A Memorable Journey to Lonavala and Khandala

- A road journey to Lonavala and Khandala is itself a pretty exciting
- We will talk about different locations of interest out there.
- These are close to Mumbai and that makes the drive just a weekend getaway
There are many things to do here including visits to Bhaja Caves and Karla Caves. These caves are in fact Buddhist temples and these are visited by thousands of travellers from across India. These shrines are known for intricate carvings on the walls of the caves. You may enjoy the serene beauty of Bhushi Dam which will give you an experience of a lifetime. There are so many exciting things to do in Lonavala and Khandala. Both these hill stations are in close proximity, only a few kilometres apart. These are the ideal weekend vacation spots for the residents of both Mumbai and Pune. These are almost in the mid-point of these cities. You should follow the following to find out the best places or locations in these hill stations.

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One can visit Tiger's Leap and enjoy the extreme pleasure that one gets from the beauty around. There is an iconic Duke's Nose where you can soak in nature's bounty. You can rejuvenate yourself at Bhushi Dam. If you like watching sunsets, Lion's Point is the location for you. A perfect getaway will be incomplete without a trip to Amby Valley. If history is your interest, go get plenty of that at Rajmachi fort. You can delve into history at Karla Caves. If you wish to spend some time in a tranquil atmosphere, you must not miss being at Valvan Dam. You can find a spiritual atmosphere at Narayani Temple at Lonavala. Imagica is an entertainment park in the lap of these hill stations. You can enjoy exciting rides and water sports over there and your holidays will be well-spent.
Tiger's Leap
It is 8 km away from Lonavala and is a touristy spot visited by hundreds of visitors every day. Once you're on top of it, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the scenery around. You can also watch the hills of the Western Ghats from here. you can go hiking or trekking from Tiger's Point. Monsoon is the best time to visit this place because the rains and the rumbling clouds present a spectacular vista, no other season can offer.
Duke's Nose
A visit to Duke's Nose should be one of your top items at Lonavala. This place is about 7 km from Lonavala and from here you can view the exotic Sahyadri Ranges. You will not only enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience but also go trekking from here. You can enjoy yourself being in the middle of lush green forest in the vicinity if you just take a walk from here.
Bhushi Dam: An abode of joy
The dam is located on the river Indrayani and the best time to be here is during the monsoons. You will enjoy the river and the rocky terrain out here. This dam is one of the most picturesque in these hill stations. Once you are in the hill station Lonavala that is quaint through the year, you can't resist the temptation to be here in the lap of nature.
Lion's Point
If the setting sun is something that excites you, Lion's Pont is just the right place for you. You can enjoy the magnificence of nature that surrounds this location in the shape of mountains and undulating hills. There are some beautiful valleys too which will draw you to them compulsively. This is the place where you can sit down and watch the cascading waterfalls and listen to the lilting sound of falling water. The views of the majestic mountains and the lush green forest will go down your memory lane and the sound and the visuals will be indelible forever whenever you reminisce the moments spent here.
Amby Valley:

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Amby Valley is superb if you like deep valleys, cool breezes, perfect calm, and the cool company of nature. The valley appears as if it has been landscaped by nature. The valley has been developed by the Sahara India Group. It is a hilly terrain expanding over an area of about 10, 000 acres. It has been designed to make it eco-friendly and there is a township here with infrastructure comparable to global standards.
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