Pune District Taluka List and Their Significant

Here is a list of total of 14 talukas in Pune district, Maharashtra as listed below:

Haveli

Haveli is the taluka that encompasses the city of Pune. It is the most populous taluka in Pune district, with a population of over 3.5 million people. Haveli is home to many educational institutions, including the University of Pune and the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research. The taluka is also home to a number of historical and cultural sites, such as the Shaniwar Wada and the Aga Khan Palace.

Pune City

Pune City is a separate taluka that was created in 2018. It is located in the western part of the city and includes the areas of Kothrud, Baner, Aundh, and Hinjewadi. Pune City is a major commercial and industrial hub, and is home to a number of IT companies.

Maval

Maval is a taluka located in the western part of Pune district. It is known for its scenic beauty and is home to the hill stations of Lonavala and Khandala. Maval is also home to a number of forts, including the Lohgad Fort and the Tikona Fort.

Mulshi

Mulshi is a taluka located in the northeastern part of Pune district. It is known for its agriculture and is home to a number of dams, including the Khadakwasla Dam and the Panshet Dam. Mulshi is also home to the Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary.

Shirur

Shirur is a taluka located in the southern part of Pune district. It is known for its agriculture and is home to a number of historical and cultural sites, such as the Pataleshwar Cave Temple and the Pandavleni Caves.

Baramati

Baramati is a taluka located in the northern part of Pune district. It is known for its agriculture and is home to the Baramati wine industry. Baramati is also the hometown of the Pawar family, one of the most powerful political families in Maharashtra.

Daund

Daund is a taluka located in the eastern part of Pune district. It is known for its agriculture and is home to the Daund Fort. Daund is also an important railway junction.

Indapur

Indapur is a taluka located in the central part of Pune district. It is known for its historical and cultural sites, such as the Indapur Fort and the Indapur Caves. Indapur is also home to a number of educational institutions, including the Savitribai Phule Pune University.

Bhor

Bhor is a taluka located in the western part of Pune district. It is known for its forts, such as the Bhor Fort and the Torna Fort. Bhor is also home to the Bhor Wildlife Sanctuary.

Velhe

Velhe is a taluka located in the southern part of Pune district. It is known for its agriculture and is home to a number of historical and cultural sites, such as the Velhe Fort and the Velhe Lake.

Purandar

Purandar is a taluka located in the northeastern part of Pune district. It is known for its forts, such as the Purandar Fort and the Rajgad Fort. Purandar is also home to the Purandar Wildlife Sanctuary.

Khed

Khed is a taluka located in the southern part of Pune district. It is known for its agriculture and is home to a number of historical and cultural sites, such as the Khed Fort and the Khedeshwar Temple.

Junnar

Junnar is a taluka located in the western part of Pune district. It is known for its forts, such as the Junnar Fort and the Shivneri Fort. Junnar is also home to a number of caves, such as the Karla Caves and the Bhaja Caves.

Ambegaon

Ambegaon is a taluka located in the western part of Pune district. It is known for its hills, forests, and rivers. The taluka is home to the Bhimashankar Wildlife Sanctuary, which is a popular tourist destination. Ambegaon is also home to a number of historical and cultural sites, such as the Chandoli Fort and the Gangapur Dam.

The Pune district talukas are further divided into gram panchayats and villages. The taluka headquarters are located in the following towns:

• Haveli – Hadapsar
• Pune City – Pune
• Maval – Lonavala
• Mulshi – Mulshi
• Shirur – Shirur
• Baramati – Baramati
• Daund – Daund
• Indapur – Indapur
• Bhor – Bhor
• Velhe – Velhe
• Purandar – Purandar
• Khed – Khed
• Junnar – Junnar
• Ambegaon – Ambegaon