It was a pleasant experience and nicely managed space. The staff at the pass counter was courteous and provided the required information. The other staff for the physical rides were very nice and had patience. We were the last to leave as our car got some issues, while it was way past 9pm (closing time) the security guards were sweet to let us sit in the lobby. Rides were good and best part about the place was the horses and the dogs. There were two major drawbacks.... 1) All the dogs in the room type cages was bit upsetting. One would get excited so the other dogs too would get very excited. I don't know why couldn't they just let the dogs have an open big space. 2) most rides were free but the best fun one's were chargeable. I mean the tickets are not cheap but then even the charges for the other rides are also costly. Hence a 3 star. Overall, I enjoyed with the group I went with, but didn't leave with the feeling that I should come back.

Good place to visit with family and kids. Adventure games with cool ambiance. Nice place. Only 1 concern is about the dogs and horses here are not in good condition also the dogs were exhausted when people are taking them out in such a sunny and hot day. Admins of the resort please do take some good step to protect animals. Overall experience is great.

Excellent, adventurous and safe. Many safety precautions taken. Excellent for a one day trip. The staff is well trained and is extremely polite. They even encourage us to carry out the rides, removing fear and that was really nice work 👍

Superb place for a one-day trip with friends colleagues. There's so much of interesting activities one can do here: Cycling, Zorbing, Rapelling, Dog Walking, flying fox, swoop swing and so much more. You will not realize how your day passes by. There's a table tennis, table hockey and video game area if people want to sit inside and have a good time rather than going out in the heat. The experience here is one to remember and saviour!

Beautiful place to spend a relaxing day. Positives : Very well maintained garden. Clean rooms Polite staff In room dining : awesome food and service Bath tub with jacuzzi Can be considered : Bit costly as compared to other hotels like Radisson. Can offer some activities along with stay. Overall very good service and enjoyed my stay. Entire Della campus is worth viewing as they have very well maintained garden.

The trip was super amazing all the rides is worth trying, specially flying fox, and swoop swing, paint ball, ATV and Buggy rides all were good, small activities such as - Archery, rifle shooting, crossbow shooting, net cricket and many more.. what we didn't like was staff behaviour and attitude very out spoken and rude when you ask their name they will not share they say their name Marshall, we faced this twice once in cricket net the guy was rude and second was at ATV ride the guy was rude they are locals from near by village so they feel they are in huge numbers and do and say anything. Completely managed by these people only so customer service we rank zero.. park and rides 💯% must try.. overall giving 4 ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ because for staff behaviour and rudeness manner less people but for experience 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐..

Went for lunch and the ambience was at its best. The food was delicious and fresh. The resort is surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty and provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as trekking and hiking. Overall, I had an incredible time at Della Resort

Great combination place if you looking for a luxury relaxation place and also looking to experience some adventure. The place is available for a 1 day and stay option. I personally liked the adventure activities a lot. The place is a bit on the expensive side but it is a luxury resort so the price kind of is justified. It’s a beautiful place if you want to celebrate a special occasion with your loved ones and super family friendly with something for everyone to do from kids to elders.

Della adventure park is a TATA owned property. This place is situated at 12km distance from lonavla. Easy to reach location through google map. After visiting lonavla/khandala you can try this place. The ticket price is very high. Book before a day and you get 30% off. Special offer for womens, 50% off on sunday, book before 1 day. There are two tickets.. Day pass & Jumbo pass. If you want to enjoy every ride & full adventure then jumbo pass is for you. For others day pass. With day pass you get 50 excitements. Many rides/activities are actually good like Archery, shooting, cricket, air hockey, snooker, ps4, boxing, bowling,horse riding, dog walk n many more. This place provides food options which are very very costly. Single person food for Rs. 850. Samosa for 350. Water bottles for 110. And you cannot bring outside food. Big turnoff. On weekends you have to wait in que for all rides. Weekdays are better to visit. All the rides/activitied are unlimited unless someone is not waiting.. Please bring your shoes as its required for many rides and they charge Rs.200 for it on rent. Only parking is free. It takes whole day to complete all activities so plan accordingly. Ots a good place to enjoy with friends and family. There is a chalkboard on first right turn from entrance,dont forget to fill it.

I visited this adventure park with my office colleagues as one day team outing. We were taken the day pass which costs 1500 per person with 50 activities included in it. There are more than 20 in door activities included in those 50 so it really disappointed us. Also on weekends the crowd is more and for every activity there is a long waiting queue so it really takes your patience away. As part of this day pass they should give the two or more paid activities so that it will benefit their publicity. In my opinion they have kept so many activities in a small area so the people sits more in the waiting queue. The food rates are also high but the food quality is not very good with less varieties in one of the restaurant where we had the lunch. The infrastructure they have set up is very attractive. The small children wil love the place. Overall I would rate the place as 3.8 out of 5 stars.

One of the biggest park with incredible and adventurous rides. Paint Ball was fun (clean clothes were provided) Zipline was good (try the longest route) Overall, the experience was great but it might be little expensive if you are going individually as you might have to pay for dirt bike and other services (included in Jumbo Pass) Note: Please see anyone's youtube vlog for in-depth review

I celebrated my birthday here and you guys it was the best day ever. The hospitality is so amazing and the people are friendly. The number of activities one can do are countless. I wanted the time to go slow because on weekdays, the park closes early. It becomes tough to complete all the activities. It's definitely worth the visit!

Large adventure park with lot of activities. You will be tired doing all the activities. Food is quite expensive. Good for a day trip outing with friends and family. Lot of activities for kids and for all ages. They have longest zip line in India. But only caveat is you have to hike lots of steps to reach to the top of the base.

