UX Lighthouse is a two-day conference organised by Association of Designers of India. It offers a unique opportunity to listen to the thoughts of UX design leaders, participate in workshops, gain insights into the latest trends and the future of UX design, all on a single platform. Attending such events can help design community and tech professionals stay updated on the industry’s developments, learn from experts, and network with like-minded individuals. Network with other designers from all over India and collaborate on a project. Specially curated for UX, Product & Tech professionals across the country — from young enthusiasts to managers to leaders, and even entrepreneurs — UX Lighthouse is the only place to be!
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How to Reach Pune
1. By Air: Pune is well connected through domestic airlines with the entire country. Lohegaon Airport or Pune Airport is an international airport, located 15 km away from Pune city centre. Visitors can avail of taxi and local bus services from outside the airport to reach their destination.
2. By Rail: Pune Junction Railway Station connects the city with all the prime Indian destinations. There are several mail/express trains and superfast trains linking the city to various Indian destinations in the south, north and west. Some of the prominent trains operating to and from Mumbai are the Deccan Queen and Shatabdi Express, which take around three-and-a-half hours to reach Pune.
3. By Road: Pune enjoys excellent connectivity with neighbouring cities and towns through a well-maintained network of roads. Mumbai (140 km), Ahmadnagar (121 km), Aurangabad (215 km) and Bijapur (275 km) all are well linked to Pune by a number of states and roadways buses. Those driving from Mumbai need to take Mumbai-Pune Expressway route, which takes barely two to three hours to cover a distance of about 150 km.
Source: pune.gov.in







1. Like much of Western Maharashtra, Pune sees the Monsoon season last until September. Carry an umbrella, or raincoat.
2. Sandals, flip flops (both rain proof) or sneakers or boots (but make sure they are worn in).
3. A sturdy water bottle, if the festival has refillable water stations.
4. COVID packs: Hand sanitiser, extra masks and a copy of your vaccination certificate are things you should keep handy.”




