Old Pune heritage walk with local snacks

• Admission costs • Bottled water available during the walk • Three designated food and beverage stops: a modak, a tea or coffee break, and a mastani • Local English-speaking guide from Pune for the entire 2 - 3 hour walk

• Transportation to and from the hotel (meeting location provided 24 hours in advance, usually close to Shaniwar Wada) • Extra food, beverages, or snacks outside of the designated stops • Tips for the guide (welcome but not obligatory)

• There are public transport alternatives accessible in the vicinity • Infant seats tailored for safety are provided • Appropriate for individuals of any fitness level

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

• The itinerary starts at Shaniwar Wada, a fort palace from 1732, where the history of the empire that ruled much of India will be shared. • Next, visit Lal Mahal, the childhood home of Shivaji Maharaj, where the origins of the Maratha empire are narrated. • Explore Bhausaheb Rangari Bhawan, a significant site where the public Ganesh festival tradition began in 1892, which is rarely included in other tours. • Continue through the lively streets to Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Temple, known as one of India's esteemed Ganesh temples. • Enjoy a shopping experience at Tulsi Baug Market, renowned for its colorful selection of traditional Maharashtrian sarees, jewelry, handicrafts, and antiques, where you can find unique items and mementos. • Treat yourself to an iconic Pune specialty, the mastani, a rich blend of milkshake and ice cream, perfect for cooling off. • Conclude at Pune's picturesque Victorian-era market hall, where you can observe everyday local life, surrounded by spice merchants, fabric sellers, and the historic stone arches over 130 years old.