its name means “five hills” that surround the town, giving it scenic beauty. The British developed it as a summer retreat for its cool climate and calm surroundings. Many old boarding schools were set up here, making it an education hub. Table Land, one of Asia’s largest volcanic plateaus, is the top tourist spot. The town overlooks Krishna Valley with viewpoints and greenery all around. Strawberry farms drive the local economy due to perfect weather. Tourists enjoy horse riding, trekking, and valley views year-round. Monsoon turns the hills lush green and misty, adding charm. Bollywood films often shoot here for its colonial bungalows and landscapes. Today, Panchgani blends British history, schools, and nature into a peaceful getaway.
Top Highlights
- Table Land
- Kaas Plateau
- Paragliding
- Mapro Garden
- Parsi Point & Sydney Point