Nice place. Day out for family. A bit expensive but worth the time spent. Stay options available. Good service. Cooperative staff. Good food. Definitely recommended for family and kids

Visiting here with your adventurous friends is definitely a good idea till you're getting a good discount on their jumbo pass so you can actually enjoy all the thrilling activities. Day pass will just allow you to do the light activities and if you want to do any other activities they'll be paid as a day pass holder which is definitely not worth. Note- wait time for all the activities takes from 5 min to 2 hours as mentioned on their invoice when you'll receive and about which you cannot do anything at all so I recommend to plan the day properly to do all the activities you need to do. Also food and beverages are pricy and complementary water bottles are only given in the summer so don't keep any expectations of that in any other season.

Perfect place for Adventure and enjoying people Love the atmosphere, ambience, staff, location Everything went very well Though the buffet was not as expected, but fine. Resort rooms at Camp Della are too good. Ambience 5/5 Staff 5/5 Food 4/5 Stay 4.5/5 Weekend too crowded Best for corporate outings

Day pass rides were good. Nice place to hang out and spend quality time with family and friends.

The place is amazing and fun packed for adventure loving beginners. Everything was safe, well organised and properly managed as far I interacted with. Do go to this place on Weekdays and not on weekends, as it will packed with lot of people and large queue on every ride. Also I would recommend going with 2000Rs ticket as that has enough rides one would need to enjoy the day and you won’t be able to cover everything in the same day. So think wisely :)

To have thrill and adventure this is recommended place. They have 50 plus activities including, zip line 10 seconds and 35 seconds, rope activities, in door video games, archery, gun shooting, pottery, carrom, chess, dart board, ATV/ mud bike, trampoline bungy jumping for kids, rocket shooting and bungy jumping of 850 m for adults, rappling, cow milking, pony ride, horse ride, electric bicycle, bicycle, dog ride, rope cycling, paint ball, etc etc There are different categories of passes you can choose one depending on your choice of activities, but basic is day pass which cover many activities and over and above if you want to so some activity you can pay and do it. Its fun for kids and adults as well.

Do Not Buy tickets or stay here during events, its a complete disaster, very mismanaged, wrong rooms allocation, no chaira to sit on a new year 4 hour event, the rooms have started stinking of STP gas and are very old now. New garden villas are just large spacious concretes with no bathtub or jacuzzi. Food is super expensive, they charged for juices during the new year event which costed almost 10k for couple.

Had a great experience at the della adventure park with Jumbo pass. But i strongly feel one can enjoy an adventure pass as well. It was less crowded and I could try all the thrills which I had planned . Would recommend people looking for a thrilling experience

It is really a very beautiful place, in the rainy season it gets even more beautiful view. Everyone should go here once. The view from the lions point is awesome. There is a camel ride available for kids. During monsoon you just get to see and experience the clouds and you will not be able to see anything from top. Those views are good for winter season only. During some it's too hot to go there. They charge 50 rs for 4Wheeler parking but the no maintenance... It becomes difficult to drive on uneven surface as many rocks are there. Place remains too crowded during monsoon. Both points are very close tiger point and lions point and you don't need to park your vehicle separately.

Entire lonavala you can see from this view.During ancient times , this was located forest and lot of tigers and lions used to come to this place, hence then lions point view. Haip pin bend road,very steep

In March, the place is not that green but it is still beautiful. Lion point is almost 15KM from Lonavala. If you go early on the morning, it will be less crowded. You will find one of the best and amazing sunset views here. Worth visiting here. The view of mountains from this point is really awesome. It has a huge parking area. It's a paid parking, but you can also find free parking spots but they are limited. This place has guided metal structures near the cliff. You can enjoy the breeze and take amazing photos there. Near the entrance to Lion's Point, there are often local vendors selling snacks, refreshments, and souvenirs. You can shops around to have some nice tea and coffee or Maggie. It is a must visit place to enjoy the view.

Great view + cool breezy environment. Sunsets are amazing here. Watch out for the expensive food that is offered here (Maggi for 100 Rs). Quick tip: check the food price before ordering

It's good to visit with family or friends a tip make sure you don't wear anything light as there's lots of wind gushing you may see paper plates flying and if your luck is bad it may have left over ketchup and your clothes could get dirty. Pleasant to go when there's slight rain showers you could have an amazing view to see with cool breeze and yes hot tea with dew drops falling over you.

Tracking view from the this line point we are very lucky we got clear sunset and there are no more cloud we enjoy sunsets with fresh air I also suggest you to visit one time this line point at the 30 minutes ago of sunset this is the best time to visit this place. If you are planning to visit this place from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. then you may feel very hot and sunny days this place is four sunset so don't go in 12 to 4:00 p.m.

Good place to visit during monsoon and winter.. Parking charges are 50 rs and ample parking space during weekdays.. greenary is around..huge traffic during weekends..several hotels for snacks and food..road condition is good till this point.. sunset and valley view is great

Lion point is almost 15KM from Lonavala. If you go early on the morning, it will be less crowded. Sun set will also be amazing here. In January, the place is not that green but it is still beautiful. The view of mountains from this point is really awesome. It has a huge parking area. It was mentioned that it is paid parking. It has guided metal structures near the cliff. You can enjoy the breeze and take amazing photos there. You have shops around to have some nice coffee or Maggie. It is a must visit place to enjoy the view.

At a distance of 12 km from Lonavala Railway Station, Lion's Point is a vantage point located midway between Bhushi Dam and Aamby Valley in Lonavala. It is one of the popular viewpoints in Lonavala and also among the must include places. The view from Lions Point is majestic and panoramic. One would see dozens of small waterfalls, lush green hills, and lakes around during monsoon season.The sunrise and sunset views from here are mesmerizing. The wind is extremely strong at this place and it was quite thrilling to see many adventurous people get close to the edge to get 'that' living-on-the-edge photograph. The drive to the point is also equally scenic

In Any season this is best place to visit. Awesome views and grenary in any season. It's worth to visit in summer too. You will have to pat 50 rs. Parking. And snacks are at very high rate. It's better you eat at city centre area then visit these points.

