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places to see in khandala
The twin hill stations of Khandala and Lonavala rise approximately 622 m. above sea level. They are popular destinations for weekend getaways, conferences, off-sites and wedding parties for their all-year-round pleasant climate, leisure activities, verdant environs and famous 'chikki'. Set against the backdrop of the Sahayadri Mountains which give visitors great photographs and memories to take back. For the more adventurous, there are many interesting walks and treks in the area. Every single Indian festival is celebrated with great pomp at Dukes Retreat. The resort fills up to capacity and the market area lights up with wares from handicrafts to eatables that are unique to the area like chikki, fudge and a candy made with jaggery and nuts.
Among the many tourist attractions in and around Dukes Retreat are:
Duke's Nose
Around 27 km from Khandala and 12 km from Lonavala, this popular spot with hikers and walkers is named after the regular visit to the valley,... read more
Karla and Bhaja Caves
11 km from the main market area, the 2nd century BC rock-cut cave temples are fine examples of Buddhist temples and artistry. The largest amongst the Chaitya caves, the... read more
Kune Falls
Kune Falls is one of the major beautiful tourist spots in Khandala. It is located centrally within the Lonavala and Khandala valley. The Kune Falls is impact admiring..... read more
Rajmachi Fort
Rajmachi Fort (Rajmachi Point) is located about 6.5 km from Lonavala. This point commands a view of Shivaji's famous fort, Rajmachi (Royal terrace) and the surrounding valley ... read more
Lohagad Fort
Lohgad is situated about 5 Km. from Malavali station. Lohgad fort is 10 km from lonavala. This fort belongs to Shivaji's period.... read more
Ryewood Park
History has it that an English officer by the name of Mr. Rye stayed in this place for a considerable amount of time, earning it the name Ryewood Park..... read more
Visapur Fort
Visapur fort situated at an altitude of 4,000 ft above from sea level in Lonavala. Visapur fort built during 1713-1720 CE by Balaji Vishwanath..... read more
Tunga Fort
The Tunga Fort surrounded by the Pawna Dam. It is build by Kachhawaha Rajputs. This fort is an impressive monument nestling amidst mango orchards..... read more
Valvan Dam
The Dam supplies water to Khopoli power station turbines at the foothills for generating hydro electricity.... read more
Manoranjan fort
is seeing through while climbing Shreevardhan fort. Manoranjan can approached from the road behind Bhairavnath temple..... read more
Bushi lake
The Bushi Dam is one of the most famous destinations of weekend travelers in Lonavala. This site remains crowded with visitors on weekends. ...read more
Lonavala Lake
This Lake is also called as Monsoon Lake as it dries up during the winter and filled with garrulous water during monsoons... read more
Pavna Lake
situated in Pune District of Maharashtra. It is about 12 km from Kamshet. Pavana Lake is an artificial lake brought into being due to the Pavana dam..... read more
Tungarli Lake
The Dam constructed in 1930s, with helps in the irrigation of the Rajmachi district. Tungarli Lake is an artificial lake in Lonavala.... read more
Bedsa Caves
Bedsa Caves located very close to the district of Kamshet and fall on the Mumbai to Pune road. This caves located around the city of Khandala ... read more
Bhaja cave
The Bhaja cave, a group of 18 caves, is located at 12 kilometers from Lonavla in Maharashtra. Built during the period of the Mauryan rulers in the... read more
Karla cave
Karla Caves is Located in Karla near Lonavala, Maharashtra, this caves are on a major ancient trade route, running towards eastward from the Arabian Sea into the Deccan..... read more
Rajmachi Park
The Rajmachi Park situated on the way to Mumbai from Lonavala. It is a beautiful garden situated before than khandala Ghats. These parks have attractive... read more
Wax Museum
Even as wax figures have become a synonym of Madame Tussauds across the world, a wax museum has been... read more