Pune Tourism, Guide & Places to Visit

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Rajgad Fort

The Rajgad Fort is one of the popular forts among the trekker lover is situated in the Pune district of Maharashtra state in India. The height of fort is 1318 meters above the sea level.

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Bhimashankar Jyotirlinga Temple

Many feel that the abode of Lord Shiva is in Kailash but the truth is it is in our hearts. The Jyotirlingas spread all across the country represents that thought and make one reach and receive the Lord's blessings with all His grace.

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Sinhagad Fort

The Sinhgad Fort or Sinhagad Fort is one of the many forts built by Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj and using this fort in the 16th century and located at 25 KM from Pune, Maharashtra.

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Shivneri Fort

The Shivneri Fort is the birth place of revolutionary warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and situated close to the Junnar town, district of Pune in Maharashtra.

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Parvati Hill Temple

It is often seen that the thrill to climb and view a vista begets the passion for visiting a hill. Such a hill is found in the outskirts of the Pune City. The Western Ghats range is one of the most decorated hill ranges of the south western peninsular India and has many popular h....

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Bhaja Caves

Bhaja Caves is an ancient Buddhist rock-cut cave shrines which was built in 2nd century AD and located in Karla near Lonavala of Maharashtra. Best time to visit in Bhaja Caves is early morning as it would be more difficult to climb in the afternoon.

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Karla Caves

Karli marks an important spot placed midway through an important trade route of the past that arose from the Arabian Sea and stretched to the Deccans in the West. The Karla caves are of great historical importance and a must visit one for any tourist or traveller visiting Maharas....

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Lal Mahal, Pune

Located near Kasbapeth area in Pune, Maharashtra, India, the Lal Mahal is a red coloured palace that was built by the father of revolutionary Maratha king Chattrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

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Chaturshringi Temple

The Chatturshringi Temple was built on a hill slope during the reign of the Marathas under the Peshwas. Navaratri is celebrated with great grandeur surrounding the temple.

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Aga Khan Palace

The palace holds great significance in the history of India’s freedom struggle. Originally it was built as an act of charity by Sultan Muhammad Shah Aga Khan III to help the poor who had been badly affected by famine.

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Tikona Fort

The name Tikona Fort (the literal translation of the name Tikona fort is 'Triangular Fort) was given since this fort is located on top of a Pyramidal hill near a village called Tikona Peth and is located 3500 ft high in the hill.

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Lohagad Fort

Lohagad fort Marathi castle was built during the reign of Chhattrapati Shivaji Maharaja and is a historical landmark of Maharashtra tourism. This is a not to be missed hidden gem in the state’s tourism charter.

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Purandar Fort

It is a very interesting fact India is home to a greatest number of hill forts and it is the Indian state of Maharashtra that boasts of having the maximum number of those. These hill fortresses not just take into account the requirements of the history buffs but also in addition ....

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Visapur Fort

Visapur fort is the counterpart of the Lohagad fort built under the reign of first Peshwa, Balaji Vishwanath. This is a part of the fortification system that protected the Pune region during Maratha rule. This is an important historical tourist spot in Maharashtra.

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Dagadusheth Halwai Ganapati Temple

Located at Ganpati Bhawan, 250 Budhvar Peth in Pune, Maharashtra, India, the Dagadusheth Halwai Ganapati Temple is famous for its grand celebration of the Ganapati festival. The temple has a marvellous architecture, besides being a famous place of worship among devotees.

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Shaniwar Wada

Often referred to as Shaniwar wada, this historical landmark located in Pune, Maharashtra, India was built by the Maratha empire. It still stands in glory, attracting several tourists.