Its very good view point of the Shaydri giri mala. Must visit in rainy season for see awesome view here. Amenities - Food available at very high rate as this place is very cold and on height. - Parking is available. Rs. 50 for Four wheeler and 30 for Two-whelers. Even after that praking place is not much good. - Photography available. Problems - Too much crowded during rainy season in weekdays as well. - Point is to much dirty, public throwing anywhere so you see each place with plastic and plastics only. - Owners of food stall is not intrested to maintain the place clean as thay making lots of garbage on the point. - Peoples are drinking alcoholes and doing nonsense activities.

Lions Point in Lonavala is a popular tourist spot that offers breathtaking views and a memorable experience. The point is perched at a high altitude, providing panoramic vistas of the surrounding valleys and hills. Upon reaching Lions Point, I was captivated by the vast expanse of natural beauty that unfolded before my eyes. The scenic landscapes, dotted with lush greenery, were a treat for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike. The view from the edge of the cliff was truly awe-inspiring, allowing me to appreciate the majestic beauty of the Western Ghats. The spot is well-maintained, with paved pathways and safety rails to ensure a comfortable and secure visit. It’s advisable to wear comfortable shoes, as there are some steep inclines to navigate. There are also seating areas where visitors can relax and soak in the stunning vistas. The best time to visit Lions Point is during sunrise or sunset when the sky transforms into a kaleidoscope of colors, creating a magical atmosphere. Watching the sun rise or set over the hills is a truly unforgettable experience that will leave you in awe of nature’s wonders. There are also small food stalls and vendors selling snacks and beverages near the viewpoint, allowing visitors to grab a quick bite and refreshments while enjoying the scenery. It’s a good idea to carry water and some snacks if you plan to spend a significant amount of time at the point. While Lions Point offers a remarkable view, it’s important to exercise caution and stay within designated areas, as the cliffs can be dangerous. It’s advisable to be mindful of your surroundings and keep a safe distance from the edges. In conclusion, Lions Point is a must-visit destination in Lonavala for nature lovers and those seeking breathtaking views. The awe-inspiring landscapes and the serene ambiance make it a perfect spot to unwind and connect with nature. Just be sure to take necessary precautions and cherish the beauty of this picturesque location.

This place is a regular visit which never disappoints you. The view, cloud, wind, coffee and hot smoking snacks makes it a perfect place to hangout with family, friends or with self. Monsoon is the best season to be there. Sunrise and sunset are beyond expectations

I recently visited lions point and the experience was worth sharing. What made my visit to Lion's Point even more remarkable was the presence of curious monkeys. These playful creatures added an element of charm and liveliness to the experience. Observing them interact with each other and their surroundings was a delightful and heartwarming sight. Just a friendly reminder, though: while they can be entertaining, it's important to be respectful of their space and not feed them. Timing is everything at Lion's Point. Whether you're an early riser chasing the golden hues of sunrise or a twilight enthusiast savoring the warm embrace of sunset, this viewpoint caters to all. I was fortunate to witness the sun's gentle embrace as it bathed the landscape in a warm, ethereal glow, creating an ambiance that felt almost surreal.

Lion's Point is a popular viewpoint located in Lonavala, a hill station in the Western Ghats of Maharashtra, India. It offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Here are some key details about Lion's Point: 1. **Scenic Beauty:** Lion's Point is renowned for its scenic beauty, especially during the monsoon season when the hills are lush green and the clouds often envelop the landscape. 2. **Access:** To reach Lion's Point, visitors typically need to drive or take a taxi to a certain point and then trek for a short distance to reach the actual viewpoint. The trek is relatively easy, and the journey is part of the overall experience. 3. **Viewpoints:** Once at Lion's Point, visitors can enjoy expansive views of the surrounding valleys and hills, including the deep gorges and the picturesque landscapes of the Sahyadri mountain range. 4. **Photography:** The viewpoint is a favorite among photographers due to the stunning landscapes, especially during sunrise and sunset. 5. **Monsoon Attraction:** The monsoon season, from June to September, enhances the beauty of Lion's Point with lush greenery and cascading waterfalls in the vicinity. 6. **Local Markets:** Near the entrance to Lion's Point, there are often local vendors selling snacks, refreshments, and souvenirs. It's advisable to check local conditions and accessibility before planning a visit, especially during the monsoon when weather conditions can affect travel. Additionally, the viewpoint may have undergone changes or improvements after my last knowledge update in January 2022.

It was a very good experience. 🌄The view is magnificent Love it a lot. ❤️The road that leads to the point is also very good it was very less crowded because we visited it on weekday but everything is very expensive half cup tasteless coffee is for ₹50 Over there. You need to pay for the parking and will always approach you. Overall good point it’s worth visiting.

We visited during the weekdays when there was less crowd. One of the vendors helped me to park my vehicle in front of his shop and asked me to get sited before I could order something which was pretty normal as I was aware of this. We ordered Corn Pakoda which was served hot with tomato sauce. We had pakoda while enjoying the sunset.

Best place away from sea shore to watch sunset. People mostly come here during sunset to take pictures. There a few shops selling tea, coffee, bhajje etc. Not sure why one needs pay parking fee on a open hill side.

Visiting Lion's Point offers breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and mountains. The serene atmosphere and panoramic vistas make it a memorable experience for nature lovers and photographers alike. Be prepared for a short trek to reach the viewpoint, but the scenic rewards are definitely worth it.

Amazing place ! Can expect a great valley view. Must be visited in cold climate, majorly in the end or start of monsoon. Not recommended to visit in summer

Caves hold rich history. Ticket is very cheap. 25rs for Indians and foreigners it is 300rs. If carrying camera then it is 25rs. Statues are not that well maintained or cleaned or preserved. Better care can be taken after looking at the crowd that it attracts.

