Pune nearby attraction

Our hotel in Pune City is strategically located, offering you the convenience of exploring some of the city's historical gems without venturing too far from your modern comfort. Ascend the scenic Parvati Hill for breathtaking city views and serene temples. Journey to the majestic Rajgad Fort, a former stronghold of Shivaji, for a glimpse into Maratha history. Don't miss the architectural marvel of the Aga Khan Palace, a testament to Indo-Islamic design. This vibrant city promises an unforgettable historical and cultural experience.

Rajgad Fort

Steeped in Maratha history, Rajgad Fort is a testament to the triumphs and battles that Chhatrapati Shivaji's legendary army fought. Nestled near Pune and surrounded by its fellow forts - Torna, Sinhgad, and Purandar - Rajgad served as the capital of the Maratha Empire during Shivaji's reign. Known initially as Murumbdev, the fort underwent renovations and a name change upon becoming the seat of Maratha power. Today, Rajgad beckons history buffs and adventure seekers alike. Visitors can explore its rich legacy or embark on a challenging trek, often combined with the nearby Torna Fort.

Malshej Ghat

Nestled amidst the rugged peaks of the Western Ghats in Maharashtra's Pune District lies Malshej Ghat, a slender gorge overflowing with natural beauty. It boasts a diverse ecosystem teeming with vibrant flora and fauna. Explore the region's rich tapestry of life through exhilarating treks on nearby hills or soak in the panoramic landscapes. Cascading waterfalls and flourishing plant life further enhance the serene atmosphere. One can explore historical sites like the Konkan Kada, the Ajoba Hill Fort, the Harishchandragad Fort, or the Pimpalgaon Joga Dam. .

Shaniwar Wada

Shaniwar Wada remains a powerful testament to the Peshwa dynasty's legacy. The majestic 286-year-old mansion that once housed the Peshwa rulers of Pune is an architectural marvel; though partially destroyed by fire in 1828, it still boasts remnants of its former grandeur. Built by Peshwa Bajirao, Shaniwar Wada served as the seat of Peshwa power for centuries. The remaining structures, including forts, fountains, and a towering statue of Baji Rao, transport visitors back to a bygone era. Shaniwar Wada's influence extends beyond its walls; the surrounding area, Pune's oldest, features historic markets like Laxmi Road and Tulshibaug, reflecting the city's rich cultural tapestry.

Parvati Hill

Atop Parvati Hill, 2,100 feet above the city, lies a haven of spiritual significance and panoramic beauty. This sacred site boasts the oldest heritage structure in Pune - a temple dedicated to Goddess Parvati. With 108 steps leading to the Parvati Temple, it is a place of pilgrimage for devotees. Along the scenic slopes, discover additional temples dedicated to various deities, many dating back to the 17th-century Peshwa rule. Parvati Hill offers more than just spiritual exploration. The Parvati Museum, housing a collection of Peshwa portraits, ancient manuscripts, weapons, and coins, offers a glimpse into the region's rich history. Once used as a Peshwa watchtower, the hill now rewards visitors with breathtaking panoramic views of the city below.

Pataleshwar Caves

Located 10.3km from our hotel in Pune, amidst the bustling streets of Pune's Jangli Maharaj Road, lies the Pataleshwar Cave Temple, a captivating archaeological wonder. Dedicated to Lord Shiva in his form as Pataleshwar, the God of the Underworld, this cave temple is a revered Hindu shrine. Hewn from a single massive rock, the temple is a testament to ancient craftsmanship. Its intricate carvings and remnants of miniature paintings adorn the walls, whispering tales of the past. While primarily dedicated to Lord Shiva and his mount Nandi, the temple also houses idols of Hindu deities like Lord Rama, Sita, Lakshmi, Lakshmana, and Ganesha.

Aga Khan Palace

The magnificent Aga Khan Palace was built in 1892 by Sultan Muhammed Shah Aga Khan III. Located 10 minutes from our hotel in Pune, this palace housed Mahatma Gandhi, Kasturba Gandhi, Sarojini Naidu, and Mahadev Desai during their imprisonment. Today, it serves as the headquarters of the Gandhi National Memorial Society; within the palace grounds, memorials dedicated to Kasturba Gandhi and Mahadev Desai are testaments to their sacrifices. A museum houses a collection of photographs and personal belongings of Gandhi, offering visitors a glimpse into his life and philosophies. The ashes of Mahatma Gandhi are also buried here, and the Aga Khan Palace was declared a monument of national importance in 2003.

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