Nagphani, also commonly known as Duke’s Nose, is a distinctive cliff located approximately 12 km away from Lonavala, on the highway towards Mumb… Read the rest
Ryewood Park in Lonavala
Ryewood Park, sprawling over 25 acres, is located close to the Lonavala market. This park was initially a botanical garden, during the years of servic… Read the rest
The Koregad Fort, known for its solitude
The Koregad Fort, known for its solitude, was constructed on an isolated hill in the Ambavane village, around 24 km away from Lonavala. Archaeological… Read the rest
The Bhaja Caves
The Bhaja Caves were built by the Buddhist nuns around 200 BC. Located in Karli, these caves are on an ancient trade route, which extends from the eas… Read the rest
The Lohagad Fort (Iron Fort) , 10 km away from Lonavala
The Lohagad Fort (Iron Fort) is located 10 km away from Lonavala, along the Sahyadri region, which divides the Pavna basin and Indrayani basin. This s… Read the rest
St. John’s Church in the Wilderness
St. John in the Wilderness is an Anglican Church dedicated to John the Baptist built in 1852, located near Dharamshala, India, on the way to McLeodGan… Read the rest
Big-foot Museum
Big-foot Museum
A miniature Goan village set up to recreate the rural life of old days. It is privately run by an artist called Maendra Jocelino Ara… Read the rest
Pawna Lake in Maharashtra
Pawna Lake is an artificial reservoir formed by water of its namesake dam. Situated towards the outskirts of Lonavala, this lake is a popular picnic a… Read the rest
Shimla, the summer capital of British India
In 1864, Shimla was declared as the summer capital of British India.The climatic conditions attracted the British to establish the city in the dense f… Read the rest
Henderson Waves bridge: Highest pedestrian Bridge
<p><span style="font-size: 14pt;">At 36 metres above ground, the <strong>Henderson Waves bridge</strong> is the high… Read the rest