It’s situated on a hilltop and view is mesmerising. I went in rainy season hence you can see some small waterfalls. But i doubt in summer season you will be able to see these much. Try visiting in daytime as there is no source of light inside the cave. You will be able to click some good pictures. No advance ticket needed.

Caves are beautiful but you will be able to see very few parts of it as other areas are closed and visitors are not allowed to go there. Visit is chargeable, 25₹ per person. Not recommended if you are traveling only to visit this place, better to cover with other nearby places. Note- Don't drive the 4 wheeler on a hill as you may get stuck in traffic. The best way is to park 4 wheelers below and walk to the caves.

The caves are a good visit. There are 2 parts to it. The first one is a large tall cave with a lot of pillars inside. The pillars have sculptures on top. There are a few inscriptions too. I did not visit the temple so cant comment on that. The second cave has one section you can visit. It has stairs which lead to a second level with multiple rooms with bed like sections carved out. Parking is available in multiple lots along the road to the start of the steps. Parking is not supervised so you have to drive around a bit to find a spot nearer to the steps. You have to climb the steps a bit to reach the caves. It’s a bit difficult if you have toddlers with you. There are a lot of shops offering refreshments along the way so you can take small breaks.

First you need take 25rs ticket. Excellent rock architecture and roof of the caves are designed from wood that is different from others cave. Beautiful stone art, you can get feel of rich budhism culture.

The Karla Caves are a truly remarkable historical and cultural destination that offer visitors an unforgettable experience. The intricate carvings made by Buddhists depict various events of their culture, including the depiction of idols from that era, which is truly breathtaking and gives a sense of ancient history. These caves, some of which are over 2200 years old, are also home to the temple of the goddess Ekvira, making them a sacred and historically significant destination.The trek to the caves starting from the ground is enjoyable and offers beautiful views of the surrounding mountains, but for those who prefer a more leisurely experience, car parking is available and cars can also drive up to the caves. Overall, the Karla Caves are a must-visit destination for history buffs, culture enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The combination of history and natural beauty makes it a unique and special place.

Best Tourist Attraction Place. It's a really awesome experience to visit this place, all the caves and castles are preserved so carefully. I personally loved this place so much, the atmosphere was so charming ❤️ The scene at the top was so beautiful one will love to watch the sun set from there 🌄

Very beautiful place. Once a Buddhist monastery, situated atop a hill. Now more people visit it for a temple constructed recently. This Buddhist monastery was built by cutting the rock mountain. It has a meditation hall, rooms for monks, and a gathering spot. There was a small waterfall also, a natural source of water. The carvings are intricate and detailed.

Very crowded stairway to active Hindu temple which is in front of the Karla cave. Beautiful view from the top. Worth the climb! Carvings are the most interesting of the Bedse, Bhaja and Karla circuit. Hairpin turns to get to the “base” climbing points.

It's hardly a cave, there isn't much to view. This place is mostly famous for Ekvira Mata mandir. Good for hiking.

Karla Caves are located near Lonavala in Maharashtra. They are a group of ancient Buddhist rock-cut caves . The caves were built by Buddhist monks and were used as meditation and worship places. The caves are famous for their large hall, one of India's largest rock-cut halls. Karla caves has two sections which can be visited with the same ticket. Ticket price is 25 per person. You need to remove shoes to enter the bigger hall / cave. One needs to climb a lot of steps (around 300 steps ) to reach the caves. There are stalls across the path, one can enjoy juices and have food facilities too. Parking is free but limited. There is a temple also beside the caves. One needs 2 hrs If you want to visit the cave.

Nice architecture of ancient india. Need a tourist guide there who can explain the various significance and history of caves. Tourism can be looked from different perspective need good management. No proper drinking facility around. Need a good management.

One the ancient structure remained in Western ghats of India which displays Buddhist ideology and their love for architecture in caves. This might be one of the scenic tourist attraction couple of decades ago. The climb by stairs was pleasant and easy affair. There is a beautiful waterfall just before the caves. Gladly it's out of reach of people. But it's now marred by shops set on both sides of stairs and their encroachment extending till middle of steps. There is entrance fee for caves of Rs. 50 per person along with parking fee and entrance fee looted by villagers. As the case with all other historically important sites, this one also is poorly maintained. No informative signages, no direction boards anywhere. Our fellow countrymen have successfully carried out their responsibility of dirtying the place with all kinds of litter. Washrooms in parking are filthy and not usable.

Due to heavy rain upper parts of caves were closed when I visited. Can enjoy watching a beautiful waterfall on top in monsoon season. Temple on top so on the way there are tons of shops selling sweets and food. There are not many dustbins to collect plastic garbage. If there is any bin it's filled with rain water. Because of this all garbage is thrown around and it destroys natural beauty. Parking fee is collected. Lot of crowd in weekend , planned space for parking is not sufficient. Overall maintanance could be better for such revenue being generated here.

Simple track of max 30min n it was fantastic view of caves during rains. Strong suggestion : although four wheeler parking is available towards uphill but avoid it - better to park in area below hill as road get totally jammed by many vehicles n than vehicles start rolling down its vertical high.

One the ancient structure remained in Western ghats of India which displays Buddhist ideology and their love for architecture in caves. This might be one of the scenic tourist attraction couple of decades ago. The climb by stairs was pleasant and easy affair. There is a beautiful waterfall just before the caves. Gladly it's out of reach of people. But it's now marred by shops set on both sides of stairs and their encroachment extending till middle of steps. There is entrance fee for caves of Rs. 50 per person along with parking fee and entrance fee looted by villagers. As the case with all other historically important sites, this one also is poorly maintained. No informative signages, no direction boards anywhere. Our fellow countrymen have successfully carried out their responsibility of dirtying the place with all kinds of litter. Washrooms in parking are filthy.

