Wonderful Attractions In Lonavala By David H. Urmann At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

Lonavala is not that popular but is a very beautiful city in India. It has many natural attractions that tourists will really enjoy seeing.

Lonavala is the most wanted monsoon picnic location of Mumbaikars and Puneits. This city is at a stature of 620 meters above the level of the sea. It is two hours and thirty minutes away from Mumbai, and an hour away from Pune.

It takes 1 hour and 30 minutes to get to Lonavala via local trains from Pune. There are also 2 cinema theaters here. Places worth seeing here includes Nagpani, Bhushi Dam, Duke's Nose, Kune Point, Rajmachi Point, Rye-wood Park, Khandala Dari, Tungarli Lake, Tiger's Leap, Yoga Institute, Valvan Dam, Bhusir Lake, Ghambirnath Caves, and I.N.S. Shivaji which is a Navy Tranning Center.

The Lonavala Chikki is the native delicacy here. It tastes sweet. Make sure you bring home some of these for souvenir. This food is unique to the city.

There are beautiful sceneries worth nothing in Lonavala. First, there is the Rey Wood Park. It is located very near the station of the Lonavala City. It is just about one kilometer away from the city, such that this is the natural first agenda in the tourist’s itinerary. There are many big and beautiful trees to see. It flowers when in season.

Next is the Bhushi Dam. The month of August is the best time to visit this area. The dam also floods, and tourists do not like to miss seeing this wonderful opportunity. The overflowing water is a sight to behold, like a small waterfall cascading from a hill.

The Gambhirnath Caves is the most exciting natural attraction. The adventure lovers will enjoy it here This area lies between Thakarwadi and Monkey Hill while departing towards Mumbai. Everyone may reach this location after experiencing some sorts of annoyance. Tourists will get the chance to climb atop the hill. The path will be narrow but is still worth trying for experience. Everyone would also feel the suspense and excitement at the same time while inside.

Also do not miss seeing the Tiger's Leap. This was more known as Vagdari where everyone would also encounter Echo point. Tiger's Leap and Nagphani near to each other so that usually visited at a moment.

The Dukes Nose is popular as Nagphani. Duke's Nose is also a perfect spot for those who want explorations and are adventurous. The Mahadevi Shrine can be found here. Everest of Maharashtra or Kalsubai is also seen here for as long as it is not raining. Duke’s Nose would also be seen after approaching Khandala. It is a few minutes walk only from the electricity center. There is also a rock diffused into the hill.

The Khandala Valley is more known as Khandal Dari or Canian Track to the others. This is the only spot recommended not to be seen in rainy season. This scene is a favorite of the outdoor lovers. It is situated in between Rajmachi fort and Rajmachi Point. The Ulhas River is also visible in this valley. It is better to hit the Kune point first then afterwards try to reach the bottom.

The Pavna lake is the Pavna Dam’s wonderful lake. The Tungarli Lake on the other hand, is situated at north of S. T. Stand near Tungarli community. This hill provides a good-looking sight of Lohagad, Rajamachi, Lonavala City and Visapur fort.

On the other hand, it is really pleasant for the eyes to see these pretty attractions of Lonavala. So for the tourists, start preparing now and visit Lonavala. You will leave the place with only good memories to cherish.

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