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Pawna Lake, Lonavala

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When you are in Pune, visit the stunning Pawna Lake to take in the beauty of nature. You won't be able to forget it anytime soon because of its idyllic setting. The presence of numerous tourist destinations, including Lohagad Fort, Tikona Fort, Tung Fort, and Visapur Fort, enhances the beauty of the Pawna Lake environment. This location is a lovely getaway near Lonavala and Khandala to have a relaxing weekend because of its cool atmosphere.

It was built as a man-made reservoir for water and provides a calming place to unwind in the presence of nature. For its picture-perfect scenery, Pawna Lake continues to draw large crowds of visitors. The area is well recognised for its great climate and provides a tranquil escape from the bustle of everyday city life.

Pawna Lake is renowned for drawing nature lovers because of the variety of flora and wildlife that can be found there. At Pawna Lake, you may look forward to participating in activities like camping, paragliding, sightseeing, and more.

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Fort Visapur, Lonavala

In the Maharashtra district of Ratnagiri, Visapur Fort is positioned atop a hill covered in beautiful greenery. It is a well-liked tourism destination for outdoor enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. It gives some amazing views of the nearby lush green hills from its elevation of 1084 metres above sea level.

This fort, which dates back to the 18th century, is a component of the fortification of Visapur and Lohagad. This enormous work of architecture includes antique homes, wells, arches, and caves. Observe the grandeur of two roofless structures a little further. There are numerous temples devoted to Hanuman because he was regarded as Visapur's patron deity.

There is a well inside the Visapur Fort that is renowned and is thought to have been constructed by the Pandavas. There may still remain weapons and other ammunition from Queen Elizabeth's reign somewhere close by. Additionally, there are ruins of Mahadev's shrine nearby. Other highlights of the Visapur Fort include a few solitary caves, historic water cisterns, old house remains, and a sizable grain mill.

Every tourist agrees that climbing to the top of Visapur Fort's summit is a memorable trip. Despite the rough ascent, the journey is peaceful and pleasant. You could begin your trekking journey in either Patan Village or Lohagadwadi. Additionally, local paragliding activities are available for you to try out.

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Rajmachi Fort, Lonavala

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Are you seeking for a location where you can spend a weekend taking in the unbridled beauty of nature while also taking part in some interesting and enjoyable activities? If so, Rajmachi Fort must be included on your bucket list for your upcoming vacation.

One of the most popular hiking locations in Maharashtra, the ancient fort from the era of the famous Maratha emperor Chatrapati Shivaji is situated amidst the lush green Sahyadri range. Here, you may experience nature in all of her changing moods.

There are many waterfalls, steep gorges and valleys, cute towns, canals, and other sights to feast your eyes on along the trekking trail to Rajmachi Fort. You need have a basic understanding of hiking in order to experience this spectacular adventure firsthand.

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Bhaja Caves, Lonavala

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Bhaja Caves are the place for you if you're seeking for a historically significant yet interesting place to visit in India. Located in Lonavala, Maharashtra, the Bhaja Caves date back to 160 BC. It is believed that these 22 groups of rock-cut caves date back to the second to the first century BC.

The Caves, the largest Hinayana Buddhist temple in India, was constructed under Satavahana's administration. The architecture of these caves, which is decorated with the traditional rock-cut architecture of the time, depicts the true culture and tradition of India and the ancient Indian age. The Stupas, which have the caves deeply carved both inside and outside, are these caves' greatest attractions.

A stunning ambiance is also created by the abundant flora that surrounds the caves, which is pleasing to many eyes. In addition, there is a wonderful waterfall not far from the cave that you may enjoy a refreshing plunge in. The curious group of 14 stupas—nine on the outside and five inside of a smaller cave—will be found by the visitors. As a result, anyone interested in history should visit the Bhaja caves. It will turn out to be a breathtaking sightseeing excursion to the former splendour of mythical India.

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Lohagad Fort, Lonavala

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About 50 km from Pune, Lohagad Fort is built on a stunning hill at a lofty elevation of 3,400 feet above sea level. Built in the 18th century, this opulent fort exhibits a unique fusion of historic structures and beautiful surroundings.

When you arrive at the fort, you may marvel at the rich history of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj era and learn how he used this structure to safeguard all of his treasures. Pune and Mumbai are close by, which is another fantastic feature of this location that attracts tourists all year long.

It just takes a few hours to climb the short distance to the fort. This impressive Maratha Empire building is connected to the Visapur Fort.

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Tikona Fort, Lonavala

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The Tikona Fort is the most prominent hill fort in Pawan Maval, Konkan. This is a well-liked location for day hikes in Maharashtra. It is well-known in the area with the name Vitandgad. This fort is 3633 feet above sea level and is located on top of the Tikona peak.

Its name, Tikona, comes from the fact that, given its current terrain, it resembles a triangle. The splendour of this location is summed up by its huge defences, seven water tanks stocked with crystal clear water, spacious doors, and breathtaking views from its bastion. The green hills of Sahyadri are the icing on the cake.

There have been numerous Maratha dynasties represented here in the past, and Tikona Fort served as the focal point of Pauna Mawal's main operations.

Even the gateway of Tikona Fort exudes elegance and charm. As soon as you enter it, you'll notice that there are Satavahana and Buddhist caves inside.

Both varieties of caves have a significant historical significance in India. Additionally, a little Trimbakeshwar Mahadev temple inside revives the spiritual beliefs of the fort's original occupants.

Without a doubt, Tikona Fort is blessed with some beautiful scenery that draw a lot of trekkers and nature lovers. As soon as you ascend this fort's highest peak, you are free to take in the expansive panorama of the Maval region. From this tower's highest point, some sightseeing delights include Tung Fort, Bhatrashi Hill, Jambhul Hill, Lohagad, Fagne dam, and Visapur.

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Ghangad Fort, Lonavala

Ghangad Fort, a 300-year-old building nearby Tamhini Ghat and Mulshi, is supposed to have served as a prison during the Peshwas' rule. It appears that it served as Pune's watchtower as well. Unfortunately, there isn't a lot of historical data to back this claim.

The views of the region's rich greenery from the top of the fort, though, are what it is certain to provide. For those who enjoy trekking, Pune, Mumbai, and Nagpur inhabitants all flock to Ghangad fort. Reaching the fort's halfway normally takes around an hour on a medium-to-easy level trek.

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Tung Fort, Lonavala

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Tung fort in Maharashtra, India, is a captivating location that is encircled by immense tropics and is 1075 metres above sea level. The fort is particularly praised for its beautiful vistas and amazing hikes. The word "Tung" means "difficult" in its literal sense, and getting to this significant fort is a challenging walk. In addition, the area is great for camping and family picnics.

Additionally, the fort's peaky, oval shape makes it a noticeable landmark from a distance. Visitors can take in a seductive view of the glittering Pawna Lake, Tikona, and Visapur fort from the top of the fort. The climbers might take a break and visit the Ganpati or Tungi Devi shrines afterward. 

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