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Historic Insights of Pune Part 1 ‌Pune, is not only a name of the educational hub of India but also it earns the respect of being called as the cultural capital of Maharashtra, filled with huge cultural and historical significance. If you want to know about Maratha empire and Maharashtra's overall culture, you should definitely visit Pune.  ‌The land of Pune has witnessed the rise of Maratha empire which is the conceit of all Marathi people. There are some of the major iconic historical places of Pune where the great personalities of Maharashtra once prevailed.  ‌ ‌1. Shaniwaar Wada : ‌The grandeur of the powerful Peshwa dynasty can be gazed by viewing this magnificent residencial palace of the Peshwas. Located in Shaniwar Peth, this is the iconic tourist place of Pune. The Shaniwar wada was built in 1732 by Peshwa Bajirao, aiming to provide high security to the families of rulers. Peshwa Bajirao was the powerful Prime Minister of the Maratha empire headed by leader, Ch

Maharashtra Unlimited MAHARASHTRA - a word, which literally means a Great (Maha) Nation (Rashtra), is the name of the only state in India with word, 'Nation' in it. Being a state with majestic rivers, metropolitan cities, calming villages, tough mountain ranges, overpowering seas, incompatible divine spirituality, rich cultural heritage, varieties of food, affluent literature of Marathi language etc never fails to leave the visitor spellbound.  The state of Maharashtra was formed on 1st May 1960 considering linguist grounds as the base, which is celebrated as the 'Maharashtra Din'. The state as big as holding 36 districts, consists of the population of around 12.47 crores from different walks of life. Maharashtra is second-most populous and third largest state in India. The state has many aspects that has to be celebrated & cherished. The marathi speaking people and their traditional marathi culture constitutes the major part of my understanding of the