Thank you for the info @shreyasee . Will try my luck.
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@shreyasee Thank You for sharing a amazing place explore. I’m always exited know about historic places.
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Wow! Nice post with a great details. Surely you’re very fortunate to visit this. Every traditional architectures have some secret passages I guess. I love to visit this type of historical heritages. Thank you so much @shreyasee for your nice post. All the best for Team India.
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Thank you so much @sonnyNg ! Yes it was indeed thrilling to walk through the entire dilapidated mansion! I’m so glad you enjoyed the read and your feedback is appreciated! 
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Hello/Hola @MauricioRM60 !
My Spanish is not so good but I think you liked my post and the architectural photography! Gracias!
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Hello @AnshukMitra !
So Wadas are housing units of Maharashtra like Havelis of Rajasthan. The scale of the structure depends on who resides there. This was a massive Wada complex with a fortified wall, a temple, a private well, a water cistern, 2 courtyards and a toilet! The owner was a reputed man with lots of titles. There wadasare many grand Wadas all around Maharashtra!
Some of the famous Wadas around Pune-
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Shaniwar Wada
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Vishrambaug Wada
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Kelkar Wada
And many more local ones too!
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Happy to help! @ravikiran_bangalor
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@Chandan-shrivastav Good to see so many LGs interested in heritage structures! Many more related posts to come in the future!
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Thank you @LyricMitra I was indeed lucky to get access not once but twice! Yes the older the building gets, the more character it has and many more mysteries!
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đẹp và cổ kính quá
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@V_ngQu_cChu_tHams I translated on Google! cảm ơn bạn
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Hello @955HIRO !
I’m so happy that you enjoyed reading it! Yes! The older the building gets the more character it has… people who have lived there shape these spaces.
The painting of widow’s has cultural significance…the widow’s during that period were kept hidden and given house chores to keep them busy…I had to capture the painting and their emotions.
I am equally interested in Japanese art and culture too! The last book I read was “The Kitchen” by Banana Yoshimoto. I do follow Marie Kondo and love animated movies like Spirited Away by Hiromasa Yonebayashi! Would love to visit Japan one day
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Hello, our dear & loving Moderator, @sonnyNg
Very kind of you to mention my name in our @shreyasee 's post.
Yes, her post will have some good content & will deserve appreciation.
Regards to you…
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Namskar…
My Dear
** @shreyasee **
I am so happy when your post received 100+ kodos, Congratulation…
Thank you for writing article for Maharashtra’s historical assets…
wish your kudos cross success boundary…
All the best again…
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Thank you and wait for amazing place story.
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Hello dear LG @shreyasee
Congratulations for crossing 100 Kudos mark…
Your first post scored 51 & now 114…
As rightly expressed by our LG @Chandan-shrivastav , we would love to see more from you…
All the best
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Hello dear @Chandan-shrivastav ,
After your post on Asia One, which scored 29 Kudos, you have not gifted any post for us…
I request you to come with a #TeamIndia post immediately; I wish that your post hit Trending…
Regards
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Thank You sir for mention me. I’m glad that You @TravellerG @ with all of us who help and guidance every time.
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@TravellerG sir your support for all of us was motivated and incredible. I will come back with a new place and its story from #TeamIndia. I always feel like the support of the team will always be full.
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Thank you so much for the continued encouragement!
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