Thergaon is an established part of Pimpri-Chinchwad, built around the Aundh–Ravet BRTS road and Dange Chowk, with older housing societies, a long-standing hospital and a busy shopping strip. New towers and a high street are now adding to it. This guide covers where Thergaon is, how it connects, everyday facilities, property, and what to check.
It uses general knowledge of the area, which we flag where we cannot verify it; check details from the property you are considering.
In short: Thergaon sits between Wakad, Chinchwad, Kalewadi and Rahatani, on the Aundh–Ravet BRTS road with Dange Chowk as its main junction. Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital and Chinchwad railway station are close by, and Hinjewadi is a short drive west. New projects include Ace Ayodhya and its high street, The Crown Highstreet.
Where Thergaon is
Thergaon lies in the west of Pimpri-Chinchwad. Wakad is to the south-west, Chinchwad to the north, and Kalewadi and Rahatani to the east and south-east. The 45-metre Aundh–Ravet BRTS road runs through it, and Dange Chowk, where it crosses the road to Wakad and Hinjewadi, is its busiest junction.
Getting around
- BRTS road: the Aundh–Ravet BRTS road links Thergaon to Aundh and the city in one direction and to Ravet and the Mumbai–Pune Expressway in the other, with BRT buses along it.
- Rail: Chinchwad railway station, on the Pune–Lonavala suburban line, is a short drive north.
- Highway and IT: the Mumbai–Bengaluru highway and Hinjewadi are reached through Wakad; journey times depend heavily on traffic at Dange Chowk and Bhumkar Chowk.
Everyday facilities
Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital, one of Pimpri-Chinchwad's large hospitals, is in Thergaon, and the area has many smaller hospitals and clinics. The roads around Dange Chowk carry banks, restaurants and shops, and Thergaon Park offers green space. Schools are spread across Thergaon, Wakad and Chinchwad; check admission and commute times from your own address.
Property
Thergaon's housing is a mix of older housing societies and new towers on larger plots. On the commercial side, The Crown Highstreet at Ace Ayodhya sells shops at ₹33,000 to ₹37,500 per sq ft of carpet in agreement value; see our price guide and ground vs first floor comparison. For the neighbouring area to the west, see our Tathawade and Dange Chowk guide.
Who Thergaon suits
It suits families who want an established area with a large hospital and good bus links, people working in Pimpri-Chinchwad or Hinjewadi, and retailers serving a dense residential catchment. It suits less well those who want quiet streets: the BRTS road and Dange Chowk are busy most of the day.
What to check before buying here
- Traffic and noise if the flat or shop faces the BRTS road or Dange Chowk.
- Water supply and parking arrangements in the society.
- For new projects, the MahaRERA registration and completion date, with our MahaRERA checklist.
Thergaon: frequently asked questions
Where is Thergaon?
In the west of Pimpri-Chinchwad, between Wakad, Chinchwad, Kalewadi and Rahatani, on the Aundh–Ravet BRTS road.
Is there a big hospital in Thergaon?
Yes, Aditya Birla Memorial Hospital.
What is Dange Chowk?
Thergaon's main junction, where the Aundh–Ravet BRTS road meets the road to Wakad and Hinjewadi.
Is Thergaon close to Hinjewadi?
It is a short drive through Wakad, though peak-hour traffic can slow it.
What new projects are in Thergaon?
Ace Ayodhya, a four-tower residential project, and its retail podium, The Crown Highstreet.
Which railway station is nearest?
Chinchwad station, a short drive north.
