Lonavala Lake
Lonavala Lake is a lake near the hill-station town, surrounded by the local Sahyadri landscape. It is a separate named waterbody from Bhushi Dam and Tungarli Lake.
Lonavala
Maharashtra, India
Lonavala is a Sahyadri hill station in Pune district on the Mumbai–Pune corridor. The surrounding landscape includes reservoirs, valley viewpoints and ancient Buddhist caves.
Attractions in Lonavala
Bhushi Dam
Bhushi Dam is a masonry dam on the Indrayani River near Lonavala. The dam and surrounding water landscape are well-known features of the local hill-station circuit.
Tiger’s Leap (Tiger Point)
Tiger’s Leap is a cliffside viewpoint in the hills near Lonavala. It looks over steep valleys and is a distinct named stop from nearby Lion’s Point.
Lion’s Point
Lion’s Point is a named viewpoint near Lonavala in the Kurwande area. It is part of the same hill landscape as Tiger Point but is a separate attraction.
Karla Caves
Karla Caves are an ancient Buddhist rock-cut cave complex at Karli near Lonavala. The site is especially known for its large chaitya prayer hall and carved pillars.
