Explore Shaniwar Wada Fort
Although the 18th-century fort is partially in ruins today, it remains an iconic historical place in Pune. This grand fort served as the seat of the headquarters for the Peshwas and was built by Peshwa Bajirao I. A walk along the fort leaves much to the imagination and serves as a window to the culture of the Marathas. The fort also has a haunting legend surrounding it, filled with stories of betrayal and revenge. The locals claim that the voices of the past can still be heard on some nights reverberating through the walls.
Go on a stroll in Agha Khan Palace
Agha Khan Palace was built in the 20th century and served as the residence for the spiritual leaders of Ismaili Muslims, the Agha Khan family. The property is well-maintained and one can go on a stroll in the beautiful gardens. There is also a museum inside that one can visit to get more insight into the lifestyle the royal families indulged in.
Spiritual Sojourn at Osho Ashram
Osho Ashram is renowned worldwide and witnesses several visitors every year. If you wish to embark on a spiritual journey Osho Ashram is the perfect place for you. The ashram offers meditation sessions, yoga classes and creativity workshops. Since this ashram is not a religious place but one of spirituality, it welcomes people from all walks of life and backgrounds as one community.
Trek to Sinhagad Fort
If you are wondering about activities in Pune this weekend you can go on and check out the trek to Sinhagad Fort. It is an uphill climb to the 17th-century fort and takes around 2 hours to reach. This trek can be easily done by moderate-level trekkers and is the perfect adventure to get your blood and adrenaline pumping. Start your trek early for ideal weather conditions and do not worry once you reach your destination you will find the locals selling food. Gorge on the pithala bhakri and buttermilk to replenish after the hike.