Lonavala Khandala 3N/4D

Arrival in Lonavala: Upon arrival , Meet our representative to get assisted transfer to Lonavala Hotel Or residence Where you will stay at Lonavala, You will be escorted to the hotel in a comfortable private vehicle. As you reach the hotel, Overnight stay in Lonavala.   Imagica Alabs: This popular entertainment theme park is one of the best places to visit in Lonavala for a fun-filled outing with family and friends. Divided into Snow Park, Theme Park and Water Park, Imagica Adlabs offers a range of entertainment  options for people of all ages. Apart from roller coasters and entertainment shows, Imagica houses many themed restaurants, bars, lounge areas and accommodation options as well.  

"Relish an early morning breakfast at hotel and get ready to Explore Khandala. Overnight Stay at Lonavala"   Bhushi Dam: If you are looking for a picnic spot to spend quality time with friends and family, then head straight to Bhushi Dam, which forms the popular Bhushi Lake. There are steps to access this masonry dam on the Indrayani River, where you can sit and soak the warm sunshine as well as enjoy the stunning views of the surroundings.   Khandala Point: The view from Khandala Point cannot be missed. You can see the beautiful valley and hills. It is located a little ahead of the Rajmachi Garden and Tiger Valley. Cliffside view of prominent mountain pass Bhor Gat as it winds through mist-prone green peaks.   Wax Museum: Housing around 100 wax sculptures of celebrities from around the world, Celebrity Wax Museum is one of the most popular places to visit in Lonavala. Besides exploring the museum, you can also take pictures with the wax figures of your favorite celebrities here, such as A.R. Rahman, Michael Jackson, Adolf Hitler, Rajiv Gandhi, A.P.J Abdul Kalam, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and the Dalai Lama.   Lonavala Lake: Surrounded by lush greenery in the rainy season, this scenic lake is a popular spot for recreation. Lonavala Lake is located on the outskirts of Lonavala and is sourced by the Indrayani River. Lonavala Lake mesmerizes the visitors with simplistic beauty and serene nature around.

Lohagad Fort: Another architectural marvel of the Marathas is the Lohagad Fort (Iron Fort) that commands a visit while you are in Lonavala. The hill fort acquired its name because it was considered as an impregnable edifice due to its strategic location at a height of 1050 meters above sea level. This historical site has witnessed the rise and fall of many dynasties over the centuries, including Nizams, Marathas and Mughals.   Bhaja Caves Bhaja Caves is a set of spectacular rock-cut caves, which has been classified as a national monument. It is believed to be one of the oldest caves in India, belonging to 2nd to 1st century BCE, and the fine Buddhist excavations in these caves date back to the Hinayana phase of Buddhism.   Bhaje Waterfall: Cascade falling in stages down a cliffside, a popular stop for photo ops & paddling in rock pools. These humongous and beautiful waterfalls will take your heart away. The Bhaje waterfalls are named after the most prominent Bhaje caves. Malavali waterfall is one of the offbeat and less explored waterfalls of Lonavala.    Tiger's Leap Point: Tiger’s Leap is a prime tourist attraction that sits in the lap of nature at a height of 650 meters above sea level. Interestingly, this vantage point has been named so because of its shape that resembles a tiger taking a leap into the valley. It is frequented by adventure seekers who indulge in trekking and hiking here.   Pawna Lake: Pawna Lake, surrounded by spectacular landscape, is a popular picnic and camping spot in Lonavala. This artificial lake is formed by the impounded water of Pawna Dam that provides a perfect escape into nature’s arm. The natural beauty of this place, along with the distant view of Lohagad Fort, Tikona Fort and Tunga Fort, makes for a great backdrop for memorable pictures. While picnicking here, you can avail the facility of motor and row boating that adds to its overall appeal.