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Nanded, Pune, Pune — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Nanded holds the Mutha's southern bank where Sinhagad Road runs out to Khadakwasla, a South Pune locality whose farmland became the Nanded City township.
About Nanded, Pune
Where to stay in Nanded, Pune
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Nanded sits well down Sinhagad Road, so the bed question here is really how far out of Pune you are willing to sleep. Dhayari is the last suburb the road passes before it, with Vadgaon Budruk further back toward Pune. Warje is across the Mutha. A room out here suits you if the errand is the Nanded City township or a working day at Symphony IT Park, while Kothrud and Karvenagar sit on Karve Road, the parallel run along the far bank.
About Nanded, Pune
What are the main landmarks in Nanded, Pune?
Sinhagad Road is what Nanded is found by, and the sequence along it puts the locality between Dhayari, back toward the city, and Kirkatwadi further out. Behind the roadside the Nanded City township covers seven hundred acres of what was Nanded's farmland, with Symphony IT Park as its working end. The Mutha edges it.
Warje stands on the Karve Road bank, and Khadakwasla Dam holds the same river upstream to the south-west.
What is the history of Nanded, Pune?
Nanded was a farming village on the Mutha long before Pune's built edge reached down Sinhagad Road, and the name belongs to that village, not to the city of the same name away in Marathwada. Nanded Grampanchayat governed it. The farmland went to the Nanded City township, and Symphony IT Park followed on the same ground.
What the road did was fold the old village into the run of South Pune, alongside Warje, Dhayari, Karvenagar, and Kothrud.
Where is Nanded, Pune?
Nanded takes the south side of the Mutha on Sinhagad Road, with Dhayari back toward Pune, Kirkatwadi on toward Khadakwasla, and Warje over the water.
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Updated September 2026