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Lonavala and Khandala Twin Hills

Pune, Maharashtra, India

Home to stunning landscapes, multi-tiered waterfalls, caves and ancient fortresses, and captivating sunsets, the hill towns of Lonavla and Khandala near Mumbai will wow visitors with their charm. quintessence of the mountains.

The twin hill stations Lonavala and Khandala are a popular weekend getaway for those visiting Mumbai. Lonavla is about 96 km from Mumbai and about a 10-minute drive from Khandala. Famous for their chikki (crunchy sweets made from jaggery and peanuts) and fondant, these hill stations offer stunning views of the valley, the hills and the small villages hidden within the folds of the mountains. Western Ghats.

Lonavala offers a wide selection of picnic spots such as Ryewood Park and the garden next to Valvan Dam. Duke's Cape - a cliff about 12 km from Lonavala, popular with hikers and thrill-seekers. Tiger's Leap, also known as Tiger's Point, is a cliff top with an absolute height of over 650 m, offering panoramic views of the area.

Sunil Kandaloor's Celebrity Wax Museum is another attraction for tourists to Lonavla and Khandala, where they can take selfies with famous Indian and international figures, including Sachin Tendulkar and Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam.

Although the weather in Lonavla and Khandala is harsh year-round, the monsoon is considered the best time to visit, when greenery blankets the valleys and meandering roads look stunning in the sparkling mist. Away from the hustle and bustle of city life, these two hilly destinations will rejuvenate your senses and will make you feel at ease during your stay.

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