The lockdown in Pune has ended and in the last phase of the unlock places of worship have been opened. Although they were open all the time people are increasingly visiting several gurudwaras mosques Jain and Hindu temples.
Access to Nandi Darshan and other parts of the cave temple is made easy via a peripheral sidewalk that has a leveled floor and has handrails and can also easily accommodate a wheelchair.
The temple bell and donation box are accessible as well.
A single step is considered accessible to a wheelchair hence wheelchair-bound devotees find it easy for reaching out to the Nandi and the donation box.
The Baneshwar Cave temple in Pune is fully geared towards embracing the differently-abled and though there were a few discontinuities, helpful people were always available nearby to ease the experience of the differently-abled.
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Simply amazing post @TusharSuradkar Bhai, you always amaze me by your perfect posts, in which we can learn everything about a place. And as it was your mission Accessibility, so I believe your post and Google maps review will hundreds of people who wants to visit Baneshwar Cave Temple.
By the way, is this a same series of Caves I shared a screenshot of movie some time ago? Or far ?
Thank you for your inspiring comments @KashifMisidia Bhai
And a nice idea to review a shopping mall for accessibility in Karachi along with @Ainnie and other local guides since I have done this type of review several times in the recent past and another one is scheduled for this weekend.
Here is a list of recent ‘Shopping Mall Reviews’ to pick a few clues from:
Here’s the link to the announcement and the invitation for the meetup.
