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Aga Khan Palace is a historical monument in Pune, India, built by Sultan Muhammed Shah Aga Khan III in 1892. It was a prison for Mahatma Gandhi and other freedom fighters during the Quit India Movement and now houses a Gandhi Museum and a memorial.
Located on the Nagar Road, at a distance of 2 km from the Bund garden, Aga Khan Palace is a one of the popular tourist spots in Pune. This palace was built in 1892 by Sultan Mohammad shah Aga khan, primarily to help famine affected people in Maharashtra.
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Sep 29, 2016 · Learn about the history and significance of Aga Khan Palace, where Mahatma Gandhi and his associates were imprisoned during the freedom movement. Explore the palace, the gardens, the museum, and the samadhis of Gandhi's companions.
Aga Khan Palace is a historic landmark in Pune where Mahatma Gandhi and other freedom fighters were imprisoned. Learn about its construction, significance, memorials, museum and how to visit.
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The Aga Khan Palace stands as a poignant reminder of India's freedom struggle and the sacrifices made by its leaders. Its historical significance, combined with its architectural beauty and serene environment, makes it a must-visit destination in Pune.
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- Samrat Ashok Rd, Pune, 411006, Maharashtra
- According to Tripadvisor travelers, these are the best ways to experience Aga Khan Palace: Full Day Private City tour of Pune with a licensed Guide...
- Hotels near Aga Khan Palace: (0.93 mi) The Ritz-Carlton Pune (1.08 mi) The Central Park Hotel (1.30 mi) Conrad Pune (1.32 mi) Oakwood Residence Nay...
- Restaurants near Aga Khan Palace: (0.93 mi) Aasmana (0.92 mi) Ukiyo (0.92 mi) Three Kitchens Restaurant and Bar (0.94 mi) Alta Vida (1.29 mi) Al Di...
- Attractions near Aga Khan Palace: (0.40 mi) Archeological museum (1.97 mi) Darshan Museum (1.57 mi) Absolute Scuba (1.21 mi) Skyjumper Trampoline P...
The palace was built by Aga Khan III in 1892 and donated to India in 1969 as a tribute to Gandhiji and his philosophy. It was the place where Gandhiji and his wife Kasturba were interned during the Quit India movement and their samadhis are located here.
Agakhan Palace is a national monument of India's freedom movement, where Gandhiji and other leaders were imprisoned in 1942-1944. It is now a museum, a picture gallery and a place of pilgrimage for Gandhi's followers.
