Khandala is a picturesque hill station in Maharashtra, India's Western Ghats mountain range. It is renowned for its historical sites, lovely temperature, and stunning natural surroundings. Mumbai's busy populace finds it to be a lovely weekend getaway. The following are the best tourist attractions in Lonavala and Khandala, where you can visit with friends and families.
In the Pune district of Maharashtra close to the village of Bhaja, lies a collection of twenty-two rock-cut caves known as the Bhaja Caves. Buddhist monks originally inhabited these caverns from the second century BC. The elaborate carvings and pillars that display a variety of Buddhist motifs and symbols make the caverns famous.
Tiger's Point in Lonavala offers stunning vistas of the majestic Western Ghats mountains and the sprawling valleys below. The name comes from a naturally occurring rock structure resembling a tiger jumping across a valley.
Duke's Nose, also known as Nagphani Point, is a well-known rock structure that protrudes from the Sahyadri highlands close to the Indian hill town of Khandala in Maharashtra. The nickname "Duke's Nose" originates from its profile's similarity to that of British military commander Duke of Wellington
Kune Waterfalls is a tumbling waterfall nestled in the Sahyadri Mountains. This three-tiered marvel tumbles down a height of 144 feet, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. Perfect escape for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and anyone seeking a refreshing break.
The Reversing Station near Khandala holds a unique place in Lonavala's history. This former railway stop served a vital purpose, helping trains navigate the steep incline of the Bhor Ghat section. Enjoy panoramic views, especially during the monsoon season when lush greenery and cascading waterfalls paint a beautiful picture.
This scenic public garden boasts breathtaking views of the Mumbai-Pune Expressway winding through the valley below. Its convenient location near Ikshana Resort & Spa makes it ideal for a quick break during your Khandala exploration. Breathe in the fresh air and soak up the sunshine!
Nestled amidst the scenic hills near Lonavala, Bhushi Dam adds a touch of human marvel to the region's natural beauty. This masonry dam, built on the Indrayani River, is a popular tourist spot, especially during the monsoon season.
Shooting Point also known as Lover's Point, was once a Bollywood favorite, and its name reflects its past as a filming location. This scenic spot is renowned for stunning views of Rajmachi Fort, Western Ghats, surrounding hills, valleys, and lush landscapes, making it a photographer's dream and a haven for those seeking peace and serenity.
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