Peshwa Memorial
General information
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Ideal Duration:
1 HourPlace Type:
Historical HeritageEntry Fees:
Fees: Generally, there is no entry fee for the memorial.
Donations: Small donations for temple maintenance are welcomed.
Parking: Small fee for parking vehicles in the town area. ...Fees: Generally, there is no entry fee for the memorial.
Donations: Small donations for temple maintenance are welcomed.
Parking: Small fee for parking vehicles in the town area.Special Events:
National: Shiv Jayanti in February is celebrated with great pomp.
Religious: Ganesh Chaturthi and Diwali in October/November.
Community: Anniversary of Balaji Vishwanath's appointment as Peshwa. ...National: Shiv Jayanti in February is celebrated with great pomp.
Religious: Ganesh Chaturthi and Diwali in October/November.
Community: Anniversary of Balaji Vishwanath's appointment as Peshwa.Best Photo Spots:
Photo Spots: The main statue of the Peshwa.
Entrance: The traditional arched gate of the memorial.
Temple: The intricate carvings of the Laxminarayan Temple.
Street: The old...Photo Spots: The main statue of the Peshwa.
Entrance: The traditional arched gate of the memorial.
Temple: The intricate carvings of the Laxminarayan Temple.
Street: The old houses in the surrounding lane.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Activities: Pay your respects at the statue of Balaji Vishwanath. Read the informative plaques that detail the family tree of the Peshwas. Walk through the small garden surrounding the memorial. Visit the nearby Laxminarayan Temple to see the ancient carvings. Explore the narrow lanes of Shrivardhan to see old-style Konkani architecture. Talk to the local caretakers to hear stories about the Peshwa family’s early days. Take photos of the majestic statue. Visit during Ganesh Chaturthi in September to see local celebrations. Walk down to the Shrivardhan Beach which is just a few minutes away. Buy local spices and betel nuts from the market nearby. Participate in any local heritage walks if available. Observe the traditional wood-carved doors of the nearby houses. Spend a quiet moment in the temple premises. Learn about the naval history of the Angre ...Activities: Pay your respects at the statue of Balaji Vishwanath. Read the informative plaques that detail the family tree of the Peshwas. Walk through the small garden surrounding the memorial. Visit the nearby Laxminarayan Temple to see the ancient carvings. Explore the narrow lanes of Shrivardhan to see old-style Konkani architecture. Talk to the local caretakers to hear stories about the Peshwa family’s early days. Take photos of the majestic statue. Visit during Ganesh Chaturthi in September to see local celebrations. Walk down to the Shrivardhan Beach which is just a few minutes away. Buy local spices and betel nuts from the market nearby. Participate in any local heritage walks if available. Observe the traditional wood-carved doors of the nearby houses. Spend a quiet moment in the temple premises. Learn about the naval history of the Angre family who were also connected to this region. Visit the Kusumdevi Temple which is another historical site. Take a guided tour if you are in a large group. Study the military maps of the Maratha empire displayed there. Enjoy a traditional Maharashtrian thali in a local home-stay nearby. Attend any history lectures if they are being held.
Information
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Why Famous:
History: Famous as the birthplace of the Peshwa lineage.
Statue: The bronze statue of Balaji Vishwanath is a major attraction.
Education: It serves as an educational hub for Maratha history. ...History: Famous as the birthplace of the Peshwa lineage.
Statue: The bronze statue of Balaji Vishwanath is a major attraction.
Education: It serves as an educational hub for Maratha history. -
Architecture:
The memorial has a traditional Wada style influence.
Dimensions: The central hall is about 30 by 40 feet. The statue is approximately 10 feet tall including the pedestal. The garden area around the memorial is well-manicured. ...The memorial has a traditional Wada style influence.
Dimensions: The central hall is about 30 by 40 feet. The statue is approximately 10 feet tall including the pedestal. The garden area around the memorial is well-manicured. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Pune Airport is the nearest at 160 KMS.
By Train: Mangaon station is 45 KMS away.
By Road: 18 KMS drive from Diveagar via a scenic route.
Local: Rickshaws are easily...By Air: Pune Airport is the nearest at 160 KMS.
By Train: Mangaon station is 45 KMS away.
By Road: 18 KMS drive from Diveagar via a scenic route.
Local: Rickshaws are easily available from the Shrivardhan bus stand. -
Weather and Best Time to Visit:
Winter: October to March is the most comfortable.
Summer: April and May can be quite humid for walking.
Monsoon: August is beautiful but expect heavy rains.
Morning: 8:00 AM...Winter: October to March is the most comfortable.
Summer: April and May can be quite humid for walking.
Monsoon: August is beautiful but expect heavy rains.
Morning: 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM is best for photography. -
Near Tourist Places:
Shrivardhan Beach (1 KM), Harihareshwar (18 KM), Diveagar (18 KM), Kondivali Beach (5 KM), Somjai Temple (1 KM), Bagmandala (20 KM), Bankot Fort (25 KM), Aaravi Beach (10 KM), Velas Beach (30 KM), Murud Janjira (40 KM).
Tourism Tips
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Health: Carry a water bottle and wear a hat.
Packing: Modest clothing is recommended for the temple visit.
Cash: Many small shops in Shrivardhan prefer cash.
Connectivity: G...Health: Carry a water bottle and wear a hat.
Packing: Modest clothing is recommended for the temple visit.
Cash: Many small shops in Shrivardhan prefer cash.
Connectivity: Good mobile network coverage in the town.
Etiquette: Maintain silence inside the memorial and temple.
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