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    <h1>FAMOUS PLACES IN PUNE </h1>

    <h2 Style="color:red"> 1.Dagdusheth Ganpati Mandir,pune</h2>


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    <h3>दगडू शेठ गणपति मंदिर | Dagadusheth Ganapati Temple </h3>
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    The Dagadusheth Halwai Ganapati temple is a Hindu Temple located in Pune and is
    dedicated to the Hindu god Ganesh. The temple is visited by over hundred thousand
    pilgrims every year. <br> Devotees of the temple include celebrities and chief
    ministers of Maharashtra who visit during the annual ten-day Ganeshotsav festival.
    Wikipedia <br>
    <b>Address</b> : Ganpati Bhavan, 250, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Rd, Mehunpura,
    Budhwar Peth, Pune, Maharashtra 411002
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    <b>Hours: </b>
    Tuesday 5 am–10:30 pm <br>
    Wednesday 5 am–10:30 pm <br>
    Thursday 5 am–10:30 pm <br>
    Friday 5 am–10:30 pm <br>
    Saturday 5 am–10:30 pm <br>
    Sunday 5 am–10:30 pm <br>
    Monday 5 am–10:30 pm <br>
    <b>Suggest new hours</b>
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    Phone: 020 2447 9222
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    <h2 Style="color:orange">2.Shanivar Wada</h2>


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    <h3> शनिवार वाडा |Shanivar Wada </h3>
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    Shaniwar Wada is a historical fortification in the city of Pune, India. Built in


    1732, it was the great seat of the Peshwas of the Maratha Empire until 1818.
    Following the rise of the Maratha Empire, the palace became the center of Indian
    politics in the 18th century.

    <b>Address:</b> Shaniwar Peth, Pune, Maharashtra 411030 <br>


    <b> Hours: </b> Hours: <br>
    Closed ⋅ Opens 9:30 am <br>
    <b>Built:</b> 1732; 291 years ago <br>
    <b>Architectural style(s):</b> Maratha imperial architecture

    <h2 Style="color:yellowgreen"> 3.Saras Baug</h2>


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    <h3>सारस बाग | Saras Baug </h3>
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    Saras Baug is a popular attraction in Pune which was initially a lake at the
    foothills of Parvati. As the water of the lake dried up, the exposed land was
    developed into a park and was named Saras Baug. The attraction expands over an area
    25 acres and also has a temple in the centre.
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    <h2 Style="color:skyblue">4.PATALESHWAR CAVES/J.M MANDIR</h2>


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    <h3> PATALESHWAR CAVES | जंगली महाराज मंदिर</h3>
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    Located on the Jangli Maharaj Road, Pataleshwar Cave Temple is devoted to the Lord
    Pataleshwar, the God of the Underworld. Built in the 8th century, this temple is
    visited not by religious tourists but by everyone who admires architectural beauty.
    Amidst the busyness of Jangli Maharaj Road, this temple with its calm atmosphere,
    offers visitors a much needed respite.

    It is said that the Pataleshwar Cave Temple has been carved out from a single rock.
    It is also dedicated to the Lord Shiva and Nandi. There are also statues of various
    Hindu Gods and Goddesses such as Goddess Sita, Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Ram, Lord
    Lakshman, and Lord Ganesh. A majestic shivalingam is also built under its roof, at
    the main shrine of the temple. This temple has huge pillars, adding on to its
    magnificence.

    The construction of this temple, which was inspired by the Elephanta caves, was
    left uncompleted. Owing to this, there is no marked entrance to Pataleshwar Cave
    Temple. One of the way to enter it via an open area next to a majestic banyan tree.
    A more known temple, Jangli Maharaj Mandir, which has the samadhi of Jangli
    maharaj, a follower of Swami Samarth, is located close by. There is also way inside
    the JM temple complex to reach this cave temple.

    Pataleshwar Cave Temple is now under the maintenance of the Archaeological Survey
    of India (ASI). You can visit the temple at any time between 8 in morning to 5.30
    in evening.
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