Karla Caves is a captivating blend of history and nature. The ancient rock-cut caves boast impressive architecture and intricate sculptures that offer a glimpse into India's rich cultural heritage. The serene surroundings enhance the experience, making it a tranquil escape. While the caves are relatively small, the historical significance and scenic beauty make it a worthwhile visit for those seeking a brief yet enriching exploration. To reach here you have to climb a few stair (300around) going through the local markets and have to buy entry tickets. Indian:25rs Foreigners:300rs

The caves are a good visit. There are 2 parts to it. The first one is a large tall cave with a lot of pillars inside. The pillars have sculptures on top. There are a few inscriptions too. I did not visit the temple so cant comment on that. The second cave has one section you can visit.

I had visited this wonderfull place with my family recently. It was not on weekend though little bit crowded. In my opinion winter or rainy season is the best time to visit those caves and to enjoy the sceneric view in front of the caves. There is a must visit temple of Ekveera devi. You do not have to wait for tickets in ticket counter also, they have their own site to purchase it. Ticket fee is 20/- for Indians.

Top view is very good. But if you decide to go by stairs then consider alteast 30mins of time. Not much to see in caves. They have temple on top so that is good. Its a good place for devotees.

The caves are a good visit. There are 2 parts to it. The first one is a large tall cave with a lot of pillars inside. The pillars have sculptures on top. There are a few inscriptions too. I did not visit the temple so cant comment on that. The second cave has one section you can visit. It has stairs which lead to a second level with multiple rooms with bed like sections carved out. Parking is available in multiple lots along the road to the start of the steps. Parking is not supervised so you have to drive around a bit to find a spot nearer to the steps. You have to climb the steps a bit to reach the caves. It’s a bit difficult if you have toddlers with you. There are a lot of shops offering refreshments along the way so you can take small breaks.

Amazing caves and scale of the structure. Walk is about 100 plus steps leading to a temple and the caves. The whole complex is not open for viewing. Also along the way spectacular views of the valley

Very beautiful architecture and is also preserved really well. But they should do something about the line to go for darshana as it took us almost 2 hrs just to get inside the temple where it took 1 more hr of waiting for the Darshan. As it is situated near the cliff there is direct sunlight falling on the people standing in line.

Karla Caves is a historic place, You can visit this place while on the way to Lonavala—a beautiful structure created by a group of ancient Buddhists. Refer uploaded image for a detailed history of this place. These caves were built by Buddhist monks and used for meditation and worship... This place is open throughout the year during the day. You have to climb a lot of stone stairs, which takes around half an hour. On the way, you will find a lot of food, juice, and water stalls. This cave is divided into two parts, one is the main cave, which has a large hall with beautiful stone and pillar construction, and another is a place where monks stay… One more thing is that the Aai Ekvira mandir is there, which is exactly beside the caves. Generally, a lot of crowds are there to visit this temple. One can visit this temple when coming for these caves…. @ Ticket - Entry ticket of 25Rs per person and for kids, it's free. Shoes are not allowed inside the main caves… @ Parking – Paid parking is available at the bottom of the hill. 50Rs per car and for Byke, its free... Overall, very good experience and a must-visit place … Aai Ekvire Temple and Caves both….

Very beautiful lake... You can book any camping spot there... All are better... The view and atmosphere of place is very fantastic... You can spend your day there with your friends and family... In any season, you can go there... Very good place...❤️👍🏻

If you are looking for a peaceful and scenic place to relax and enjoy the outdoors, Pawana Lake is a great option. There are plenty of activities to keep you busy, and you are sure to have a memorable experience.

Awesome place to enjoy the new year, year end celebration with family, friends, kids, elders and colleagues. The camping, bonfires, tents, food arrangements everything are organised by the organisers. The lake views, sunset and sunrise views are so good and so fulfilling. Best time with love ones and togetherness.

> I really had no clue that Pawna would be so nice to have a look at. > This was my first time visiting Pawna and I am stunned at how clear and blue the water is. 😍 > We saw it while our way to and fro to our campsite and the water looks more like the water in Malvan (I said what I said) 🤭 > We weren't allowed to swim and all in the water, which I understand but there was a floating thing kept on which we could walk and get close to the water. > I couldn't take much pictures it but this is what I have at the moment. #Iamlocalguide #vxibhxvi #lifeandleisuredotcom

The lake and its surrounding area is a veritable nature lover’s paradise; a beautiful lake, green pastures and farmlands, gently rolling hills and a number of ancient forts complete the picturesque scene around the dam.

I visited this place and this is amazing place... You will get multiple option for camping and other games just besides of lake..highly recommend for overnight camping with friends or partner . Amazing view in evening.. I just loved this place..

The views at the lake were serene and spectacular. The hills, water and greenery make it a very scenic destination and a perfect background to get your pictures clicked. We tried boating here as well. They charged 200 rupees per person but the duration on the boat was just around 45 seconds which was very less.

Nice place for hangout. Boating and camping activities available. Nice resorts for a night stay.

Really beautiful place.. Thought it was a bit overrated before I went there. But the bike ride circumferencing the lake was amazing. And the serenity speaks for itself.

It's a clean and beautiful lake, loved this place. The atmosphere is very pleasant and enchanting. Sunrise and sunset are amazing.

I had always heard a lot of good things about Pawna Lake and the main attraction it's famous for is camping. A few of my friends have gone camping during Rainy and Winters as it’s the best time and you to explore the beauty of the Lake. There were several camping sites, but it's best to book it online and make a reservation beforehand to avoid booking issues. I would plan a trip with my friends for camping and I am sure it will be great.

