Solapur to Pune Trains

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To book a train from Solapur to Pune, all you need to do is to enter your travel details on the top of the page, choose from the list of trains available, check out the desired train seat availability, and proceed to train ticket booking by entering your details and paying the cost. You can then receive the confirmed tickets shortly. The easy-to-understand and adaptable interface, easy railway ticket booking process, and affordable train fare make redRail a great choice for those looking to book a Solapur to Pune train.

There are 43 trains running from Solapur to Pune covering an approximate distance of 273 kms. While some trains run on a daily basis, others run weekly. A large number of travelers choose to reach Pune from Solapur by train. The first train from Solapur to Pune is COA LTT EXPRESS (17221), departing at 02:55 from Solapur (SUR). CSMT VANDEBHARAT (22226) is the fastest among the Solapur to Pune Trains. It departs from Solapur (SUR) at 06:05 and arrives at Pune (PUNE) at 09:15, covering the distance in just 03 hrs 10 mins. The last train from Solapur to Pune is VIVEK EXPRESS (19567), departing at 23:35 from Solapur (SUR). You can get detailed information about Solapur to Pune train timetable, availability, fare, running status, coach position, and PNR on redRail. 

The boarding stations for all Solapur to Pune trains are -

• Solapur (SUR)
• Pandharpur (PVR)

• Pune Junction (PUNE)

The Seena and Bhima Basins in Maharashtra are a region that includes Solapur, a city of important historical and spiritual significance. There are several tales about how this city got its name. Although some ancient inscriptions indicate Sanalpur and Sandalpur as the city's original names, it was first believed that the city was spread across a territory that encompassed sixteen distinct settlements. Residents of Solapur are extraordinarily gifted writers and artists. As a result, many well-known writers and artists have been born here. Festivals frequently feature the dancing styles Lavni and Dhangari gaja. Fairs and festivals are integral to Solapur culture.

Pune, a bustling metropolis, is home to several tourist attractions that frequently draw tourists. Pune, also known as the cultural epicentre of Maharashtra and sometimes referred to as the Oxford of the East, is situated on the western edge of the Deccan plateau and the leeward side of the Western Ghats. Pune features a variety of historical sites and is also bordered by other contemporary attractions like parks and temples. It also has a touch of old-world charm. It is one of those cities that is a must-see while on a Maharashtra trip since it perfectly captures the variety of the state.

Trains running between Solapur and Pune make stops in Daund, Kurduvadi, and Jeur, among other places. Most trains stop at each station for five minutes. The stations on this list, however, may vary depending on the rail route you take from Solapur to Pune. redBus users may verify this on the redRail app.

• Aga Khan Palace

Sultan Muhammad Shah Aga Khan built the iconic Aga Khan Palace in 1892. The Aga Khan Palace offers a wide range of attractions for visitors to enjoy. On the premises of this place, Mahadev Desai and Kasturba Gandhi, Mahatma Gandhi's wife, died. Famous architect Charles Correa built a memorial to them inside the palace. The palace has a lengthy and fascinating past.

• Rajiv Gandhi Zoological Park

The park is divided into three sections: an animal shelter, a snake park, and a zoo. There is also a lake. The snake park is home to approximately 150 reptiles from over 22 different species, including a King Cobra. The complex's wildlife includes leopards, sloth bears, sambars, barking deer, black bucks, monkeys, and elephants.

• Parvati Hill

At an elevation of 2,100 feet, Parvati Hill is a notable hill range with a sizable quantity of ancient relics and temples. Some of the well-known temples that can be viewed on the summit are Devdeveshwar Temple. The temples are credited as having been constructed by the Peshwas. From the top of the hill, the view of Pune is breathtaking.

• Sinhagad Fort
• This magnificent stronghold, which dates back more than 2,000 years, can be found in the Sahyadri Mountains, some 35 km from Pune. The Kaundinya Eshwar Temple and a few exquisitely carved underground caverns are located there.
• Osho Ashram

This organisation, a heady fusion of spiritualism, traditional wisdom, and contemporary notions of relaxation, was the brainchild of the late guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh or OSHO. The ashram, which is located in Koregaon Park in North Pune, offers a range of meditation sessions that encourage boundless wisdom and joy.OSHO Teerth Park, the main draw at Osho Ashram, is a gorgeous 12-acre park on the property. It is a well-kept garden where one may see dry regions and streams..

• Pawna Lake

An artificial lake made from the water of the Pawna Dam is a popular camping location and is situated along the former Mumbai-Pune route.

• Palace of Shaniwar Wada

In the eighteenth century, Shaniwar Wada was the centre of power for the Peshwas of the Maratha Empire. Also known as the haunted palace, the actual history of this fort is tainted by a gruesome murder that occurred as a result of political lust and covetousness. Every evening, a light and sound spectacle is presented here as well.

• Pataleshwar Caves

The Pataleshwar Cave Temple, an old centre of devotion in the city's centre, is popular with both residents and visitors from various parts of India.

• The Kasba Peth market

The city's oldest sector. It is also known as Kasba Peth; Kasba means market town, and Peth means neighbourhood. The region expanded while Shivaji and the Peshwas were in power during the Maratha Empire.

• Shinde Chhatri

Mahadji Shinde was a prominent Maratha fighter, and his monument, Shinde Chhatri, is a well-known landmark in Pune. The floral carvings and design of the Shinde Chhatri are still breathtaking even after so many years. There is still some brilliance on the iron entrance gate. Massive pillars, vibrant window panes, and marble flooring in every room still radiate the same glow they did when they were initially built.

The months of November to February are the ideal times to visit Pune. Avoid travelling to Pune from May to July when it's hot and humid.

One of the most common methods to go to Pune is via train. An expertly planned rail network links the city to the rest of the country. Several of the city's significant railway stations include Pune Junction, Khadki, Shivajinagar, Ghorpadi, Dapodi, and Hadapsar. Given how well-kept the roads are that connect Pune, motorists are in for a treat. There is good road connectivity between Pune and cities like Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, etc. It takes about 3 hours to travel from Mumbai to Pune along the Mumbai-Pune expressway, which is heralded as a scenic ride.

The city of Pune is well connected to major Indian cities and capitals by air. These cities include Bangalore, Hyderabad, Delhi, and Kolkata to name a few. A lot of the cities are connected to Pune via a direct flight. The city Airport is 15 km from the centre of the city in the Lohegaon area.

If your train ticket is not confirmed, need not worry. Alternatively, you can travel by bus from Solapur to Pune through redBus bus booking app. Book now!