Khandala

Welcome to Khandala, the smaller, more introspective sibling of Lonavala. While Lonavala pulses with commercial energy, Khandala offers a quieter, more profound connection to the Sahyadri landscape. …

The Old Khandala Ghat is more than just a road; it is a historical corridor that has witnessed the passage of centuries. Before the construction of the sleek Mumbai-Pune Expressway, this winding, two-lane path was the only way to…

Standing as a silent sentinel of history, St. Joseph’s Church is one of Khandala’s most significant architectural landmarks. …

In the heart of the hill station lies Khandala Lake, a serene body of water with a history dating back to 1860. This man-made reservoir was an essential part of the town's early infrastructure, providing a reliable water source…

For the ultimate perspective on Khandala’s geography, one must ascend to Amrutanjan Point. Named after the famous Indian pain-relief balm, this viewpoint is situated at a high elevation and offers a staggering 360-degree view of…

Kune Falls is one of the most spectacular natural features in the Khandala region. Falling from a height of approximately 200 meters, it is a multi-tiered waterfall that cascades down a steep cliff face into the valley below. …

A peculiar geological and atmospheric phenomenon can be observed at the site known as Tanning Point or the 'Reverse Woods.' Due to the unique funnel-like shape of the valley and the powerful updrafts that occur here, light…

Our exploration of Khandala brings us back to a simple truth: these hills are a place of profound beauty and enduring history. From the Gothic arches of St. …