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Trip to Lonavala-Jan'14

Living in Pune gives you an advantage to visits various nearby places & to indulge with nature. Several famous vacation destination are with 100 km range that you can go different places each weekend.

For me Travelling to various interior areas of India being one of my occupational responsibility I prefer to spend quite weekends at my room or at a friends place doing nothing or anything, rather travelling to these places.

But sometimes I do get freinds from other cities to visit these nearby places for weekend and I along with them visit them. Similarly I visited Lonavala in Jan'14 with couple of friends.

LONAVALA is small hill station which finds its place at the middle of Mumbai-Pune Express Highway, It is kind of equidistant from Navi Mumbai (Khargahr) & Pune. Myself living in Pimpri Chinchwad which is towards nearer to Lonavala so its only 1.5 hrs drive to this place. Basically the best time to visit Lonaval;a is after August (during & after monsoon season). AT that time you can witness some of the best sceneries with varid effects and can enjoys some seasonal waterfalls too.

There are basically following places to visit in Lonavala,
1. Tiger Leap Point (A natural place of beautiful scenery, it seems like tiger is leaping forward)
2. Caves ( Karla, Bhaja & Bedsa caves)
3. Lonavala Lake
4. Bhushi Dam
5. Celebrity Wax Museum ( on lines of world famous Madam Tusad Museum)
6. Various Forts from Mughal & Maratha Era.

Some Pictures from my trip are as below,





















Also Lonavala is famous for its Hard Candy known as "Chikki" in local language. Do enjoy this on your trip to Lonavala.

If you are free & are in Pune do visit this place to escape from your monotonous routine and day to day life.

Have a grt time ahead...!!!

Cheers..!!!

-AB



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