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18°37′22.62″N 73°53′14.43″E / 18.6229500°N 73.8873417°E / 18.6229500; 73.8873417
The Dighi Hills are a group of two hills located at Dighi village in the northern Pune. There is a Lord Dutta temple and a Dargah at one of the hills. The second hill is used by the Indian Army for its training operations.
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