Hadapsar has transformed into one of east Pune’s self-contained hubs, anchored by Amanora and the Magarpatta and SP Infocity IT parks. For residents and weekend visitors alike, there is plenty to do without leaving the area.
Here is a weekend guide to Hadapsar and Amanora and how to get around on two wheels.
Why Hadapsar works for a weekend
It blends big malls, residential townships and IT offices, so you get shopping, food and open spaces in one compact zone. It is also an easy launchpad for rides further east and south.
Where to go
- Amanora Town Centre for shopping, food and a cinema
- The township gardens and open plazas for an evening walk
- Magarpatta City for cafes and greenery
Food and hangouts
You will find everything from mall food courts to local eateries around Hadapsar Gaon. Weekends are busy at the malls, so a two-wheeler makes parking and hopping around far easier.
Getting around and parking
The Solapur Road stretch gets congested, so a scooter is the practical choice. Use mall parking and the marked bays, and avoid leaving valuables on the bike.
Best time to visit
Weekend evenings are liveliest at Amanora. For a calmer outing, head out late morning or on a weekday evening.
Rent a bike or scooty in Pune for this
You do not need to own a two-wheeler to enjoy any of this. Grab a bike on rent in Pune from Boongg by the hour, day or month, helmet included, and head out whenever you are ready.
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Frequently asked questions
What is there to do in Hadapsar on a weekend?
Hadapsar offers Amanora Town Centre for shopping and food, township gardens for a walk, and Magarpatta City cafes, all within a compact east Pune zone.
Is Solapur Road traffic bad around Hadapsar?
It can get congested at peak times, which is why many locals prefer a two-wheeler for quicker movement and easier parking.
Can I rent a two-wheeler in Pune for Hadapsar?
Yes. Boongg offers bikes and scooters on rent in Pune by the day or month with a helmet, useful for getting around Hadapsar and east Pune.
