Shree Devdeveshwar Temple (Parvati Temple)

I just loved the view from the top of this mountain which is also called parvati hills
Their are many temples on this mountain
Not so crowded you can visit every temple in no time
Also the view is so mesmerizing
Best time is in evening to visit
You can see over all pune from the top

The place is exotic location but not maintaining instead modifying various areas...lots of discarded garbage thrown everywhere ..which no 1 is bother 4MOTHER NATURE ..PMC must take a pain to maintained it

Nice place to visit during days other than summer. In summers you can visit in early morning and evening. Temples of Lord Mahadev, Vishnu, Kartik and other gods are created by Peshwas. Peshwa musiem is also must visit place because it shows history of Maharashtra and Pune City . Entire view of Pune City is visible from here. Very calm and Beautiful place. Loved to visit here.

Serene atmosphere and a keeper of the great Maratha history.

One of the most scenic places in Pune!

The temple itself is over 250 years old built by the Peshwas. The temple & the hill has got free hand from nature.
Little over 100 steps to climb & you will reach the hill top. There is also a museum you can visit. The garden here was under construction, the place will be even more beautiful once this is compete.

Do visit by evening to experience a breathtaking view of the Sunset.

Very much energetic place. Beauty of nature of parvati hill is very mesmerising. You must visit here for watching sunrise. Such a good place for morning walk. Historic place about peshwa dynesty.

Liked it... it was like Climbing 10 to 12 floor. But it was safe.. rocks used for making stairs is so well placed and not slippery at all. Temple/museum/gardens are well maintained. Knowing history of every idol of god/goddess was real surprising.. all together a good place to visit.

Nice place. Beautiful sunset point. Please wear shoes while climbing 100steps.its difficult to climb for old age people's. Time required to visit this place approximately 1 hr.

In big cities finding "natural oxygen pub" is difficult. Pune is full of such surprises. Parvati is a small hill with a small adventurous trek around the temple area. Apart from trek, temple there is a museum, caves nearby. One can see pune city skyline. Today it wasn't a clear sky.

It is a very nice place - trekking, cold breeze, awesome views inside city.

It's a very nice and calm place, most probably the naturally highest place at Pune. Very old temple, many people are using the ramp for daily workout.

Beautiful location with nice view of the Pune city!
Feels very peaceful & pious!! Ancient temple with beautiful idol.

Bhakti and Shakti

Situated approx 1.25 Kms from Swargate bus stand, the temple is a Hot favourite for Puneites.
You can reach here easily by any mode of conveyance till the foot of the hill. After that you have to Trek up to the temple. The temple was built during the Peshwa Era and is abode to Lord Shiva. The steps here are long and wide and the climb ls very steep. Anyone who is not used to physical activity will find it a bit difficult, but the climb is worth it. You can take as many stops as you want on this short trek and enjoy the scenic view of Pune City.
You can find people of all age groups here who are either here to seek blessings of the Lord or just to spend the evening or who want to keep themselves fit or need some private moments with their beloved.

Apart from the main temple, there are few other temples also and then There is a museum which gives you an insight into the life and times of the Peshwa's.

The climb to the temple gives you Shakti and the Darshan ignites your Bhakti.
Do visit and experience the joy of both Bhakti and Shakti.

If you're a lover of history, you cannot miss a visit to the Parvati Hills in Pune that has the Parvati Temple at the top. The temple is closely associated with the Peshwas who managed the affairs of the Maratha Empire for nearly two whole centuries. As such, it's not just another temple, but a veritable feast of historical facts and anecdotes. The Parvati Hill houses three temples, a Peshwa museum and the final resting place (samaadhi) of Nanasaheb Peshwa. The entire complex is full of boards that have descriptions of the rulers of those times, their life events, the various battles they fought and their contribution to the growth of the Maratha Empire. You'll simply fall in love with this place if you are a lover/ student of history. Even if you're not a great fan of history, this place still has a lot to offer to you- especially the joy of the climb, the amazing city view from the top and garam-garam (hot) vada-pav that you can have at the restaurant near the temple. Highly recommended!!!

Really awesome place... Must visit.. lot of people came for daily jogging and hang out over there.. pune view is very good from the top... 4 to 5 temple are there.. nearly 100 above steps.. museum is on of the great place... 10 rs entry fee only...

Shree Devadeveshwar temple is located on top of the Parvati hill, Pune. The temple is managed by Shree Devadeveshwar sansthan which also manages Sarasbag Ganapati temple, Shree Dashabhuja Ganapati Paud Phata, Shree Ramana Ganapati temple, Parvati in Pune. The word Devadeveshwar means God of Gods in Sanskrit. The main idol is very nice and surrounding the main temple there are 4 small temples of Shree Ganesh, Shree Vishnu, Shree Suryanarayan and Shree Durga. There is small terrace on the surrounding walls of this temple. Now a days 10 rs per person are charged if you want to go on terrace. Do go there and enjoy the beautiful view of Pune city from there.

I visited temple of Goddess Parvti for first time it's really feels good and reminds me that to find peace you have to work hard..it's situated on top of hill it also has Vittal mandir and Suryanarayan Mandir..

You can enjoy the amazing view of Pune from here!
There is place called 'Peshwa Museum' where all old things that were used at the time Peshwa are kept.
You have to pay ₹10 as a entry fee to see thia museum.

The hill is great to view. The peshwa museum is not as great as raja dinkar kelkar museum. Not great in the sense as follows:
1. The ambience is not good or we can say the environment of inside the museum is not tourist friendly.
2. Some of things are missing.
3. No fans at all. In summers it's hard to enjoy old history.

I have visited Parvati couple of times and it has always been a good and calm experience. You have stretched stairs to climb while enjoying the natural environment around. You can also roam on the whole mountain. Then at the top you will reach the temple which is maintained very well and kept clean. The thing you will enjoy most at the top of the mountain is the view of Pune city 😍