This is perfect spot to hangout with your friends and family!! I went there with my ladies gang in the month of December in the year 2021. We enjoyed every bit of it. There was a DJ night planned, we danced our hearts out. It was totally relaxing break!!

Best place for camping My family enjoy very well Food is also good We enjoying, dance,food, camping, cricket, sunsets,and many other things Don't miss this opportunity. Recommendations - do camping in rainy season and winter season ( not in summer) you can't live in camp.

This is the perfect spot to hang out with your friends and family! It’s very peaceful, and you get to see an amazing scenic view. They charge a parking fee of Rs 100.

Enchanting I would say. A lazy location with a spectacular tranquil lake with crystal clear water surrounded by nature's abundant beauty. Very scenic ghat road leading to the lake from lonavala. Ideal place for a short ride or drive from Mumbai or Pune. If you are a camping enthusiast then it's a must visit for an overnight stay, quite a few reasonably priced well maintained camping sites options are available.

Visit in evening hours, you will enjoy the sun set. Very beautiful place. Must visit.

Worst place to visit in Lonavala. There's nothing to see or enjoy. If you're living in a nearby area then you can come here for timepass. They will charge 50 for parking at a distance and 100 for near the lake. If you want to take photos just view the photos I have posted. Not recommended at all.

Pawana Lake is a tranquil escape nestled amidst the scenic beauty of nature. The serene waters surrounded by lush hills create a picturesque setting, offering a perfect retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. Boating on the lake provides a peaceful experience with breathtaking views. The calming atmosphere, especially during sunset, is simply mesmerizing. Whether you're looking for a quiet day of relaxation or an adventurous camping experience along the lakeshore, Pawana Lake is a haven for nature enthusiasts. It's an idyllic destination that captivates with its beauty and tranquility, making every moment spent there a memorable one.

My visit to Pawna Lake near Lonavala, Maharashtra, was truly captivating. Surrounded by the majestic Sahyadri mountain ranges, the lake offered a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The picturesque views were nothing short of breathtaking, making it an ideal destination for anyone seeking tranquility. However, it's worth noting that the lake has gained popularity over the years, leading to a noticeable influx of tourists during peak seasons. Despite the crowds, the natural beauty of Pawna Lake remained undeniably mesmerizing, leaving a lasting impression on me as a nature enthusiast. Roads could have been better Cafes are much expensive. Overall My experience at Pawna Lake was nothing short of exceptional, primarily due to its pristine waters that exuded purity. Unlike many other lakes that often show signs of pollution or debris, Pawna stood out with its crystal-clear waters that reflected the surrounding natural beauty flawlessly. This purity not only added to the aesthetic appeal but also emitted a positive vibe and feeling. There's an innate sense of calmness and rejuvenation that one feels when surrounded by such untouched beauty. The absence of dirt or pollutants heightened the overall experience, allowing visitors like me to immerse ourselves fully in the serenity of the surroundings.

If you’re a nature lover you shall visit this place once, lots of guys are arranging tents ⛺️ here very well with decent rates for a nights stay with all facilities. Very nice place surrounded by Pawna Lake, visited in December weather was good - chilled - you can feel it just after sun goes down.

We visited the dam on a weekday morning and had a fantastic time. You actually have to walk through 1-2 feet of water at places before you finally reach the dam. Weekends are crowded and traffic is brutal to get in and out. It was raining so it was a lot of fun. Sitting on the steps with strong water flowing around you was a great experience. Having hot tea and snacks there was nice. Tips: 1. Do not go on Saturday or Sunday as it is really crowded and crazy traffic. 2. This is awesome during monsoons.

A fantastic place to go on weekdays. The weekend is so crowded that there will be no space to enjoy. Flow of water is best and the dam is currently overflowing.

Bhushi dam A must visit place in lonavala during mansoon season. It is located 6km from lonavala, near the Lonavala- Amby Valley City Road. U can reach here from lonavla by taxi, auto or your own Bike or car (private parking spaces are available, but price thoda jatha hei) Since it is a reservoir it will only open during mansoon season (June-aug). Something may close if there is heavy flow. Toilet and dress changing rooms are available (paid) Cloak room not available Must try : corn pakoda, Masala tea, Maggie, Stay : Rooms available

When you come to lonavala this is one of the places that you shouldn't miss. I won't say that it's a very good place for clicking photos as normally it is very crowded . People come here in great numbers and at peak times it almost becomes a rally where you don't have much space.

Although I didn't visit during the monsoon time, but the experience was very different from the monsoon time. We were able to explore the other side of Bhushi Dam, which was so mesmerising 💜

Great place to visit during weekends for relaxing near the dam. the maintenance of this place is not being done properly is the reason you can see lots of garbage when you walk towards the dam. Best time is mansoon. We visited during winter... Water level is medium. Avoid visit during summer.

Very good place and water fall of back water with friends and family.. but it is quite dangerous while the water level increases and crowded.. I advise not to go while the rain is heavy you can enjoy it from a distance also and also some other points are there to visite and enjoy

Loved it. Don't expect to see some big dam. It's kind of a small waterfall more than a dam. A little walk and u will reach the main point and u can simply have fun. Better go with waterproof shoes and sandals or just flipflops. U will have to walk through little water, so not to bring ur expensive sneakers with you.

It's good bat it's not have a big size This dam is better to weakened cellibration but not best option.

Amazing place to visit in monsoon Located around 7 km from lonavala on highway towards ambey Valley You can go there by taxi or auto Vehicles has to be parked in parking and then it's a walk of 10 minutes. Walk way towards dam is having puddles, mud and wobly road but once you reach there experience is awesome. Wear dry fit shorts and t shirts, carry raincoat or umbrella. Most importantly carry rain friendly foot wear. Rain protective Mobile cover is must. There are places for changing rooms and storage(chargeable) Once u reach Dam the experience of water flowing with force on steps is breathtaking to see and amazing to experience. Sip a cup of coffee on steps. Do enjoy bhutta, Maggie or pakoras there.. stay time usually is around 1 hour. Not to miss especially in monsoon

It’s a good place to visit with friends and family during the rainy season but, there’s a lot of crowd and traffic on weekends you would rather prefer going on a weekday where there’s almost no one and like your private dam. Secondly, during off season, it’s very peaceful.

