Here's a list of Popular Places to visit on Weekends in Khandala recommended by our experts:
Pawna is a beautiful place with a vast lake surrounded by mountain ranges,an excellent place to holiday. Pavana Lake has been formed by the Pavana Dam built ...
The fort of Lohgad is situated 10 kms away from Lonavala. This fort was constructed so that prisoners could be kept. Lohgad Fort belonged to Chatrapati Shivaji ...
The Karla Caves were carved somewhere around the 2nd Century BC, the time when Buddhism was at its peak in India. One of the main structures situated inside the...
Reversing Station enables to enjoy a beautiful view of the surroundings and the shine of lights from the distant Khopoli Town.
Ryewood Park has ample space with greenish lawns and playing grounds for children. The park is home to numerous varieties of trees, which are believed to be ...
Monkey Hill is the spot, where trains arriving from Khandala halt for brake testing. The site can be reached from both Khopoli Town as well as Reversing Station...
It was the onset of monsoon 2012 and the weather had gone through a miraculous change from 5 to 6 days and as forecasted there were small showers around early ...
Treat to eyes what I will say...One of the most beautiful place..Just takes your heart away...Greenery everywhere....Just make sure you visit this place and ...
Kune Waterfalls is the 14th highest waterfall in India. Located centrally within the Lonavala-Khandala valley, it is a three tiered waterfall. Having a total ...
Rajmachi Fort is one of the most popular tourist sites in Khandala. It is situated about 20 kilometers from Lonavala. It is located mid-way between Khandala and...
Tiger's Leap point is some place any romantic nature loving person should not miss in Lonavla.The main attraction maybe.During monsoons and spring season, this...
Church is a religious institution, place of worship, or group of worshipers, usually Christian. This was the place where the famous Khandala Camps were ...
Manoranjan Fort is quite known for the square water lake inside its premises. A straight line of rocks cut the fort into two parts. The highest point of the ...
