Shaniwarwada - One of the Best Place to visit in Pune

 Shaniwarwada 

A very large and strong fort built in center of Pune by Peshwa Bajirao (Bajirao Ballad) in 1732.

It was built a 7 storey building. it has been a seat of  Peshwas who were the Marathas Rulers.

Shaniwarwada has a strong history of Peshwas.

 

It is also known as the MOST HAUNTED place in Pune.

According to Local People, you should avoid visiting 

Shaniwarwada after sunset, specially on the Full Moon Night.

The Local People said that, ''Once there was a Battle on Shaniwarwada,During the Battle the soldiers attacked the little Prince, then Prince Narayanrao Peshwa ran towards his uncle screaming ''Kaka Mala Vachwa(save me uncle)then he was brutually killed'',According to localites they can still listen to the screaming voice of Narayanrao and there are many spirits in the Mansion.

Shaniwarwada has many haunted and mysterious histories.

Although, It is a Very Beautiful And top places to Visit in Pune.It has very beautiful Gardens, Fountains, and many beautiful things.

Entry ticket for Shaniwarwada is 20-30 Rs each.

closes on 6 p.m

                            There are also Many Places nearby to Visit:-

1. Aga Khan Palace

2. Lal Mahal.

3. Sinhagad Fort.

4. Khadakwasla Dam.

5. Dagdushet Halwai Ganpati

6. Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum

7. Pataleshwar Temple.

8. Vishrambaug Wada.

9. Parvati Hills.

Sinhagad Fort Pune

Sinhagad (Kondhana)

 The Lions Fort

 One of the most famous battles on Sinhgad was fought by Subhedar Tanaji Malusare, of the Maratha Empire in order to recapture the fort on March 1670.

A battle ensued between Tanaji and his men versus the Mughal army headed by Udaybhan Singh Rathod, a Rajput sardar who had control of the fort. Tanaji Malusare lost his life, but his brother Suryaji took over and captured the Kondana fort, now known as Sinhagad

Tanaji with 300 soldiers marched to capture the Sinhagad fort in 1670. ... The battle was fought fiercely and Tanaji was killed by Udaybhan. His uncle, Shelar, took command of the battle after Tanaji's death and killed Udaybhan. Finally, the fort was captured by the Marathas

Shivaji Maharaj expressed his remorse with the words,

 "Gad aala, pan Sinha gela" - "The Fort is conquered, but the Lion was lost".

Maratha Samrajya Lost A Brave Lion That Day.

Sinhagad is a hill fort located at around 35 km southwest of the city of Pune, India. Some of the information available at this fort suggests that the fort could have been built around 1900-2000 years ago.

 Non-Vegetarian food, Partying including alcoholic beverages and smoking is banned on the fort.

Sinhagad (Kondhana) Is a Very Beautiful Place for Travelling And Trekking