





Lonavala is famous for its mystical caves, historic forts, scenic waterfalls, peaceful lakes and the picturesque, lush hills around, which makes the town a hotspot for nature lovers. With a host of activities to undertake, some of the must-visit sites include Tungarli Lake and Narayani Dham Temple. The Hill Station is also known for Chikki, a sweet studded with peanuts, very popular among both the locals and the tourists.
Lohagad is one of the many hill forts of India’s Maharashtra state. Situated close to the hill station Lonavala just 52 kilometers northwest of Pune, the fort has a long history with several dynasties occupying it at different periods of time, from the Satavahanas to the Nizams.
Also known as the Serenity Monsoon Lake, Tungarli Lake and the adjoining Dam is a throwback to India under British rule. Visitors can climb the mountain to reach the dam and enjoy Lonavala’s greenery.
This impressive waterfall is situated in the lush greenery of the Ulhas Valley. Go hiking towards the popular Rajmachi Fort and enjoy the beauty of the route as well as rewarding views of Kataldhar Waterfall.
Bhushi Dam was originally built close to the dam to provide water for the steam engines which powered India’s growing railways. Now the site is a perfect spot to gaze at nature in all its majesty. During the monsoon season, the dam overflows which turns the site into a waterpark for all.
Situated in Lonavala, this lookout point provides memorable, panoramic views of the region's sprawling landscapes. Make your way to the top and catch the sunset or sunrise for a special experience.
As temples go in India, the Narayani Dham Temple is a magnificent structure, with decorous marble floors and spacious halls to wander freely. At the temple, visitors can gaze at the deities and smell the roses in the beautiful garden.
Catch a breathtaking sunrise or sunset at this popular spot. Perched upon a cliff with a striking 650-meter drop, Tiger's Leap offers an enviable panorama of the hills and the Western Ghats. Its name is inspired by the cliff's resemblance to a leaping tiger.
For an enjoyable couple of hours, head to Sunil’s Wax Museum. Sunil is a Mumbai-based artist who designed the realistic waxworks which constitute the who’s who of India.
This ancient rock-carved cave temple is an impressive sight to see. Be inspired as you explore the largest Hinayana Buddhist temple in India. The Karla Caves is home to plenty of intricate statues and carvings and is comprised of 15 caves.