Khandala is a picturesque hill station located in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It is often referred to as a twin hill station alongside Lonavala, nestled amidst the lush greenery of the Western Ghats.
Lohagad Fort: A historic fort perched atop a hillock. Tiger's Leap: A mesmerizing viewpoint that offers a breathtaking panorama of the valley. Duke's Nose (Nagphani): Another popular viewpoint and trekking destination. Bhaja Caves: A Buddhist cave complex nestled amidst serene landscapes. Karla Caves: Another complex of ancient Buddhist rock-cut caves. Bhushi Dam: A popular spot especially during the monsoon. Valvan Dam: Spanning the Indrayani River this dam forms the picturesque Valvan Lake. Kune Falls: One of the highest waterfalls in Maharashtra. Visapur Fort: A hill fort located near Lohagad. Rajmachi Fort: Situated between Lonavala and Khandala. Pawna Lake: An artificial lake formed from the backwaters of Pawna Dam. Tung Fort: A small hill fort offering stunning views of the Pawna Lake. Tikona Fort: Also known as Vitandgad this fort is famous for its triangular shape. Shooting Point: A popular viewpoint offering clear views of the Rajmachi Ghat. Reversing Station: Formerly a railway office it's now a trending leisure point. Lion's Point: A popular tourist destination known for splendid waterfalls. Shingroba Temple: A serene temple known for the tranquility it offers. Celebrity Wax Museum (Lonavala): Located nearby in Lonavala. Amrutanjan Point: Provides a beautiful panoramic view of the city of Khopoli. Tungarli Lake: A major source of water supply for Lonavala.