Trishund Ganapati Pune Sketch

Trishund Ganpati Temple, Pune, is a historic 18th-century Hindu temple located in Somwar Peth, Pune. Built between 1754 and 1770 by Bhimjigiri Gosavi during the Peshwa era, it is renowned for its rare idol of Lord Ganesha with three trunks and six arms, seated on a peacock. The temple is constructed from black Deccan basalt and features intricate stone carvings blending Rajasthani, Malwa, and South Indian architectural styles. Its fascinating sculptures, ancient inscriptions, and spiritual significance make it one of Pune’s hidden heritage treasures.