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As Maharashtra is a vast state,
every region of the state has a few important cities and
towns. On the western coastal part of the state, Mumbai
stands as the most tempted city of India with its dazzling
streets and glamorous lifestyle. A few kilometers inside
the mainland is another lively city, Pune. This city is
known as the Queen of the Deccan and the Oxford of the
East. Because of its modern lifestyle and being a
commercial hub, this city is a favourite destination for
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MUMBAI
The Capital of Maharashtra, is the
fastest moving city of India. Mumbai, being the
commercial capital of the country, it is a land for
finance, trade and entertainment of the country. This city
is full of excitement energy and enthusiasm. The city
displays a cosmopolitan character which reflects in its
cuisine, culture, inhabitants and language. The bustling
city, is the most busy ports of India and handles about 40
percent of India's Martine trade. The city which is a part
of India's splendid coast, has a natural harbour developed
by the British.
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PUNE
Surrounded with green hills and placid lakes
and having a salubrious climate, Pune is known as
the Queen of the Deccan and Oxford of the East. This
cultural capital of Maharashtra is among the
greenest urban areas in India. Being witnessed the ups and
downs of the Maratha Empire and its great ruler Shivaji,
Pune has lot to narrate about its historic past.
Pune is now a center for Marathi theatre,
education, crafts, culture and art. The city has one of
the India's oldest universities that attract students both
from India and abroad. In coarse of time, Pune is becoming
a commercial hub for Maharashtra state next to
Mumbai with the investors and MNCs showing interest to
this city.
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AURANGABAD
The Aurangabad Caves were built during
the 6th and 7th centuries. The walls of the caves have
interesting illustrations from the Jataka stories. Lying
amidst the hills are 12 Buddhist caves possibly dating
back to the 1st century AD. The Tantric influences evident
in the iconography and architectural designs of the caves
are of particular interest.
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How to Reach:
By Air: There is an extensive network of flights
from Mumbai's Sahar (international) and Santa Cruz
(domestic) airports. There are domestic flights to all the
major cities of the country.
By Rail: Mumbai has trains connecting it to all
important cities in India. Intra city trains in Mumbai are
very good, and are the cheapest and fastest way to move
around in Mumbai.
By Road: Mumbai is well connected to all the cities
in Maharashtra by bus. Intra city bus services are also
very good.
Luxury Holiday India offers information on Cities of
Maharashtra in India and online Booking facility of
Cities of Maharashtra in India. |
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