• Shaniwar Wada - Explore the former residence of the Peshwas of the Maratha Empire, constructed in the 17th century. This fort is a captivating historical site in Pune, showcasing impressive architecture with its grand gates, detailed carvings, and expansive courtyards. Shaniwar Wada beautifully combines history, architecture, and folklore.
• Lal Mahal Chitra - A rebuilt version of the original structure from 1630 by Shahaji Bhosale, notable as the childhood home of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the esteemed leader of the Maratha Empire, and his mother Jijabai. Visitors can explore its ancient architecture, learn about Maratha history, and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. It’s a must-visit for history buffs eager to explore Pune’s regal past.
• Graamdevta Shree Tambdi Jogeshwari Mandir - A respected temple dedicated to Goddess Durga, regarded as the “gram-devi” (village deity) of Pune, with origins dating back to the 9th century, and is a Grade II heritage site. It provides visitors with a serene retreat while exploring Pune’s spiritual legacy. A must-visit for those interested in a mix of history and devotion.
• Shreemant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Mandir - Experience the tranquil ambiance, elaborate architecture, and lively religious ceremonies at this esteemed location. A famous Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Ganesha, it holds great importance as a place of worship, a symbol of faith, and a cultural landmark. It’s a must-visit for spiritual seekers and those wanting to explore Pune’s cultural heritage.

Stop at PNG Sons & PNG Jewellers:
Step into a store that offers an enchanting journey into traditional Maharashtrian jewelry. With over six generations of expertise, PNG Sons is celebrated for its exquisite craftsmanship and dedication to preserving cultural heritage. For those seeking timeless elegance, PNG Jewelers offers a blend of classic and modern styles, ensuring a piece for every occasion.

• Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum - Stop for Lunch: (On the House)
  Enjoy an authentic Maharashtrian meal at a hotel in Pune. This genuine cultural experience begins with a vibrant thali featuring classics like Vada, Bhakri, Thecha, Bharli Vangi, and creamy Shrikhand. Each dish reflects the region’s rich culinary heritage, blending bold spices with homely comfort. From tangy sol kadhi to the hearty varan-bhaat, every bite offers a taste of Maharashtra’s soul.
  Then,
  Stop At: Raja Kelkar Museum
  This three-story building showcases a vast collection of art, antiques, and cultural artifacts. With over 20,000 exhibits, including musical instruments, sculptures, and traditional crafts, it offers tourists a fascinating insight into India’s rich history and heritage, making it a must-visit for history and culture enthusiasts.
• Chitale Chowk - Indulge in this delightful journey into the heart of Maharashtrian culinary tradition. Established in 1950, this iconic sweet shop has become synonymous with authentic Indian sweets and snacks. Renowned for its signature snack Bakarwadi, a spicy-sweet roll that has garnered a loyal following, one must also try Amba Barfi (mango fudge), Shrikhand, Basundi, and Puran Poli, each offering a unique taste of Maharashtra’s rich dessert heritage.
• Vishram Bagh Waada Palace - A glimpse into Maratha-era architecture with its intricate wooden carvings and grand courtyards, built in the 18th century. Once home to Peshwa rulers, the Wada (residence) now features a museum showcasing Pune’s rich history. It’s a peaceful, historical spot perfect for exploring the city’s heritage and culture.
• Tulsi Baug Shopping Market - Explore the bustling market known for its vibrant atmosphere, offering a variety of traditional goods, clothes, accessories, spices, jewelry, and street food. A must-visit for tourists looking to experience local culture, shopping, and Pune’s rich heritage in a lively setting. Also visit, a famous temple of Lord Ram, Ganpati and Shankar located in the area, built during Peshwa era, in 17th century.
• Phule Market - Also known as Mandai. Dive into this lively, historic market named after the social reformer Mahatma Jyotirao Phule. This place offers a variety of fresh produce, flowers, spices, and local crafts making it the biggest retail vegetable market in the city. It’s a vibrant spot for tourists to experience Pune’s local life, enjoy street food, and immerse themselves in the city’s bustling cultural atmosphere.

Last Stop At: Mandai Metro Station
Experience the newly constructed Pune Metro that offers a seamless blend of modern infrastructure and cultural immersion. With its clean, air-conditioned coaches and efficient service, the metro provides a comfortable mode of transportation across the city. To ensure safety, passengers are advised against carrying items such as firearms, sharp objects, alcohol, tobacco products, flammable substances, and pets.

• Maharashtrian Style traditional Lunch (Vegetarian)
• English speaking Guide
• Hotel Pickup and Drop by AC Car
• One way Pune Metro ticket
• One Bottled Water per person

• Tips for guides hired by you at any location
• Alcoholic Beverages
• Entry/Admission fees
• Camera/Equipment charges if any

Experience the essence of Pune with our Pune Cultural Heritage Day Tour – complete with hotel pickup, drop-off, and lunch! Immerse yourself in the city’s rich history by visiting renowned sites such as Shaniwarwada, Vishrambaug Wada, Tulsi Baug, and the Museum. Enjoy seamless travel with hotel pickup and drop-off, and indulge in a delightful local lunch. Ideal for culture enthusiasts, this comprehensive tour provides comfort, convenience, and an in-depth exploration of Pune’s vibrant heritage. Reserve your spot now for an unforgettable journey through history!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.