Lonavala Hill Station: Clouds Realization

    The Lonavala hill station will certainly realize the proximity of the clouds. The 'Lonavala Hill Station' located in the middle of Mumbai and Pune in Maharashtra is a realization of the beauty of nature, as if the paradise has landed on earth. 

  "Lonavala Hill Station" at an altitude of about two thousand feet above sea level is natural in its lagoons. The beauty of the beauty is laid. 'Lonavala Hill Station' is covered with historical heritage, while there is a series of ancient caves and beautiful lakes. 

   'Lonavala Hill Station' realizes that as with the clouds, there are strollers. In Lonavala Hill Station, during the monsoon season, Loft's style remains only a few and the 'Lonavala Hill Station' is considered as the most suitable place for adventure and romance. 

  "Lonavala Hill Station" is the best place to enjoy the ride in the hot air balloon or enjoy the paragliding. "Lonavala Hill Station" is part of the Sahyadri mountain range, which is also excellent for trekking and mountaineering. Experts believe that Lonavala is literally made up of lanes and dhali. The meaning of lane is to make the shelter site by cutting stones and the form of avali is in the series.  

    Lonavala was once an area influenced by the Yaduvansis, but Mughal rulers kept pace with development by keeping Lonavala's strategic importance in mind. The history of Maratha and Peshwa empire was also prosperous. The 'Lonavala Hill Station' and Khandala Mountains were discovered by the then British Presidency Governor Lord Elphinston in 1871. 

    'Lonavala Hill Station' is a long series of attractions covered by natural beauty in the area. These include Lonavala Lake, Karla Cave, Lohgarh, Hawtha, Bhusiband, Lonavala Lake, Raywood Park, Point of Sher, Kaivalya Dham, Bhorghat, Kun Falls and Visapur Fort etc.   Lonavala Lake: Lonavala Lake is actually a very picturesque area located on the outskirts of the city. Lonavala Lake, situated on the banks of the Indrani River, makes a sense of beauty and calm nature. There is a special experience of joy in the lake during the monsoon period. Tourists also enjoy the birding of birds along with voting.    Bhusibandh: Bhusibandh is situated only a short distance from "Lonavala Hill Station". The dam area is also a magnificent picnic spot for tourists as well as local residents, here is a natural giant water park, which is very fascinating. It is very exciting to burn water tomorrow and tomorrow.    Carla's Caves: Carla's caves have a dimension of the specialty of 'Lonavala Hill Station'. There is a complex of ancient Buddhist caves in Karali near 'Lonavala Hill Station'. It is also a pilgrimage site for Buddhist followers. There are eight Buddhist caves in this complex.   Lohgarh fort: Lohgarh fort is an archaeological heritage near Lonavala Hill Station, it is also called Iron Fort, it is a monumental hill, Lohgarh fort is also situated on Sahyadri mountain range, which divides the Pakna and Indranwadi valleys. This fort is situated at a distance of about one thousand fifty meters above sea level. Experts believe that this fort was used by Chhatrapati Shivaji in abundance. Received. The history of Vidarbha and Maratha dynasty is also important here.     Visapur fort: Visapur fort is also known as Subhagad. Located in the western part of the mountain, this fort has historic significance. There are also two caves near it. There is also a bird's reservoir in the fort complex.

    All necessary resources are available for the visit of 'Lonavala Hill Station'. "Lonavala Hill Station" is 90 km away from Mumbai. The nearest airport is in Pune. The 'Lonavala Hill Station' area is also connected to the railway route. The distance of "Lonavala Hill Station" from the airport Pune is 36 miles. Due to the location of 'Lonavala Hill Station' on the Mumbai-Pune highway, the road can also be used.
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