• Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum (showcasing nearly 15,000 various artifacts in 3 floors. Entrance for foreign Nationals is Rs.250/-pp)
• Shaniwar wada dated back to 1732 a fort palace built by the Peshwas. Entrance for foreign nationals is Rs.300/-pp
• Pataleshwar Caves/Temple dating back to the 8th century, it is a single massive Basalt rock carved into a Lord Shiva Temple No Entrance fees. Time required is about 30 minutes.
• Dagdu Shet Ganapati the wealthiest golden ganesha.
• Walking and looking around heritage buildings, the old city at Tulsibag.
• The Old Mandai or Ray Market which sells everything from spices,to fruits,cane baskets, glass bangles and everyday needs of the kitchen.

• Shinde Chatri a grand Beautiful Shiva Temple of the 17th Century entrance Rs.100/-pp.
• Tribal Museum (Life, culture, tradition of 75 tribes in India) this museum Entrance fee Rs. 200/- pp.closed on Sundays and public Holidays
• ST.Patricks Cathedral dated back to 1850.
• Osho International Meditation commune.
• Aga Khan Palace dated back to 1892.
• Looking around (street shopping) or walking around old British style colonial Market etc., Time spent depends on the interest of the guests, but it would be proper to keep at least one hour for the same to look around.
• Visit the World war I and II Memorial at Khadki no entrance fee.

Requirements: good walking shoes, sun or rain protection, Carrying bottled water recommended. Please dress up modestly on this tour as we will be walking through some busyorthodox localities.

The old city walk which includes Tulsibag busy street market some old Wadas which include Nana WAADA, shitole wada Kasba Ganesh Mandir Vishram bag Dagdusheth ganapati,Ram Mandir and Belbag Vishnu temple and Laxmi road and the vibrant street bazaars Wickers colony The Ray market which is the vegetable fruit and spice market One can also sample some local cuisine, savouries, snacks.
We can make some bargain shopping here for costume jewellery.

The British originally came to India to trade. They had a big army set-up of manufacturing artillery ammunition. Pune was known to be the summer / monsoon capital. The British Governor had a 586 acre land for his Mansion. Today it is known by the name of Savitribai Pune University. The British felt it was necessary to have Churches, for their military personnel. There were missionaries and the Swiss Jesuits who came here And established convent schools for the army personnel’s children So also there were cemeteries on the outskirts And the 1st and 2nd World war cemetery. which are still Visited by citizens of United Kingdom The garrison churches came into existence

Important churches to visit
1. St. Mary’s (186 years)
2. St.Patricks cathedral (164 yrs)
3. Panch Haud Mission (132 yrs)
4. St. Xaviers Church (154 years)
5. St. Paul’s Church (150 years)
6. All Saints Church (145 years)
You will enjoy this tour which has the stone and wood architecture And sometimes a local flavour added to it.

extra kms to vehicle have to be calculated.
1. Saswad temples Vateshwar and Sangameshwar 12th to 14th C
2. Visit Jadhavgad Fort near Saswaad, which is about 40 kms from Pune.
3. It is now taken over by Vitthal Kamat group of Hotels.

It has a museum of personal collection of artefacts and is devoted To the Mother of Mr. Vitthal Kamat. The entrance fees include Buffet lunch, welcome drink. It is a beautiful place amidst scenic village country side and on the backdrop of Hills, the fort belongs to 16th century, The guests will experience the rich Maratha kingdom Culture.

On this tour we will visit local markets, Shopping malls noisy and colourful (markets) with shops selling everything– fruits, vegetables, spices, baskets, costume jewellers, clothes, bags and utensils. Visit well known Restaurants for Vegetarian and non vegetarian delicacies that are a specialty of Pune Food will be charged at actual costs. This is a leisure FUN tour and mostly we will take a RICKSHAW As the parking is not allowed on busy streets Assure you it is a safe tour even fort the women solo travellers And remember you don’t have to SHOP if you don’t want to You can just window shop and HOP.

Visiting Pune of Modern times would require at least six hours , as it is very widely spread out.
Depending on the time the customer has in hands we can plan out the day.

• International Convention Centre.
• Amanora Park (Restaurants,Multiplexes, Malls, Water bodies etc.)
• Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park Hinjewadi.
• Kalyani Nagar Inorbit Malls, Phoenix Market city on way to Kharadi
• Magarpatta City A Complete City within a City practices numerous techniques for conservation and betterment of the environment. Sustainable Energy Systems on a huge scale striving to reduce Global Warming.
• EON IT PARK.

We design special Tours for Ismaili Khoja Community, the Jews, The people coming to this city for Adoption formalities, the British coming to find their roots, people who come here to survey Pune before they relocate, to find out good education institutions. High profile, VVIP guests, Celebrity guests can feel secure in our company.

See the city like a local. Hop in and hop out of three wheeler autos or TUKTUKS Experience the rural life, Bush walking, Bird watching Visit the vineyards Taste local wines.

Prices on request

Tour starts at 8.30 am we go to a breakfast place a south Indian food joint And savor some traditional south Indian food and Filter coffee We will visit a classical Dance class and experience the students dance practice You can also learn some gestures or MUDRAS We then visit a shop for Saree draping demonstration Visit a potter and play with the mixed soil to make a souvenir. We visit a Shopping Mall and do some Henna Application on your palm.

A great way to explore Pune’s British history and architecture To see an amazing variety of historic landmarks, churches, colonial buildings Markets Residential buildings Constructed in different styles of architecture and built in a variety of local and imported materials. The varied use of stones has imparted a colonial effect to the facades, particularly to those of public buildings built in the 19th and 20th century. Army cantonment Shivaji Market, Centre Street East Street, It is a mix of all cultures, The Muslims, Christians Hindus Jains, Sikhs Zoroastrians St. Xavier's church 100 years old closed on Monday LUNCH at Parsee special Heritage restaurant DORABJEE SHOPPING at M.G.Road.

• Tribal Museum closed on all govt...holidays and Sundays.
• Aga Khan Palace.
• Shinde Chatri and Magnificent Shiva Temple 17th Century.
• LUNCH at Effingutz Brewery a fresh BEER PUB where 11 beers are brewed.
• Osho International Meditation centre and Commune between 10.30 to 11.30am.
• Osho Gardens, Koregaon Park, after 3 pm only.
• St. Patricks Church 140 yrs old closed on Monday.
• Shopping FAB INDIA, EITHER OR boutique.
• Saree draping demonstration.

• Henna Application (time per person at least 15 minutes) Traditional Mehendi motifs.
• Turban Tying for men.
• Saree draping, for women (at least 10 mins. Per person).
• Carpet Knotting