Aga Khan Palace , Pune
About Aga Khan Palace
The Aga Khan Palace was built in 1892 by Sultan Muhammad Shah Agakhan the 3rd. It stands as a symbol of India’s freedom movement. For a number of reasons, the building has associations with freedom. As Pune was the largest stationment of British forces in India, it’s retained this symbolism. The complex is split into many rooms. Visitors should dedicate half a day if they wish to see everything. The film ‘Gandhi’ was shot here.
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Places to Visit near Aga Khan Palace
Bund Garden, Maharashtra
3.1 km from Aga Khan Palace - See map
Bund Garden, also known as Mahatma Gandhi Udyan, is 2km from the Railway Station. It is one of Pune’s most central parks. The Bund Garden is...
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Osho Ashram, Pune, Maharashtra
4.4 km from Aga Khan Palace - See map
Osho Ashram or renamed as Osho International Meditation Resort is more like a Hi-tech “Spiritual health Club” or “Meditation resort” in...
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Tribal Cultural Museum, Maharashtra
4.9 km from Aga Khan Palace - See map
The prevailing culture in Maharashtra is preserved in this, one of the more obscure museums in the city of Pune. It’s more a celebration of what...
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Darshan Museum, Maharashtra
5.4 km from Aga Khan Palace - See map
Dedicated to Sindhi Saint and scholar Sandhu T.L. Vaswani, it offers a biographical journey into the teachings of India’s best known spiritual...
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National War Museum, Maharashtra
6.7 km from Aga Khan Palace - See map
Started in 1977, the National War Museum stands as a memorial to the soldiers who laid down their lives for the nation. There’re a number of...
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Shaniwar Wada, Maharashtra
7.7 km from Aga Khan Palace - See map
Legend has it that Thorale the Elder was out, gathering ghee in the grounds of the to-be palace, he saw a rabbit chasing a dog. Taking inspiration...
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Pataleshwar Cave Temple, Maharashtra
8 km from Aga Khan Palace - See map
Pataleshwar Cave Temple is carved out of rock and dedicated to the Hindu Lord Shiva, this temple cave complex is a protected government heritage...
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Tulsi Baug, Maharashtra
8.3 km from Aga Khan Palace - See map
Tulsi Baug is a well-known shopping area in Pune. Bustling with activity, there are many items available on various stores. From cosmetics and...
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Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, Maharashtra
8.5 km from Aga Khan Palace - See map
The Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum is representative of Pune's reputation as a city of music and culture. This museum is the dedication to ‘Kaka’...
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St. Mary's Church, Maharashtra
8.7 km from Aga Khan Palace - See map
One of the oldest churches in the Deccan area, St. Mary’s Church has been a place of worship since the 1820’s. Built for the spiritual needs...
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Lal Mahal, Pune, Maharashtra
8.8 km from Aga Khan Palace - See map
In the year 1630 A.D.Shahji Bhonsle got the Lal Mahal built for his wife Jijabai and son Shivaji. The original Lal Mahal was built with the idea...
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Jain Temple, Pune, Maharashtra
9.3 km from Aga Khan Palace - See map
Built in a pool of water on the top of a hill overlooking the city of Pune, Pune's Jain temple is one of the finest. It is constructed from...
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