Getting There
The town is easily accessible by road from Nagpur, located about 35 kilometers away.





Mauda, also known as Mouda, is a town in the Nagpur district of Maharashtra, India, with a population of approximately 14,600. It has gained prominence as a major industrial center due to the NTPC Mouda Super Thermal Power Station, one of the largest power plants in the region. Situated on the banks of the Kanhan River, the town offers a unique blend of heavy industry and rural Maharashtrian life. While primarily a destination for business and technical visits, its proximity to the city of Nagpur makes it an accessible point for observing the industrial growth of central India.
Mauda, also known as Mouda, is a town in the Nagpur district of Maharashtra, India, with a population of approximately 14,600. It has gained prominence as a major industrial center due to the NTPC Mouda Super Thermal Power Station, one of the largest power plants in the region. Situated on the banks of the Kanhan River, the town offers a unique blend of heavy industry and rural Maharashtrian life. While primarily a destination for business and technical visits, its proximity to the city of Nagpur makes it an accessible point for observing the industrial growth of central India.
Home to the NTPC Mouda Super Thermal Power Station.
Scenic location along the banks of the Kanhan River.
Key industrial and agricultural hub in the Nagpur region.
Limited hospitality and entertainment options compared to nearby Nagpur.
The town's economy is predominantly industrial and agricultural in nature.
Public transport within the town is limited; private vehicle hire is recommended.
The town is easily accessible by road from Nagpur, located about 35 kilometers away.
If visiting the NTPC power plant, ensure all entry permits are arranged in advance.
Business travelers and those interested in India's industrial infrastructure.
INR ₹
$20-$50 p/day
Marathi, Hindi, English
Be prepared for intense heat during the summer months; carry plenty of water and sun protection.
October to March
Warm weather; suitable for business travel before the peak summer heat sets in.
Extremely hot with temperatures often crossing 40°C; not recommended for casual travel.
The post-monsoon period brings cooler air and a greener landscape to the surrounding fields.
The most pleasant time to visit, with mild temperatures perfect for exploring the area.