Bhushi dam is one of the popular tourist spot . There are steps on dam wall wherein water overflows during monsoons . There are ample paid parking lots nearby. There are food stalls offering corn , bhajji , tea , etc on the walkway to bhushi dam. The walkway is submerged in knee deep waters during peak monsoon making it difficult for elders to walk through . You will get slippers on rent in stalls. Also paid washrooms and changing rooms .

Bhusi Dam is the main and the most attraction point in Lonavala, this dam is built on the small rivers 🏞 falling from the mountain, around the dam is the most attractive nature like mountain🌄, waterfall⛲️, forest🌳 and sky🌌 which attracts love💚 and soil absorb the pain of our soul. Steps has been constructed on the water release point to release the water💧 from the dam. the Dam water passes through this steps it's like water falling from litter mountain and this flowing water💧 meets🤝 the Lonavala Lake. Tourists walk with great excitement🤗 from the parking🅿️ site in this flowing water to reach the foot of the dam and there is also a footpath to reach the dam from the banks of the flowing water. People enjoy 🛁bathing / shower🚿 on the steps of this dam while partners share the feelings of this wonderful experience with each other. Reach to Destination📍📍 Do visit this place🛐 while visiting Lonavala, take a rickshaw or private taxi from Lonavala station🚉 and if you have your own vehicle then it's well and good. On the way from Lonavala Station to Bhusi Dam there are McDonald's and Domino's Pizza 🍕 outlets, a good option to have breakfast 😋 or lunch 😋 as per choice, after breakfast or lunch on the way to Bhusi Dam there is Lonavala Lake Dam on the way. The road 🛣 to Bhusi Dam passes from the main gate of the Lonavala Lake dam, making it a beautiful spot for a scenic phonographic. And then proceed from there, there will be a RAIN waterfall⛲️, there is a shower🚿 like waterfall you can take a natural shower🚿 there and enjoy the water falling in nature and then after trekking a little distance📍 from there you will reach Hanuman hill, The view of nature🌳 show is very good look from this point, take some photos📸 here, breathe nature and flow of water and then do some trekking🧗‍♂️ to reach Dabole Falls where enjoy with nature and partner. Spend a maximum of 1.5 hours for this whole activity and travel and then go back to Bhusi Dam Road and continue the journey for 3 km to reach Bhusi Dam Parking by vehicle. finally reach Bhusi dam paid parking 50 rupees charge for two vehicle, park vehicle here and walk 200 to 300 miter to reach Bhusi dam and enjoy full excitement moment of nature breath soul.

Very Beautiful dam and people enjoy a lot being there. but its always very crowded, as it is one of the main tourist attraction in Lonavala and easily accesaible. Not for aged people and kids. 5 ☆ for place and views ...

Bhushi Dam is one of main attraction of lonavala. I visited this dam in mid-winter days. I was impressed with the scenic beauty of this dam surrounded by greenery in even winter also. This place is more attractive in rainy season.

People would definitely fall in love with this place, there is no entrance fee here, but there is a parking fee. Always carry a extra pair of clothes and as well as a good rain coat while visiting this place, as it will be most likely to rain always and you will obviously get wet after getting into the water. Put on some good shoes which doesn't absorb much water or else you will end up with wet foot all over the day. I would recommend to carry a pair of sandals and as well as a pair of socks, to change as per the need. The overall experience would be awesome, don't miss it!!!

Very nice one, rain season more beautiful than other.

One of the most popular tourist spots. The best time to visit is during the monsoon season, though it can get crowded during peak season. In the off season, the area is generally dry and stony, although there is still plenty of water in the dam. It has a nice site, but not as much as the monsoons.

A very beautiful place. Barely 1km walk. There is no trek as there are stairs to walk. It is a very quite place where you can meditate and feel refreshed. Entry fees is only ₹25. Buddhish Heritage and architecture can be seen. There is no food or water stall so do take a bottle of water if necessary. Also, a request to all to not ruin the heritage by writing on the caves or littering.

These buddhist caves are magnificent piece of art created 1500-2000 years back. They have very creative carvings which are beautiful. Went here for a cleanliness drive arranged by our university but the caves were so clean and well-maintained that we literally did no sort of cleaning on the drive. Avoid going in peak summers, rocks get very hot! And during monsoon this place becomes lush green and you will get to see waterfalls around. Maximum time you'll need is 1-2 hours to cover all the caves. There was a monk there who told us the historical background and interesting stories related to the caves.

Just one time visit place. The caves looks very nice and the carvings are very beautiful. I visited during the summer season so NO water falls. The securities will restrict to go upper part of the caves cause chances of falling down. Just next to it LOHAGHAD is there, can visit along. Lohaghad is a bit adventurous hiking.

Such a great experience. You will find out how the india was ahead of all countries in that period. Caves for mediation, meetings, underground water and lot of things. If someone want to experience peace in this busy world that place is meant for it.

This place has various caves and ancient walls beautiful structured.entry fees is 25 rs for adults and child below 3 years is free.till base vehicles can be brought but to reach the place there are big steps.on an average it takes around 45 mins to reach the top.the steps are wide enough and safe in monsoon.the distance between 2 steps is much which may make you feel tired while climbing the view from the top is very awesome.it is a one time visit. archeological wise it was very good for people who interests it. There is a small waterfall view in the end visible in monsoons but it is fenced every where . photography has an extra charge. You can visit morning as no light facilities are there inside and some of the caves stink a lot so be careful.worth enjoying the view after the climb.

