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Lonavala Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/lonavala page 1 cities, it is a small hideout for enthusiastic Mar nature lovers. Lonavala has served as the Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. Lonavala shooting ground for many of the famous Max: 24.0°C Min: Rain: 3.0mm 15.80000019 0734863°C Nestled in the lap of the Sahyadri Bollywood movies. Also, the famous TV series “Big Boss” has been filmed at Hills, Lonavala offers scenic views Apr Lonavala. Adjacent to Lonavala is the scenic of the Deccan Plateau on one side Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. hill station of Khandala, which was Max: 26.5°C Min: Rain: 18.0mm and the Konkan coast on the other. 19.60000038 mentioned in the famous song ‘Aati kya 1469727°C It is widely famous for the sweet Khandala’ of the film Ghulam. May candy, Chikki. Famous For : City Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen. 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Rajmachi Point Max: 20.0°C Min: 11.0°C Rain: 4.0mm 20.79999923 provides an unparalleled view of Shivaji’s 7060547°C This Pdf and its contents are copyright © fort and consists of a beautiful trek. Feb 2013,ixigo.com, all rights reserved. ixigo logo, the Oct character and all other marks displayed herein are registered and/or common law trademarks of Lonavala Lake is another place where you Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. ixigo.com and/or third parties. Pleasant weather. Carry Light woollen, Max: 21.0°C Min: Rain: 2.0mm umbrella. can enjoy a day amidst natural scenery. 12.19999980 Unaffected by the impetus of growth in the 9265137°C Max: 24.0°C Min: 18.5°C Rain: 111.0mm Lonavala Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/lonavala page 2 Nov country. The park boasts of containing the Ekvira Devi Road, Near Kalra Caves, Lohagad Trek Road, Pune, Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. only Swoop Swing of the country, highest Pune, Maharashtra 410405, India Maharashtra 410406, India Max: 21.5°C Min: Rain: 16.0mm Rocket Ejector, longest Flying Fox, and 14.80000019 0734863°C a host of extreme adventure activities. The Located close to Lohagad Fort or the Iron Fort is certainly one Karla caves, the of the most spectacular sightseeing spots in Dec park is situated amidst natural setup Ekavira Devi Temple, the twin hill stations of Khandala and Cold weather. Carry Heavy woollen. and lies close to Mumbai and Pune. It is an Maharashtra is a splendid spiritual retreat. Lonavala. The narrow, zig zag steps leading Max: 20.0°C Min: Rain: 3.0mm ultimate adventure playground laden 11.30000019 Ekvira Devi is thought to be an incarnation up to the fort are estimated to be about 500 0734863°C with dirt tracks, natural milieu, scores of exhilarating activities and lots of other of Goddess Renuka. She is also known as in number. Enveloped in a rich historical amenities. Here, you can indulge in the mother of Parshurama. The Goddess is past, the fort was said to be used by What To more than 50 breathtaking adventure highly revered by the Koli fishermen Chatrapati Shivaji and other dynasties which activities and satiate your adventure thirst. community and the local tribes. A center of ruled Maratha and Vidharbha kingdoms. Apart from the adventure activities, Buddhist culture and learning, it is believed The walk to the fort takes about 1.5 hours. If SEE the park offers fine dining options, shopping to have been an important pit stop for you want to avoid climbing the steps, you 5 Sights experience, luxurious amenities, travellers and traders.  can also take an alternate route with clearly http://www.ixigo.com/places-to-visit-see-in-lonavala-lp-1143849 defined paths. Completely worth the effort, spas, saloons, amphitheatre, banquets, The walk to the the view on top is bound to leave 1 Della Adventure Park nightclubs and lavish resorts for a complete Ekavira Devi Temple is quite tiring, make speechless. If you are not bound by time, fun-filled outing sure you wear a sturdy pair of shoes and you can also visit the Visapur fort which is carry ample water. The temple has a located in close proximity to Lohagad fort. different aura around the special occasions Don't forget to carry your cameras lest you with the loved ones. of Navarathi and Chaitra. From traditional miss out on some spellbinding captured dances to folk music, the festivities moments. celebrated in the temple are a delight to 4 Rajmachi Fort watch. 3 Lohagad Fort 2 Ekvira Devi Temple Old High Way, Kunegaon, Lonavala, Maharashtra 410401, India Della Adventure Park is a one-stop destination that is made for the adventure junkies and for those looking for a perfect outing with the loved ones. It is the Tungarli Lake, 6.5 Km from Lonavala, largest extreme adventure park of the Lonavala Travel Guide - http://www.ixigo.com/travel-guide/lonavala page 3 promises a breathtaking view of the Khandala, Lonavala, Pune, Tikona Peak, Near Pavana River, Mumbai Pune Road, Lonavla, Pune, surrounding valley. Head here for a Maharashtra 410401, India Lonavala, Pune, Maharashtra Maharashtra, 410401, India 412108, India memorable and exciting day. Rajmachi Fort is actually two citadels — +91-2114-273600 Manranjan and Shreevardhan forts. One of the most popular sightseeing spots Centuries earlier, these forts were built at around Lonavala and Khandala, Where To If you are itching to have some non Rajmachi to guard the important trade Tikona Fort also known is 'Triange fort' is a vegetarian dishes, immediately head to routes that linked the ports of Chaul and must visit for nature lovers and adventure Eat Hotel Rama Krishna. This busy little eatery is seekers alike. The fort, once a part of the highly recommended for its tasty meaty Revdanda to the Maratha hinterland. Near 5 Places the base of Manranjan, you’ll even find Maratha kingdom, was an important center spread. The modest ambience and the http://www.ixigo.com/foods-in-of-lonavala-lp-1143849 some Buddhist rock-cut caves. Elegantly of various activities of the Pauna Mawal. The excited chatter will simply add charm to located between Khandala and Lonavala, fort comprises of numerous tanks and lakes, your already delicious meal. 1 Kinara Village Dhaba the Rajmachi fort offers mesmerising views which served as the main source of water in of the valley below and the surrounding earlier days. The fort also encloses within it Settle in and simply order away. The foodies Sahyadri Range. A small trek leads one to the famous Trimbakeshwar Mahadev are in for a special treat with their specially this long standing fort. Starting from temple along with enchanting archaic prepared kebabs and tikkas. Tungrali Lake, the trekking trail leads you to Buddhist and Satvahan caves. 3 Fusion the fort standing on Shrivardhan and Manaranjan Peaks. The small fort was built to overlook the activities in the Konkan area and offers a panoramic view of Rajmachi. Tikona Fort has been home for many After a short but tiring trek, the first few dynasties that ruled the Maratha region, Vaksai Naka, Old Mumbai Pune glimpses of your surroundings will simply along with being the major centre of Highway, Lonavala, Maharashtra amaze you. Spend some time here and activities of the Pauna Mawal. The small 410401, India explore the fort while taking in the fresh air lakes and water tanks inside the fort served +91-86986-39639 and abundant greenery. as the main source of water in the old days. The entrance of the fort is the major 5 Tikona Fort attraction. 2 Hotel Rama Krishna Frichley Hills, Fariyas Holiday Resort, This fort encloses numerous Buddhist caves Tungarli, Lonavla, Pune, and Satvahan caves with a temple of Maharashtra, 410401, India 'Trimbakeshwar Mahadev' inside.
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