Ertiga Hire In Pune

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Meghana Cab : Ertiga Cab Pune
Meghana Cab offers spacious and affordable Ertiga Cab services in Pune, ideal for family trips, group travel, airport transfers, and outstation journeys. The Maruti Suzuki Ertiga provides a perfect balance of comfort, utility, and fuel efficiency, with ample legroom and luggage space for up to 6 passengers. Whether you are planning a pilgrimage, business tour, or weekend escape, our well-maintained Ertiga cabs and experienced drivers ensure a smooth and enjoyable ride. With transparent pricing, on-time pickups, and 24/7 customer support, book your Ertiga Cab in Pune with Meghana Cab for a hassle-free travel experience tailored to your needs.

Top Places to Visit in Pune with Meghana Cab

Osho Ashram (Meditation Resort)
Nestled in lush Koregaon Park, this global meditation centre promotes wellness through guided meditations, yoga, therapies, and silent retreats. Housed in serene halls with beautifully maintained gardens, it provides a space for introspection and rejuvenation.

Sinhagad Fort
Perched at 1,317 m on the Sahyadri range, this ancient hill fortress—famed ...
... for the 1670 Battle of Sinhagad—offers rugged treks, two main gateways (Pune & Kalyan Darwaza), Tanaji Malusare’s memorial, and sweeping vistas of the Deccan Plateau. It’s a beloved weekend trek with food stalls serving local fare.

Shaniwar Wada
Built in 1732 as the seat of the Maratha Peshwas, this iconic fortification features grand teak gateways, granite walls, ornate fountains, and remnants of its former glory. Despite a destructive fire in 1828, the five surviving gates—like the Delhi and Mastani Darwaza—and the palace ruins offer a journey into Maratha power and intrigue, often brought to life during the evening light-and-sound show.

Aga Khan Palace
Constructed in 1892 with Italian arches and set amidst sprawling lawns, this palatial structure served both famine relief and later the Indian freedom struggle—Mahatma Gandhi and his family were interned here. Now a museum, it preserves Gandhi’s personal items and the samadhis of Kasturba Gandhi and Mahadev Desai, echoing India’s fight for independence.