Although troubled by waterlogging and traffic, Pune’s monsoon charm is truly irresistible For Punekars, rain is not a reason to stay indoors—it’s an invitation to explore A peacock drenched in rain was spotted on Vetal Tekdi, capturing the beauty of Pune’s monsoon Iconic spots like Sinhagad Fort see a surge of visitors soaking in the drizzle and panoramic views Visuals capture the metro on the bridge above and vehicles moving through the rain below The city streets shimmered after a fresh spell of rain Pune at times slows down, but looks beautiful in the rain From the ever-bustling JM Road glistening under streetlights to misty morning strolls near Fergusson College, the city transforms beautifully Even with flooding in low-lying areas, the spirit of Punekars in the rain remains unshaken Khadakwasla’s lakeside becomes a buzzing monsoon picnic spot, despite occasional traffic snarls Weekend drives to Sinhagad are almost a ritual for Punekars craving fresh air and hot bhajiyas