pune history

Those who are aware of Tulapur surely know about two prominent historical occurrences that put this location on the map.
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Mahadji Shinde Chhatri is one of Pune's oldest architectural wonders, a memorial built in the late 1700s, one that's a treat to the eyes and mind, especially if you're interested in Maratha history.
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Kesari Wada was previously known as Gaikwad Wada. Located in Narayan Peth, Pune, this wada built by Gaikwad Sarkar is also the birthplace of Pune’s first newspaper- Kesari.
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Most Punekars tend to correct anyone who refers to Pune as ‘Poona’. But, how many of us really know how the city got its name?
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If you are to take a heritage walk through Pune city, these are the six places you must visit. Although not unknown, very few tourists as well as city residents acknowledge them as ‘heritage places’.
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Being the cultural capital of the state, much of Pune's history and heritage flows between the pages of the fight for independence.
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Pune's Ganeshotsav is unrivalled, unparalleled in its scale and glory. Regardless of age, cast, colour, creed, profession, this one beautiful festival entices every single Punekar.
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When you walk into the Bharat Itihas Sanshodhak Mandal in Sadashiv Peth, quite strangely, you’ll feel peace similar to that of the kind certain religious structures provide.
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Of all the culturally significant places in Pune, hardly a name pops up which is as worthy and as significant as Shaniwar Wada.
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Welcome to Pune, home of proud Punekars, amazing food, and of course, culture and heritage! Throughout the rich and colourful history, Pune has been a stalwart source for heritage sites; much of the Maratha independence was conceived in…
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