Mulshi Taluka
Green hills, the Mulshi lake and Tamhini Ghat on one side, and the Hinjewadi IT park on the other.
Quick facts
- Headquarters:
- Paud
- Dams:
- Mulshi
- Known for:
- Tamhini Ghat, Hinjewadi IT park
About the taluka
Mulshi lies to the west of Pune. Its eastern edge holds Hinjewadi, one of the biggest IT parks in India. The western part is hilly and green, with the large Mulshi lake, which feeds a Tata hydro power station.
Known for
- The Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park at Hinjewadi.
- Mulshi dam and Tamhini Ghat, very popular in the monsoon.
- Rice farming and small villages in the hills.
Places to visit
Mulshi lake, Tamhini Ghat and its waterfalls, and Korigad fort near Aamby Valley. See Picnic Spots.
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Sources: Written by PuneDiary. Facts checked 10 October 2026.