Salav, Khandala Village information

Salav village is located in India and listed under Taluk : Khandala, in the district of Satara, Maharashtra State.

Salav Info

Salav Salav is a Village in Khandala Taluka in Satara District of Maharashtra State, India
It belongs to Desh or Paschim Maharashtra region
It belongs to Pune Division
It is located 48 KM towards North from District head quarters Satara
189 KM from State capital Mumbai Salav Pin code is 412801 and postal head office is Shirwal
Salav is surrounded by Wai Taluka towards west , Bhor Taluka towards west , Purandar Taluka towards North , Jawali Taluka towards South
Wai , Sasvad , Satara , Mahabaleswar are the nearby Cities to Salav
Demographics of Salav Marathi is the Local Language here.

Salav Location

Taluka Name : Khandala
District : Satara
State : Maharashtra
Region : Desh or Paschim Maharashtra Division : Pune
Language : Marathi and Satara
Time zone: IST (UTC+5:30)
Elevation / Altitude: 615 meters. Above Seal level
Telephone Code / Std Code: 02169
Pin Code : 412801
Post Office Name : Shirwal

How to Reach Salav

Salav

By Train

There is no railway station near to Salav in less than 10 km. are the Rail way stations reachable from near by towns. How ever Pune Jn Rail Way Station is major railway station 60 KM near to Salav

By Road (Driving)

Wai , Bhor , Phaltan are the nearby by towns to Salav having road connectivity to Salav

Nearby Railway Stations

Salpa- 20 KM
Lonand- 20 KM
Valha- 22 KM
Adarki- 22 KM

Places near Salav

Panchgani- 31 KM
Satara- 45 KM
Mahabaleshwar- 46 KM
Pune- 60 KM
Mandwa- 63 KM

Salav Nearby Places

Few nearby places of Salav are listed below for your reference:

Cities

Wai- 20 KM
Sasvad- 33 KM
Satara- 44 KM
Mahabaleswar- 46 KM

Taluks

Khandala- 0 KM
Wai- 20 KM
Bhor- 23 KM
Purandar- 35 KM

Airports

Lohegaon Airport- 65 KM
Kolhapur Airport- 177 KM
Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport- 186 KM
Sholapur Airport- 232 KM

District Head Quarters

Satara- 46 KM
Pune- 61 KM
Raigad- 154 KM
Ahmednagar- 155 KM

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