Fourth Blog : Sinhagad Fort

Sinhagad Fort, Pune Overview Located in the Sahyadri Mountains, Sinhagad Fort is an ancient fortress known for its historical significance and architecture. It was once known as Kondhana and has witnessed a number of battles; one notable battle being the 1670 Battle of Sinhagad. The name, “Sinhagad”, literally means Lion’s Fort signifying its strength andContinue reading “Fourth Blog : Sinhagad Fort”

Third Blog : Purandar Fort

Purandar Fort, Pune Overview Situated at a distance of 50 kms from Pune, Purandar Fort is the birth place of Shivaji’s son- Sambhaji. The fort has two storeys- the upper is called Balekilla while the lower is called Machi. Besides the Shiva temple, the fort offers beautiful panoramic sights of the surroundings. Purandar Fort isContinue reading “Third Blog : Purandar Fort”

First Blog : Vetal Tekdi

What Makes It Awesome? Vetal Tekdi, at an elevation of 2,600 feet, is the highest point in the city. On a blissful clear morning, one can see the city of Pune, at sunrise. Home to ARAI known as the Automotive Research Association of India, there is also an observation deck maintained by the Indian ForestContinue reading “First Blog : Vetal Tekdi”

Second Blog : Shaniwar Wada

Shaniwar Wada History The magnificent fortification which was planned to be entirely built in stone was objected by the people on the grounds that only kings had the authority to build stone palaces. Thus, six out of seven floors were built with bricks and only the ground floor comprised stones. The six floors were destroyedContinue reading “Second Blog : Shaniwar Wada”

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