Kasba Ganpati
Kasba Peth
The guardian deity of Pune, in Kasba Peth. The first of the five Manache Ganpati, honoured first in every festival.
Read more about Kasba GanpatiTemples, churches, gurudwaras, dargahs, Jain temples and ashrams in and around Pune.
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Pune is a city of temples, but also of old churches, a historic synagogue, Sufi shrines, gurudwaras and Jain temples. Many of the oldest temples are in the peths around Shaniwar Wada, while famous places of pilgrimage such as Alandi, Dehu and Jejuri are a short drive away.
Here are some of the best-known religious places in and around Pune. See also Ashtavinayak, Jyotirlinga and Ganesh Festival.
Kasba Peth
The guardian deity of Pune, in Kasba Peth. The first of the five Manache Ganpati, honoured first in every festival.
Read more about Kasba GanpatiParvati, near Swargate · Built Eighteenth century, Peshwa era
A group of Peshwa-era temples on a hill in the middle of Pune, reached by a long flight of stone steps. The best view of the city.
Read more about Parvati Hill TemplesSenapati Bapat Road
The temple of Goddess Chaturshrungi on a hillside on Senapati Bapat Road, with a large fair during Navratri.
Read more about Chaturshrungi TempleJangli Maharaj Road, Shivajinagar · Built About the eighth century
A Shiva temple cut out of a single rock more than a thousand years ago, right on Jangli Maharaj Road.
Read more about Pataleshwar Cave TempleKhed taluka
The town on the Indrayani where Sant Dnyaneshwar took samadhi. The Ashadhi wari palkhi to Pandharpur starts here.
Read more about AlandiHaveli taluka
The village of Sant Tukaram, on the Indrayani river, where the Tukaram palkhi starts every year.
Read more about DehuJejuri, Purandar taluka
The hill temple of Khandoba, the family deity of many Maharashtrian families, famous for the yellow bhandara thrown by devotees.
Read more about Jejuri Khandoba TempleCamp, near Sassoon Hospital · Built Completed in 1867
A red brick synagogue with a tall clock tower in the Camp area, built by the Sassoon family in the nineteenth century.
Read more about Ohel David Synagogue (Lal Deool)Pune Cantonment (Camp) · Built Consecrated in 1825
One of the oldest churches in the Deccan, built in the Pune Cantonment in the 1820s.
Read more about St. Mary's Church, CampChar Bawdi, Camp
The shrine of Hazrat Babajan, a woman Sufi saint who lived under a neem tree in Camp and is revered by people of all faiths.
Read more about Hazrat Babajan Dargah