Best places to visit in Lonavala & Khandala – Best time to visit, Things to do in 2024

Heat waves, boiling and baking in rising temperatures are becoming the new normal. Until we have a magic lamp to rub and have the genie lower it, we must look for an alternative and effective solution to this global climate tragedy. Here are the hot but cold tourist destinations and top things to do in 2024 in Lonavala and Khandala, the twin hill stations that are perfect summer destinations that we have curated for you. Set your itinerary and book tickets to the list.

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What do you know about Lonavala & Khandala?

It is a municipal council as well as a hill station located in Pune, Maharashtra, 64 km west of Pune and 96 km east of Mumbai. Although the city of Mumbai is famous for its terrible traffic situation, if we dig deeper and peel back the layers, there are places where nature compensates the people of Maharashtra and serves the state’s tourism industry.

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Weather situation in Lonavala & Khandala

Lonavala climate report
Month	January	February	March	April	Maybe	June	July	August	September	October	November	December	Year
Average daily maximum	27.9 (82.2)	30.3 (86.5)	33.6 (92.5)	37.8 (100.0)	35.9 (96.6)	31.6 (88.9)	26.7 (80.1)	24.5 (76.1)	28.6 (83.5)	31.4(88.5)	30.1 (86.2)	26.8 (80.2)	30.4 (86.8)
Daily average	18.9 (66.0)	20.8 (69.4)	24.1 (75.4)	28.7 (83.7)	29.6 (85.3)	27.3 (81.1)	24.4 (75.9)	22.9 (73.2)	24.3(75.7)	24.8 (76.6)	22.3 (72.1)	19.1(66.4)	23.9 (75.1)
Average daily minimum	9.9(49.8)	11.4 (52.5)	14.6 (58.3)	19.6 (67.30	23.0 (73.4)	23.0 (73.4)	22.1 (71.8)	21.3 (70.3)	19.9 (67.8)	18.2 (64.8)	14.4 (57.9)	11.5(52.7)	17.4 (63.4)
Average rainfall mm (inches)	4 (0.2)	2 (0.1)	3 (0.1)	18 (0.7)	sixty seven (2.6)	666(26.2)	1733 (68.2)	1147 (45.2)	495 (19.5)	111 (4.4)	16 (0.6)	3 (0.1)	4,265 (167.9)

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List of hot and cold destinations at Lonavala & Khandala, twin hill stations

1. Rajmachi Fort

Rajmachi Fort is one of the historical forts located near Lonavala that attracts the attention of many tourists and trekkers during the monsoon season. If you happen to be here at the right time, you may have the rare opportunity to witness fireflies lighting up your surroundings at night. Take the opportunity, take the step of destiny.

2. Ryewood & Shivaji Udyan Park

Ryewook Park used to be a botanical park, later turned into a public park. It is located near Lonavala Market and is a perfect picnic spot for families with children

3. Valvan Dam

Valvan Dam is a garden built by the British for more than a century. The weather is usually around 25-33 degrees Celsius

Lush greenery and peaceful environment is what Valvan Dam offers, away from the bus crowds in the city, this place completely makes up for the journey you took to get here. Operating as a power plant and generator at the Khopoli Power Station is owned by Tata Power, India’s sustainable operations company. You are in for a good photography practice.

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4. Della Adventure Park

It is a large water-cum-amusement park located at Lonavala hill station.

You are invited here to participate in various fun activities including Aqua Zorb, rope swing, flying fox and rock climbing, and you certainly cannot risk missing out on the paint and pain of paintball shooting , buggy riding and bull riding because why does Texas have all the fun?

After all this, you can stay longer overnight to dine, drink and enjoy what the nightlife here has to offer.

5. Lonavala Lake

A mile’s drive from the town on the outskirts of Lonavala is Lonavala Lake, where the Inrayani River merges into the open sea. It is surrounded by the enchanting beauty of nature and is called the monsoon lake because it dries up during the winter months. This place is open with many stalls and local food vendors and don’t miss Vada Pao and Gola while you are here or anywhere in Maharashtra.

6. Duke’s Nose

You cannot miss Duke Nose if you are in Lonavala. It is just 7km from Lonavala and is a famous viewing spot. This is a haven away from the city for hikers and a rich resource for photographers. But why is it called Duke’s Nose? Because it resembles the size of the Duke of Wellington’s nose. What a way to pay homage to the Duke.

7. Karla Cave

The story of these caves dates back to ancient times, built by Buddhist monks in the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC. There is a Hindu temple here called Ekvira Aai Temple. An interesting legend about this temple is that it is said to have been built by the Pandavas during their exile.

