Aamby valley-----Amazingly Amazing


Last Saturday we went to Aamby valley along with my office team. It was a amazing trip and we really enjoy a lot. This place is nicely made, but unfortunately the creator of the place have a clear mindset that this place should not be easy accessible by all. Many of my friends went over there before but were not allowed to enter.


Anyway, lets proceed; We started from pune around 10am and we reached over there around 12.30.We went there by bus.Some of my teammembers went by car it took only 1.30 mins for them to reach from pune to "aamby valley".After reaching there we checked into our cottage and freshenup and headed for lunch.Lunch was quite good specially i liked the sweet dish. Authentic bengali sweet--"Rajbhog" was bringing water in my mouth.Everyone was very happy. Clouds were touching and was passing by.Behiend my cottege there was a stiff hill and the clouds were gathering over there and while coming down there was rainfall. Kids were quite happy to see the clouds from so near.We found that two squirrels were fighing with each other.


In the afternoon we went to view the city by bus. Everything was there. The Gulf course was amazing but i cant play GOLF :( .I wish i could play golf :-)

We went to the camp fire place ......we hang around sometime and did a good amount of photo shot. There was water scooter also. My 3 years daughter got attaracted to the slide that was there for water diving.But she understood that riding this slide she will fall in the water ;-) so didnt bother me much.


We had the Dinner in the "Discotheque"...don't get puzzle with the name; that is a place where we had the dinner we were not been able to enter the dance floor. Anyway if you want to enter the dance floor it is 250/- only.Dinner was good as usual.


From the day to day busy life and mechanical lifestyle this sort of resorts give the opportunity to spend some time amongst the nature.


One of the memorable weekend :-)

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