• Shree Narayani Dham Temple - The first destination is the stunning four-storey Shree Narayani Dham Temple, dedicated to Goddess Narayani. Established in 2002, this Hindu temple features a white marble structure, lush gardens, and a spacious hall that can accommodate over 10,000 devotees.
• Bhushi Dam - Constructed in the late 1860s, Bhushi Dam is Lonavala’s most frequented tourist attraction. It comes alive during the monsoon season, drawing visitors from across the country. The enchanting view of water cascading over the dam’s steps and through the rocky terrain is a must-see in Lonavala.
• Lion’s Point - A must-visit in Lonavala, Lion’s Point is a scenic vantage spot located between Bhushi Dam and Aamby Valley. It offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the valley and surrounding nature. The views during monsoon, sunrise, and sunset are captivating and a delight for photographers. It is less crowded compared to the popular Tiger’s Point.
• Tiger’s Point - Tiger’s Point is the highest vantage point in Lonavala, offering the best views of the surrounding nature. Named for the mountains that resemble a leaping tiger, this spot provides stunning views of the valley, lush forests, lakes, and waterfalls. The sunrise and sunset views here are mesmerizing.
• Lonavala - Besides its scenic beauty, Lonavala is renowned for its traditional sweets, chikki and fudge. Visitors can explore the local market, which offers a range of souvenirs, clothes, and food items from small stalls to larger shops.
• Karla Caves - Also known as Karli Caves, Karle Caves, or Karla Cells, these ancient Buddhist rock-cut caves date back to between the 2nd and 5th centuries AD. Located high on a hill, visitors must climb 150 steps to reach the 15 historically and culturally significant caves. The Karla Caves feature an impressive collection of Chaityas (halls) and Viharas (monasteries), reflecting a rich historical journey. The site also includes a massive 15-meter pillar and a temple dedicated to Goddess Ekveera.

• Water bottle
• Entry fees
• Tolls, Taxes and Parking Fees
• English Speaking Guide
• Pick up and Drop Services

• Meals and Drinks
• Tips and Gratitude
• Personal and Shopping expenses

The tour starts with pick up from centrally located hotels in Mumbai. Lonavala is around 90 km away from Mumbai and the drive to Lonavala is scenic. You will come across lush green trees, mountains, lakes, and beautiful waterfalls (during monsoon). This tour offers a visit to a couple of viewpoints, a lake & a dam, a temple, and ancient Buddhist caves. From the vantage points in Lonavala i.e.Tiger’s point and Lion’s point that offers a panoramic view of the valley and the mountains to the Bhushi Dam that gives the majestic view of the water falling off the steps, this tour is a delight to every visitor to dive into nature away from the city hustle-bustle. The magnanimous four-storeyed Shree Narayani Dham Temple gives insight about the local culture and beliefs of the localities and the magnificent Karla caves located 10 km from the city center offer a deep insight into the beliefs of the ancestors of this place. The tour ends by dropping our guests to their respective hotels in Mumbai.

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