8. Lohagad Fort

This fort also known as the Iron Fort is a masterpiece showcasing Maharashtrian architecture of Maharashtrian style and elements. 11.2 km from Malavali railway station will lead you here.

9. Visapur Fort

Located near Lohagad Fort is Visapur Fort built by Balaji Vishwanath in the 1713-1720 century. It is larger in size and taller than the Lohagad fort.

10. Lion point

This is another view you encounter between Bhushi and Aamby Valley. Regardless of the name given, it has no lions but it is so called because it is affiliated with the Lions Club of Lonavala.

The views up here are as close to an out-of-paradise experience as there are mesmerizing panoramic views with expansive views of the neighboring hills and valleys below. The hilltop is surrounded by cascading waterfalls and vibrant greenery that adds charm to this stunning landscape.

11. Narayani Dham

Drive just 2 km from Lonavla railway station where you will come across Narayani Dham built in 2002 in memory of Hindu Goddess Narayani.

12. Tungarli Dum

Only 2km from the city center, one of the places not to be missed is Tungarli Dum built next to Tungarli lake in Rajmachi region. This dam is the main source of irrigation water for this area. Enjoy the wilderness after a long camping trip along this lake, which can also make for another whole new adventure surrounded by water and greenery.

13. Reverse Waterfall

Have you ever heard of a reverse waterfall? Very few exist and the Reverse Falls are the most famous in the country. The reverse waterfall is highly recommended to visit during monsoon. Only 9km from the city center.

14. Aundoli

Wild alpine camping location in the background. Aundoli is spread over a vast land. Backpackers, honeymooners and family getaways stop here for exclusive destination experiences

15. Kune Falls

Not far from the city center is Kune Falls, considered the 14th highest waterfall in the country located in Lonavala. These waterfalls rise in three folds against the backdrop of the Sahayadri Mountains.

16. Tiger’s jump

Tiger’s Leap is a cliff top with a slope greater than 600m. Standing there you can get a breathtaking 180-degree panoramic view of all the hills and the famous Western Ghats from geography textbooks.

How to reach Lonavala & Khandala: Brief Travel Guide

Via road

When you reach Pune or other Cities in Maharastra, you can find a travel agency to get tourist buses to Lonavala & Khandala. There is also a taxi service and if you find it expensive, you can share a car with other tourists

Through the airline

Aamby Valley, a city located near Lonavala has its own airport but you also have other commercial airport options. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is just 104 km from the destination and Pune International Airport is just 64 km away. If you want a different air experience, between Juhu and Pawana Dam there is a sea service aircraft just 14km from Lonavala. This is irresistible if your budget allows.

Via railway

Lonavala is well connected to many cities of Maharastra via railways. Local trains come and go, passing through their destination, and you can always have a first-hand panoramic experience while traveling on the railways.

Other exciting things not to miss in 2024 in Lonavala & Khandala

• One cannot miss shopping at the local market and enjoying local delicacies such as chicken and canned jams from local markets and street vendors. Prepare some to share with those waiting for you at home.
• There is no such thing as visiting a tourist destination and leaving home without stepping foot in the market.
• The local market has its own collection of clothes and handicrafts that although may not be branded, are of good quality.
• Another common practice is that enjoying the taste of Maggi 2-minute instant noodles on the roadside of misty hill stations is a completely different experience. Don’t think twice to try it.

Best of all, explore the small town of Khandala just on foot, it really is a small place, and once you’re here, take a stroll to remember on your own or with a companion.

Sunil Celebrity Wax Museum

Lonavala is also famous as a place that attracts the attention of many tourists with its Wax Museum that holds wax statues of 100 famous people. This is the first Wax Museum in the country.

Spoiler alert! It has celebrities like Mr. Bean Action Figures waiting for you!

Where to take shelter for the night in Lonavala & Khandala?

Maharashtra tourism department and locals serving tourists come to support them. There are resorts, hostels, campsites, hotels and private villas open to welcome you anytime you arrive.

Lonavala & Khandala is home to many thrilling adventures, tranquil getaways and getaways for friends and family that await travelers on their way to taste the thrill of it all tourist destination, it is available and this summer is the right time to explore the place, escaping the heat waves. Water and amusement parks, secluded fortresses, jungle trekking trails and waterfalls creating the illusion of a vertical water bridge connecting heaven and earth are waiting for you in 2024 to share moments marvelous. Get your cameras ready, pack your bags with your family and friends and plan an all-inclusive package to explore and experience the unspoiled wild beauty of Lonavala & Khandala. While you’re there, don’t forget to respect the place and its environment, and be mindful of littering here and there. Let’s respect our service providers and maintain our integrity by joining the Better Planet mission.

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