Sarasbaug Pune

People who journey in Pune metropolis frequently go to the Ganesh Temple of Sarasbaug Garden that is one of the predominant sights and landmarks of Pune. These 25 acres of the area formerly used for the zoo and well-known with the name "Peshwa Park" that is now been relocated to a few different places. This cool garden is positioned close to the Swargate station. Sarasbaug contains a large pond with extraordinary fountains, lovely trees, and flowering plants where locals may be noticed on their morning or night time walks.

Sarasbuag Talyatla Ganapati History:

Sarasbuag garden is famous for its Ganesh Temple which is also referred to as Talyatla Ganapati (Ganapati temple in the lake). This temple is constructed into the lake which is very close to the Parvati temple (Parvati Hill). The construction of this temple commenced in 1750 beneath neath the steerage of Nanasaheb Peshwe. Marathas used the temple premises to define war strategies and army approach against Nizam, and the British Empires.