Aga Khan Palace, Pune, Maharashtra
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Aga Khan Palace is a historical landmark located in Pune, Maharashtra, India. Built in 1892 by Sultan Muhammed Shah Aga Khan III, the palace holds significant historical importance as a place associated with India’s freedom movement.
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Isha Gupta
2 months agoI would recommend everyone who has a inclination towards History and Gandhiji, this is a must visit place. The palace holds a historical significance. You can buy tickets there only, either by cash or scanning the QR of ASI. It costs 20rs per head. There is a good open area and parks. Peole also come for picnic and photos. Place looks beautiful and photogenic. If in Pune and want to explore more, one should definitely visit.
Janhavi Raut
4 months agoAga Khan Palace has its own charm, especially with its beautiful and well-maintained exterior. The online booking process through the official website is smooth and convenient. Inside, the experience is amazing — you’ll find detailed information about Gandhiji’s life, along with the samadhi area, which adds to the historical and peaceful atmosphere. The surroundings are impressive and clean, with drinking water taps available for visitors. Sitting on the grass and soaking in the calm environment feels truly refreshing. A must-visit place in Pune for history lovers and peace seekers.
Traveller WolfY
4 months agoI recently visited the Aga Khan Palace in Pune, and it turned out to be one of the most memorable historical sites I’ve explored in the city. This palace is not just a beautiful monument but also an important part of India’s freedom movement. It’s the place where Mahatma Gandhi, his wife Kasturba Gandhi, and a few other freedom leaders were kept during the Quit India Movement in the early 1940s. Unfortunately, Kasturba Gandhi passed away here, and her Samadhi, along with a memorial for Mahatma Gandhi, stands peacefully within the premises. The palace itself is stunning — a blend of Italian arches, long corridors, and wide verandas that give it a royal yet serene feel. Inside, there are several rooms showcasing preserved furniture, photographs, personal belongings of Gandhi ji and Kasturba ji, and even letters and historical documents. It gives you a deep sense of how significant this place was during that time. The surrounding gardens are absolutely beautiful — lush green, well-maintained, and ideal for a calm walk or quiet reflection. The weather was cloudy when I visited, which made it even more picturesque. I managed to capture some great photos of the palace, the gardens, and the memorials — every corner of this place has something worth clicking. The entry process was smooth and modern — you just scan a QR code at the entrance and pay ₹20 online, which is very convenient. I completed the tour in about 45–50 minutes, but if you’re visiting with family or want to relax amidst greenery, you can easily spend over an hour here. There are also benches and shaded areas where you can sit and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Overall, I’d give the Aga Khan Palace 4 out of 5 stars. It’s a perfect mix of history, beauty, and tranquility. A must-visit for anyone interested in India’s past or simply looking for a calm, scenic spot in Pune.
Akshay Gujar
2 months agoAga Khan Palace is truly one of the cleanest and most well-maintained heritage sites in Pune. The moment you enter, you feel a sense of peace and calm that’s hard to find in the city. For photographers, it’s a lovely place—perfect for capturing vintage architecture, open spaces, and timeless details. The palace beautifully preserves history exactly as it was, helping you connect deeply with the past. Visiting here is a really great experience and definitely deserves a high rating.
Ketan Herwatta
a month agoThe palatial monument where Gandhi was held prisoner during India's independence movement features beautiful architecture, expansive gardens, and a museum. Please buy tickets beforehand. only online tickets. Use the QR shared in the photos. You can spend around 1 hour here. Ample parking is available.
