Tiger’s Point

Welcome to Tiger’s Point, also known locally as Tiger’s Leap. This is perhaps the most iconic viewpoint in the Lonavala region, situated at a breathtaking elevation that commands a view of the entire valley below. …

The primary draw of this location is, of course, the topographical anomaly that gives it its name. As you walk toward the safety railings at the edge of the cliff, look carefully at the ridge to your right. …

From the vantage point of Tiger’s Point, especially during and after the monsoon, one can witness the spectacular Shivsagar Waterfall. This seasonal cascade plunges down the opposite side of the valley, appearing like a white…

One of the most defining sensory experiences at Tiger’s Point is the encounter with the monsoon fog. Due to its high elevation and proximity to the coast, the point is often the first barrier encountered by moisture-laden winds…

A visit to Tiger’s Point is inextricably linked with the taste of 'bhutta'—charcoal-roasted corn on the cob. Numerous small stalls line the approach to the viewpoint, their smoky aromas filling the air. …

As you explore the area, you are almost certain to encounter the resident troops of Bonnet Macaques. These monkeys have become a permanent fixture at Tiger’s Point, drawn by the abundance of food and the presence of visitors. …

To truly appreciate Tiger’s Point, one must understand the geological forces that shaped it. The Sahyadri range is part of the Western Ghats, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the world's 'hottest hotspots' of biological…

As you prepare to leave Tiger’s Point, take one final look across the abyss. The combination of geological grandeur, atmospheric mystery, and cultural vibrancy makes this a truly unique location. …