Bhavani Peth, Pune

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Bhavani Peth
Locality in the Pune City
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Bhavani Peth
Coordinates: 18°30′30″N73°52′06″E / 18.508261°N 73.868358°E / 18.508261; 73.868358
Country India
State Maharashtra
City Pune

Bhavani Peth is an area located in Pune City, in Maharashtra State of the Republic of India. A study in 1990 described Bhavani Peth as the largest slum settlement in Pune. [1]

The name of the area is derived from the Goddess Bhavani . The main attraction of Bhavani Peth is the Shri Bhavani Mata Mandir. Served by (Proprietor -Medhekar)family .In early days it was located in outskirts of Punawadi. Another major tourist attraction is the Vithoba Temple, officially known as Shri Vitthal-Rukmini Mandir Marathi. Historically, Bhavani Peth was one of the traditional handloom centers of Pune.

Bhavani Peth is located in the heart of the city and is an ancient locality of Pune. The area dates back to before the establishment of the British Raj in India.

The term 'Peth' is used to describe any old locality in Pune, [2] however the term is derived from the ancient Indian tradition of increased business on a certain day of the week, similarly to the American Black Friday but every Friday.


Present-day Bhavani Peth is not only a essential center of the timber trade in the area but is also the home to a thriving steel and hardware market that caters to those who operate in the civil and allied industries. [3]

Bhavani Peth is easily accessible from anywhere in Pune. Many buses start their journey to Bhavani Peth from the Shivaji Nagar bus terminus.

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