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Nana Peth, Pune — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Nana Peth is a ward of central Pune named after Nana Phadnavis, known for its motor-parts trade.
About Nana Peth
Where to stay in Nana Peth
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Nana Peth trades in car parts. Spare parts, batteries and tyres fill the shopfronts along the main street, hospitals and temples stand between them with a dargah among the row, and the peths of the old city carry on in every direction from here. Rooms are found in the newer city.
The trade sets the hours.
About Nana Peth
What are the main landmarks in Nana Peth?
The dargah sits in the middle of the street. Nana Peth is known for that arrangement as much as for anything built here, with hospitals and temples along the same stretch and the motor trade filling whatever is left. None of it carries a listing.
What is the history of Nana Peth?
Nana Phadnavis gave the ward its name. He served the Maratha state as a minister and the peth system named its wards after people and after the days of the week, which is why Nana Peth sits beside Rasta Peth and Bhavani Peth rather than beside a numbered district. The pattern is Pune's own.
It still orders the old city.
Where is Nana Peth?
Nana Peth lies in the eastern part of Pune's old city, among the peths that carry the wards' names.
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Updated September 2026