Aga Khan Palace is a historic mansion built in 1892 by Sultan Muhammad Shah, the Aga Khan III, located in Pune. It served as a prison during the Quit India Movement and now functions as a museum and national monument preserving India's independence struggle. The palace showcases Indo-Islamic architecture with sprawling gardens and exhibits related to Mahatma Gandhi and freedom fighters.
This heritage site offers profound historical significance as the place where Gandhi was imprisoned, combined with stunning colonial-era architecture and meticulously maintained gardens. It provides a tangible connection to India's independence movement within a beautifully preserved palace setting.
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Former prison where freedom fighters were held, now a museum documenting the independence struggle.
A beautiful Japanese-style garden with traditional landscaping, pagoda, and peaceful water features.
Museum showcasing military history, weapons, and artifacts related to India's armed forces and independence.
Entry fee for Indian citizens and foreigners differ slightly
Time
2 hours
Cost
₹50.00–₹100
Effort
Easy
Included with palace entry
Time
1 hour
Cost
Free
Effort
Easy
Professional photography pass if required
Time
2-3 hours
Cost
₹100–₹300
Effort
Easy
Professional guide for detailed historical narrative
Time
3 hours
Cost
₹300–₹600
Effort
Easy
From Pune city center, take Nagar Road heading towards Yerawada. The palace is located in Yerawada area, approximately 8 km from the railway station. It is well-connected by city buses and taxis.