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1️⃣ Shaniwar Wada (Image 1) 🏰 The Pearl of the Maratha Empire Built in 1732 by Peshwa Bajirao I, this fortress-palace was the Maratha Empire's political nerve center. 💎Though partially destroyed in an 1828 fire, its:Massive fortified walls (still standing at 21 ft thick)Intricate teak gateways with spike-proof designsMoonlit legends of Peshwa Narayanrao's ghost (locals whisper about nighttime screams!) Pro Tip: Visit at sunset when the remaining arches glow amber. 2️⃣ Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Temple (Image 2) 🐘 India’s Beloved Elephant GodDedicated to Lord Ganesha (remover of obstacles & god of wisdom), this temple dazzles with:21-kg gold-plated idol adorned with diamonds Daily aarti rituals where 100kg laddoos are offeredFestival magic: ✨During Ganesh Chaturthi, the idol tours Pune in a 10-meter-tall floatSacred Symbolism: Ganesha’s broken tusk = sacrifice for knowledge; mouse mount = conquering desires. 3️⃣ Aga Khan Palace (Image 3) 🕊️ Gandhi’s Prison, India’s Freedom Shrine This Italianate palace became a pivotal site when:Mahatma Gandhi was imprisoned here during Quit India Movement (1942)Kasturba Gandhi died within its walls (her memorial stands in the garden)Spinning wheels still displayed - symbols of Gandhi’s self-reliance crusade Hidden Feature: The arched corridors create natural AC - ingenious 19th-century design! #travel guide#trip diary#India# Aga Khan Palace# Shaniwar Wada#New Delhi

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The India pune Attractions

1️⃣ Shaniwar Wada (Image 1) 🏰 The Pearl of the Maratha Empire Built in 1732 by Peshwa Bajirao I, this fortress-palace was the Maratha Empire's political nerve center. 💎Though partially destroyed in an 1828 fire, its:Massive fortified walls (still standing at 21 ft thick)Intricate teak gateways with spike-proof designsMoonlit legends of Peshwa Narayanrao's ghost (locals whisper about nighttime screams!) Pro Tip: Visit at sunset when the remaining arches glow amber. 2️⃣ Shrimant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Temple (Image 2) 🐘 India’s Beloved Elephant GodDedicated to Lord Ganesha (remover of obstacles & god of wisdom), this temple dazzles with:21-kg gold-plated idol adorned with diamonds Daily aarti rituals where 100kg laddoos are offeredFestival magic: ✨During Ganesh Chaturthi, the idol tours Pune in a 10-meter-tall floatSacred Symbolism: Ganesha’s broken tusk = sacrifice for knowledge; mouse mount = conquering desires. 3️⃣ Aga Khan Palace (Image 3) 🕊️ Gandhi’s Prison, India’s Freedom Shrine This Italianate palace became a pivotal site when:Mahatma Gandhi was imprisoned here during Quit India Movement (1942)Kasturba Gandhi died within its walls (her memorial stands in the garden)Spinning wheels still displayed - symbols of Gandhi’s self-reliance crusade Hidden Feature: The arched corridors create natural AC - ingenious 19th-century design! #travel guide#trip diary#India# Aga Khan Palace# Shaniwar Wada#New Delhi

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