• Dagadusheth Halwai Ganapati Temple - This 130-year-old Hindu temple is dedicated to Lord Ganesha and attracts over a hundred thousand pilgrims annually. Among its visitors are celebrities and notable public figures, especially during the ten-day Ganeshotsav festival held every September.

• Aga Khan Palace - A grand structure with deep ties to the Indian freedom movement, the Aga Khan Palace served as a prison for Mahatma Gandhi, his wife Kasturba Gandhi, his secretary Mahadev Desai, and Sarojini Naidu. It is also where Kasturba Gandhi and Mahadev Desai passed away. The palace is a major tourist attraction in Pune due to its historical importance, stunning architecture, century-old trees, and well-maintained gardens. It features Italian arches and captivates visitors with its grandeur and picturesque design. The palace houses numerous artifacts, documents, photos, and portraits that offer glimpses into the lives of Mahatma Gandhi and other freedom fighters. It also serves as the headquarters of the Gandhi National Memorial Society and includes a shop selling khadi and other handloom textiles. A memorial to Mahatma Gandhi is located here, where his ashes are preserved.

• Shaniwar Wada - Shaniwarwada is a 300-year-old historical fort and a key tourist attraction in Pune. Constructed in 1732 in the Maratha Imperial Architectural style, it was the seat of the Peshwas of the Maratha Empire until 1818. As the Maratha Empire rose, the fort became a political hub in the 18th century. Although largely destroyed by fire in 1828, the remaining structures are preserved as a tourist site. Originally a seven-story building, it was reduced to its stone base after an attack by British artillery, which left only the stone base intact. In June 1818, Peshwa Bajirao II abdicated to Sir John Malcolm of the British East India Company and went into political exile in Bithoor, near Kanpur in Uttar Pradesh.

• Lal Mahal - The Lal Mahal, or Red Palace, is a renowned monument in Pune where Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the founder of the Maratha Empire, spent his childhood. Built in 1630 AD by Shivaji Maharaj’s father, Shahaji Raje Bhosale, for his wife Jijabai and son, Shivaji Maharaj lived here until he captured his first fort. The original Lal Mahal was constructed to rejuvenate the city of Pune after it was razed, and Shivaji Maharaj resided here until he captured Torna fort in 1645. Shivaji Maharaj’s marriage to Saibai took place at Lal Mahal on May 16, 1640.

• Tulsi Baug Shopping Market - Tulshibaug is a lively street market in the old Pune City area, featuring a historic temple and a large open market. Located in front of the famous Vishrambaug Wada, the market offers a wide range of goods, including traditional Maharashtrian cooking items, cosmetics, imitation jewelry, traditional clothing, household goods, and puja items for worship. In addition to shopping, the market provides various refreshments and dining options.

• Laxmi Road - Drive past Laxmi Road.

• Pune Tribal Museum - The Tribal Research Institute Museum, also known as the Museum of Tribal Arts and Artifacts, is located within the campus of the Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes Research & Training Institute in Pune. Commonly referred to as the Tribal Museum, it is closed on Sundays and public holidays.

• Pune Race Course - Drive past the expansive 118-acre Pune Race Course, which is 190 years old.

• Osho Teerth Park - Enjoy a peaceful, natural setting for quiet walks and jogs amid dense foliage, gardens, and a stream.

• Koregaon Park - Drive around the beautiful, lush, and historic residential area known as Koregaon Park.

• Osho International Meditation Resort and Guesthouse - Drive past the renowned Osho Commune, formerly known as the Rajneesh Ashram.

• Empress Gardens - Visit the serene and beautiful Empress Botanical Gardens, named after Queen Victoria. This garden is home to many rare species of trees and flowers.

• National War Museum - The National War Memorial Southern Command in Pune Cantonment, India, is dedicated to post-Independence war martyrs. It is the only war memorial in South Asia erected through citizens’ contributions and was unveiled on August 15, 1998.

• Ohel David Synagogue - Drive past the 90-foot-high red Ohel David Synagogue, locally known as “LAL DEVAL,” built in the English Gothic style in 1867. It is one of the largest synagogues in India.

• Deccan Gymkhana Club - Drive past the bustling areas of Deccan Gymkhana, including J. M. Road and Fergusson College Road, known for celebrating both traditional and western cultures and festivals.

• Pataleshwar Cave Temple - Visit the ancient Pataleshwar Cave Temple, a rock-cut temple carved in the 8th century during the Rashtrakuta Dynasty. Dedicated to the Hindu God Shiva, it is the oldest monument in Pune, over 1300 years old.

• Kolsa Galli - Take a 10-minute walk through one of Pune’s ancient bazaars, known as Centre Street and Kolsa Galli, a small by-lane.

• Fergusson College Road - Explore the famous shopping street in Pune’s Deccan area.

• Gurudwara Guru Nanak Darbar - Visit the renowned Sikh place of worship in Pune.

• Mahatma Gandhi Road - Discover the famous shopping street of Pune.

• University of Pune - Admire the lush green campus and historical buildings of the University, which is over 100 years old.

• Jangali Maharaj Road - Walk along the famous and historic street near Shaniwar Wada.

• Jamshetji Jeejeebhoi Fire Temple - Visit the place of worship frequented by followers of the Zoroastrian religion.

• St. Mary’s Church - Appreciate the stunning architecture and design of this church, frequented by Pune’s small Christian community.

• Sadguru Shri Jangli Maharaj Samadhi Temple - Visit the beautiful and ancient temple, a popular site for devout Hindus.

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• All-inclusive entry fees, taxes, and related charges.
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For newcomers, Pune can seem bustling and intense. For many years, Pune City has been mainly recognized as a hub for business, industry, and education. Yet, Pune boasts a rich history dating back to the 17th century when it served as the base of the Maratha Empire, earning its title as the Cultural Capital of Maharashtra.

During a 5 to 6-hour exploration of Pune, visitors will be amazed and captivated by the spirituality, ancient history, rich culture, diversity, customs, and traditions that this lively city offers.

A knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful guide will accompany visitors in a chauffeur-driven, air-conditioned car on a private tour, making them feel as though they are discovering the city with an old friend.

The service includes convenient pick-up and drop-off at any location in and around Pune, with timings tailored to the visitor’s schedule.

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