Ganeshotsav 2025 Traffic Diversions: Pune Police Announce Road Closures & Parking Plans

Pune: Ganeshotsav 2025 traffic diversions have been announced by Pune Police ahead of the idol immersion processions between August 27 and September 9 go smoothly. If you’re planning to step out during visarjan days, here’s everything you need to know — which roads are shut, where you can drive instead, and most importantly, where you can park.

🚧 Roads Closed for Ganeshotsav 2025 Traffic Diversions

Some of the busiest city stretches will be off-limits during processions. So, if these are part of your regular route, it’s better to plan ahead:

Laxmi Road: From Sant Kabir Chowk to Alka Talkies Chowk
Tilak Road: From Swargate to Alka Talkies Chowk
JM Road: From Shivaji Road to Sancheti Chowk
FC Road: From Good Luck Chowk to Sancheti Chowk
Shastri Road: From Jedhe Chowk to Tilak Road junction
Nana Peth Road: From Quarter Gate Chowk to Maldhakka Chowk

🔀 Alternative Routes During Ganeshotsav 2025 Traffic Diversions

Now the good news — you don’t need to be stuck. Pune Police have suggested some detours so you can still get across the city without much hassle:

Swargate to PMC → Take Tilak Road → Kelkar Road → JM Road
JM Road to Deccan → Use Ghole Road → FC Road
Shivajinagar to Camp → Go via Sangam Bridge → Bund Garden Road → MG Road
Hadapsar to Shivajinagar → Use BT Kawade Road → Bund Garden Road → Sangam Bridge

(Pro tip: If you don’t have urgent work in the immersion areas, try avoiding them completely. It’ll save you time and stress.)

🅿️ Parking Areas for Ganeshotsav 2025 Traffic Diversions

If you’re coming to watch the celebrations, don’t worry — there are official parking spots arranged so you won’t have to circle endlessly looking for space:

S. P. College Ground, Tilak Road
Annasaheb Magar PWD Colony, Shukrawar Peth
Deccan Education Society, Fergusson College Road
New English School Ground, Tilak Road
Sanas Ground, near Sarasbaug
Agriculture College Ground, Shivajinagar

(Stick to these, or your car might get towed!)

📢 Police Say…

According to the order issued by DCP (Traffic) , motorists are urged to cooperate with officers and follow the diversions. The idea is simple — keep the roads free for processions and make sure citizens stay safe while celebrating.

🎉 So, if you’re heading out for Ganesh visarjan, plan smart, use these alternative routes, and park responsibly. That way, the only thing you’ll be stuck in is the festive spirit — not traffic!