Lonavla becomes the finest Hill Station in monsoon. Lord Elphinstone, the Governor of Bombay Presidency founded the Lonavla Hill Station. Located at a distance of about 65 km from Pune and 85 km from Mumbai. The place is also famous for it’s production of the hard Candy Chikki. Tourists mostly peak here during the monsoon to discover it’s sorcerous observatories. Interesting and impressive cave temples makes the town more charming. It features hill stations, forts, caves, temples, gardens, lakes and so much more. Nature lovers find it more amazing due to its lush green excellent beauty. With the Top Places to Visit in Lonavla and Top Things to Do in Lonavla, Tours and Taxi will make your journey mesmerizing.
Khandala is a twin town of Lonavla, standing just 3 km from Lonavla. Monsoon owing to the site being in full bloom, is the best time to visit Khandala. The heavy rain drops makes it mesmerizing with its shimmering lakes. Sunset Point, Rajmachi Point and views of Rajmachi Fort are vantage attractions of the town. The place is a desirable location for nature lovers. For a long romantic walk in rain, Khandala is a Top Most destination. Khandala attracts the adventure lover people too as the location features trekking and rock climbing. Lakes, forts and caves are there to make your tour completely enjoyable.
On the arrival at Mumbai Airport, our executive will welcome you and take you to the hotel in Lonavla. This will take 3 hours to reach. After checking-in to the hotel, you can get freshen up and have your lunch.
In the evening you will proceed to visit following places:
Narayani Dham Temple:
A temple of Hindu Goddess Narayani, Shree Narayani Dham Temple. This is a popular tourist attraction in Lonavla, made with white marbles housing idols of Maa Durga, Ganpati ji and Salasar Balaji (Hanuman ji)
Valvan Dam:
A beautiful artificial reservoir and water supplier built across River Kundali. A perfect evening outing spot and an excellent photography spot with the best surroundings. The dam is enveloped with an altogether different kind of peace, with scenic views all around.
Lonavla Lake:
Lonavla Lake is a picturesque lake and a top tourist attraction which is famous due to its street food including vada paav, smoked corn and hot ginger tea. Different species of fauna and birds can be seen along the bank of this shimmering lake.
Today after taking breakfast you will proceed to visit most famous attraction of Lonavla which are:
Bhushi Dham:
Bhushi Dam is a place to cheer you up during monsoon. This waterfall is a must visit during Lonavla-Khandala Tour, being one of the top tourist attraction. The place was made for having a exciting picnic spot for Mumbaikars and Punekars.
Lion Point:
The best part of lonavla tour is Lions Point. You just can't stop yourself from saying "WOW! THIS IS AMAZING". This viewpoint is situated between Bhushi Dam and Aamby Valley. The hill top has cascading waterfalls all around it, and that makes it fantastic.
Ryewood Park:
Once a Botanical Garden has now become a park. The park is located neaby Lonavla Market. This is considered as a relaxing picnic spot due to having green lawns, many temples and tall trees. An ancient Mahadev Shiva temple is the most renowned temple of the place.
Tungarli Lake:
A small lake and dam established in 1930. The Tungarli Lake is a major source of drinking water in Lonavla. A beautiful picnic spot as well as trekking and camping spot.
Kune waterfalls:
This is the 14th highest waterfall in India, lies at an altitude of 622 m set against the backdrop of the famous Sahyadri Mountains. Included into one of the best places to visit in Lonavla, this is a three-tiered waterfall.
Tiger's leap:
This is a most prominent tourist attraction that gives a enthralling experience. The point provides an interesting view of the valley below. However, this is a enjoyable destination for one.
If you are an adventure lover, you can also enjoy,
Panwa Lake Camping
Rajmachi and Kondane Caves Trek
After the sightseeing of Lonavla, overnight stay at Lonavla hotel.
Day 3
On the third day we will proceed to Khandala and have a great tour of the place. We will visit following beautiful attractions of Khandala:
Duke's Nose:
Duke's Nose is mostly discovered by hikers. Another name of the place is Naagphani or The Cobra's Hood, again going by the shape of cliff. Being famed for trekking and rock climbing, one can also get a picturesque sight of the Duke's Nose from the Sunset Point in Khandala.
Karla and Bhaja Cave:
A complex of cave shrines constructed by Buddhist monks during Satavahana's rule. This is the largest Hinayana Buddhist chaitya (temple) in India. Karla cave is the finest example of rock-cut architecture and it takes about 20 minutes to climb up. There is a splendid waterfall near the Bhaja cave, where the travellers can refresh themselves with a dip. Visapur Fort and Lohagarh Fort are just near to the Karla and Bhaja caves.
Visapur Fort:
Visapur Fort is a part of Lohagarh-Visapur fortification. The fort is a favourable destination in the monsoon. Visapur fort is larger and higher than it's twin Lohagarh fort. Here one can also find some good numbers of Hanuman ji temples. Camping and trekking is also available in the landscape.
Lohagarh Fort:
One of the many forts of Chhatrapati Shivaji, the fort is flanked by nature at its lush green and best panoramic views of the surrounding hills and hamlets. This is an ideal destination for trekkers and nature lovers. Lohagarh fort is certainly worth a visit.
Shingorba Temple:
A beautiful old temple situated in old Khandala Ghat, is a famous tourist spot on the region. The temple offers so much of devotion.
Overnight stay at hotel in Lonavla.
Day 04
After breakfast check out from the hotel and drive back to Mumbai Airport or Railway station for your onward destination.
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