Heritage Walk at Nana Wada: Journey Through Pune's Architectural Marvels
A heritage walk has been organized at Nana Wada on May 5, 2024, at 9 AM. This event will delve into the history and architecture of Nana Wada, built by Balaji Janardhan Bhanu, also known as Nana Fadnavis, in 1780 A.D. Located behind Shaniwar Wada, Nana Wada showcases a unique blend of Peshwa and British architectural styles. The walk, conducted in association with Worship Earth Foundation, Club Heritage, and the Department of History at Desai College, promises to offer participants a rich historical narrative and an appreciation of architectural nuances.
Local partnerships with educational institutions
Participants attend our Heritage Walks
Engaging Heritage Talks
Participants will explore the intricate designs and historical significance of Nana Wada, gaining insights into the life and times of Nana Fadnavis. The heritage walk will provide an immersive experience, highlighting the fusion of cultural influences evident in the architecture.
Mission & Vision
Our vision is to cultivate a deep appreciation for Pune’s architectural heritage and historical legacy among participants. By organizing the Heritage Walk at Nana Wada, we aim to provide a captivating educational experience that highlights the architectural splendor and historical importance of this iconic structure. We believe that understanding and preserving our architectural heritage is crucial for fostering cultural pride and continuity.
Heritage Walk at Nana Wada Gallery
Heritage Walk at Nana Wada Media
