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Pune is in Maharashtra and the second largest city in the state and located 118 km from Mumbai. Pune has several tourist attractions. From the Aga Khan Palace with its Italian arches, salons, suites and spacious lawns where Kasturba Gandhi spent the last years of her life to the Shaniwar Wada, the iconic monument of the Maratha Empire.

Place to visit in Pune

Aga Khan Palace: The Aga Khan Palace considered as one of the major landmarks in Indian history, The Aga Khan Palace is a amazing construction that was built in 1892. Aga Khan Palace also represents the Gandhi national Memorial society and deals with the sales of Khadi and other handloom textiles.

Shaniwar Wada: Shaniwar Wada served as the seat of power for Peshwa rulers of the Maratha Empire. It is functioned as a tourist attraction of grand toughened gates, huge palaces and a attractive fountain.

Sinhagad Fort: It is located around 30 kilometres away from Pune. It is a superb destination for trekking due to its momentous location on the Bhuleshwar Range of the Sahyadri Mountains. Sinhagad fort is a famous tourist destination for those who enjoy cool climates and also experience the extravagant architecture of Maratha and the charming beauty of the Sahyadris

Chaturshringi Temple: Chaturshringi temple is a Hindu temple and is a great 90 feet high and 125 feet wide structure. One has to climb 100 steps to reach the temple. The temple complex also includes place of pilgrimage of the Lord Ganesha and Goddess Durga as well. This includes small idols of Ashtavinayaka which are all located on 4 different hillocks. It is a major tourist hub in the city..

Pataleshwar: Pataleshwar is a rock-cut temple built during the Rashtrakuta empire and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. There's a Linga situated within the inner sanctum flanked by two smaller cells on either side. The Linga is anointed with ghee and yogurt.

Pune has a mass of tourist attractions that are waiting to be exposed by travel enthusiasts like you. So book your car and start exploring Pune now.