Khandala Places To Visit

Rajmachi Fort is a treasure trove for adventure! From pristine treks to starry nights, it's a must-visit for nature lovers, especially in monsoon season—just bring a sturdy vehicle along!

Duke's Nose is a thrilling 3,200-ft rock haven that tempts adventurers with its hiking trails and rock climbing opportunities—perfect for adrenaline junkies and nature lovers alike!

Bhushi Dam is a rainy day paradise where water lovers can frolic, though avoid weekends unless you fancy a traffic jam buffet! Come for the monsoon magic, stay for the snacks!

Lion's Point: A breathtaking hilltop retreat where the views are as endless as your desire for snacks from street vendors. Perfect for sunrises, sunsets, and everything in between!

Khandala Lake, a serene gem, invites nature lovers for a dreamy escape amidst misty mountains and calm waters—perfect for a peaceful outing and pictorial moments.

Shivaji Park: where history meets hustle! A lively junction crowned by a stunning statue and surrounded by shops, making it a must-see for locals and visitors alike.

Khandala Viewpoint: Nature's own stage, where every corner reveals breathtaking vistas. Perfect for photo ops and tranquil breaks, but beware of crowds and slippery paths during rains!

Shree Narayani Dham Temple: A heavenly hideaway where spirituality meets serenity. Experience divine aartis, calming gardens, and sumptuous vegetarian meals for a perfect retreat.

Kataldhar Trek offers an exhilarating challenge for adventurers, showcasing stunning waterfalls and lush scenery, but requires careful navigation, especially in monsoon.

Kune Falls is a mesmerizing three-tiered waterfall, perfect for nature lovers and photographers. It's a refreshing retreat, but tread carefully on the rocky path. Enjoy the views, just don’t get too close!