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Lonavala lake was built in the year 1876, river Indrayani is the source of water for this lake. Currently, Lonavala lake supplies water to the TATA hydraulic power plant situated in the Khopoli. It has built in the British era by the TATA company. One Kanifnath temple can be seen from the bridge of Lonavala lake situated at the center of the lake.

At this site, two views can be seen. First one is 'Thumbs Up' Like feature and the second one is like a Lion sitting in a sphinx position. A beautiful valley view with a good sitting arrangement is the specialty of this sight. One can spend hours here just by looking at valleys. lake of INS is also visible on the right side from this point.

On this point, many Bollywood movie scenes have been shot, therefore the name of this point is Shooting point. With a large valley view, this place has become one of the famous places in the Lonavala. This is the sight which can be visited in all season, People can experience like walking on the cloud in monsoon, due to fog.

The dam was built in the late 1860s for the Great Indian Peninsular Railway as a source of water for their steam engines. Currently, Indian Railway owns this dam. The water of this dam is utilized for a railway. There are many small waterfalls and ponds behind the Bhushi dam. The water flowing from the steps is the main attraction of many tourists.

As the name suggests, from this point features like the Nose of Duke can be seen, This is one of the topmost points in the Lonavala. The largest view of the 'Nagfani' mountain is visible from one side here, on the other side Khopoli city is visible. Previously this point was famous as a name of Amrutanjan point. It is located on the Mumbai Pune highway.

This point is surrounded by a large number of monkeys therefore its name is Monkey point. These monkeys are too friendly with humans. These monkeys are common of Rhesus Macaques species, this species has highest population not only in Lonavala but also in India. Many people like to stop here and offer food to the monkeys and takes photos.

This is one of the ancient temples in Lonavala and Khandala area. This is Hindu Goddess Waghjai Mata Temple in Khandala. It is connected to the Rajmachi garden. Many devotees visit this place during Lonavala sightseeing. A few years ago this temple has been renovated by the temple's comity. It has a large parking area as compared to other sightseeing points.

Initially, it was a botanical garden constructed by British officer Mr. Rye, in 25 acres. Big trees and ancient look is the specialty of this park. Many people spend a good time here, below the trees while taking lunch. It is situated on the Lonavala-Bhushidam road. Ancient Shiva's temple is present at the Park's center.

The temple is dedicated to Goddess Narayani and is one of the famous places in Lonavala. It is 2 km away from Lonavala Railway Station

It consists of various wax statues of various Indian and International celebrities belonging to different fields.

Built on Pawna River in the 19th century. It is surrounded by the natural beauty scenes and forts like Lohgad, Tikona and Tungi.

This is one of the ancient forts in Maharashtra having a great history with many Maratha Rulers like Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.

Bhaja Caves or Bhaje caves is a group of 22 rock-cut caves dating back to the 2nd century BC. Situated near Lohgad and Visapur fort.

Caves were developed in between 2nd century BC to the 5th century AD. This is one of the oldest caves in Maharashtra.

This garden is situated in Khandala. From this Garden most of the view of Kunegaon Waterfall can be seen.

This is situated in the MTDC water park, surrounded by beautiful trees. It is 5 km away from Karla Caves.