Begin your Pune city tour with a visit to the Shaniwar Wada, the former palace of the Peshwa dynasty. Built-in the 17th century, it boasts of beautiful architecture and a rich history. Next, explore the Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Temple, an iconic Ganpati temple famous for its religious and cultural significance. Afterward, head toward Lal Mahal, the palace of Shivaji, and then venture to Mahatma Phule Mandai, a bustling market with fresh produce, fruits, and vegetables. Conclude with a stroll through the lush greenery of Saras Baug, a scenic park with fountains and a temple.
Start your day by visiting the Sinhagad Fort, a historical and cultural marvel located on a hill. The fort offers stunning views of the landscape and is a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts. Afterward, visit the Aga Khan Palace, an architectural masterpiece built in 1892. It has a rich history as a prison for Gandhi during India's freedom struggle. Spend an hour or so admiring the palace's architecture and the beautiful gardens. Finally, head to the Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum, a treasure house of rare and exotic exhibits of Indian art and craft in its many forms, ranging from the 14th century to the present day.
On your last day, take an early morning trip towards Bhimbetka Caves, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you'll explore the prehistoric cave art of India's early ancestors. Then, make your way to the Rajiv Gandhi Zoological Park, featuring a wide variety of flora and fauna, including tigers, leopards, and peacocks. Further, go on an adventure getaway with a visit to the Sinhagad Adventure. They offer several activities such as camping, rock climbing and trekking for nature enthusiasts. Conclude your tour with a visit to the Kanifnath Temple, a remarkable work of art that sits atop a mountain, this temple offers a stunning panoramic view of the city.
If you have more time, then a visit to Aga Khan Palace Museum, National War Memorial Southern Command, and Pataleshwar Cave Temple can also be included. If you have less time, then either Raja Dinkar Kelkar Museum or Sinhagad Fort can be skipped.