Bhaja caves are another caves near Lonavala. The caves are well preserved and there is an entry ticket to visit the caves. This caves are Buddhist caves and lots of tombs inside the caves. Guards are everywhere to monitor the visitors movements as some portions are risky to climb. Have a look at the pictures to get the perception of the caves. The best season to visit is just after the monsoon. In summers it will be terrific with heat. We went a week ago and it was super hot and got dehydrated.

Bhaje Buddhist Caves are situated in Maval Lonavala. Timing is 8am to 6 pm. It will take almost 30 minutes to climb up through steps from ticket counter to top. Nice experience, good place to visit in weekdays. Recommended during monsoon in weekends. Because Weekends have lots of crowd, but you will enjoy. Entry ticket for Adults- 25₹ Entry ticket for Kids - Nil

There's a 15-20 minutes trek. There are stairs to climb so you don't need to worry about it. There are beautiful monuments upside. The ticket fare is 25/-rs per person. If you're visiting in monsoon you'll able to enjoy two beautiful waterfalls upside.

This place is atop the hill. Have to take se extra stairs but the view is awesome once you see the meditation hall. You can see some inscription. ASI takes care of this caves, I would suggest them to enlighten more about the inscriptions over there and it's meaning. Also the place is not well maintained. It looks like some portion of the cave may give up on a heavy storm. So take care when you enter few caves. Buddhism is everywhere in India. You just have to dug up the soil and you will find a buddha statue.

This is an old Buddhist cave dated centuries back.. it’s a climb of about 20-30 mins .. steps in the beginning are good but later it gets a bit difficult and tiring as it’s quite steep. Not meant for senior citizens or heart patients. If u like history and have interest you must visit. , though the place isn’t well maintained. Some parts have fallen while others seem to be recently made.. It’s worth the trek once u reach on top.. it gives a good view. Dosent have washrooms on the top so pls make sure if ladies or children are accompanying they are well taken care off before hand.

Amazing place. Heritage of Buddhist culture. Need to climb around 150 to 200 steps and steps are bit steep. In monsoon the route to caves is very scenic with blue skies above, foggy environment, rains in between, lovely waterfalls and monsoon clouds with white streaks. Entry fee of 25 rs to be paid for entry. It's a preserved site and no food or water facilities at top so keep that in mind. The worship place chaitya and stupas are superb. Enjoy the waterfalls too

Hardly 200 steps walk from base. Went there on the weekend. No real crowd. I would suggest you reach by 9 in summer to avoid harsh sun. Roadside parking was available when we went. The view is nice from the top. The place is well maintained. I wish there was more information available about caves in written or audio format. The ticket fee was nominal. We had to buy tickets online as electricity was not there in the ticket booking office.

It’s a Buddhist cave situated at the hills. I was beautiful and very old but the stairs that you need to climb are so difficult. You can find small rooms type structures; the main area has wooden work all over. There is an entry charge, and the caves are closed at 5.30PM. It’s way too hot on the way it's better to go there in the morning or during the evening. You can carry water as you will feel very dehydrated.

Loved the serenity and peace of this place.. This is a protected monuments dating back to 2nd century.. 20 min trek to Cave is a wonderful experience especially on a rainy day There are several waterfalls on the way Ticket per person ₹25 Timings - till evening 5.30 pm

Bhaja Caves is a magnificent marvel, showcasing the art of rock-cut architecture. The main halls and meditation rooms carved out of rocks create a serene atmosphere for visitors. The presence of a nearby waterfall adds to the beauty of the surroundings, making it a picturesque spot. The entry fee of Rs. 25 is reasonable, and the option to purchase tickets both offline and online offers flexibility to visitors. The site opens at 9.00, and the security personnel are helpful, recommending online ticket purchase for early access to the location. This thoughtful suggestion ensures a smooth and enjoyable experience for visitors. Moreover, being on the way to Lohgad Fort, Bhaja Caves become a must-visit attraction for those exploring the historical treasures of the region. With a convenient 90 to 120 minutes drive from Pune, Bhaja Caves is an ideal destination for a day trip full of cultural and natural delights.

On the way to lohagad fort, roughly 35) steps up and down. Buddhist tombs and big caves formation. Beside there is waterfall , which will be seen only during mansoon. Entry fee is 25 for Indian and 300 for foreign.

Moderate Trek, it took us 20-30 minutes & good amount of effort to climb up to the caves. Entry fee for caves - 25 per person for Indian national. Please keep cash, they do not accept UPI or Card payment. Peaceful caves, buddhist remains. Mesmerizing views from the top, will make you fall in love with the views. There is a Buddhist shrine as well. And at the end, you will be able to witness the beauty of waterfall as well. You can get a lot of pictures clicked. Good place to visit for couples, families and friends.

Bhaje Caves provide a captivating journey into ancient Buddhist meditation sites. The architectural marvel of these caves, nestled in serene surroundings, reflects the contemplative spirit of the monks who once sought solace here. The intricate carvings and well-preserved stupas transport visitors to a bygone era, fostering a deep sense of cultural immersion. The ambiance is serene, fostering a profound connection with history and spirituality. The caves offer a peaceful retreat, inviting introspection amidst stunning rock-cut structures. A visit to Bhaje Caves is a soul-enriching experience, where history and tranquility converge seamlessly, leaving an indelible impression of India's spiritual heritage.

If you like historical places then this place is a must visit. The Buddhist caves are maintained by ASI. Be prepared to climb a lot of steep stairs to reach here.

Carved into the cliffs above Pune, the Bhaja Caves offer a fascinating glimpse into ancient India. With 300 steps leading up to the caves, the climb itself is a bit of a workout, but the views and historical significance are well worth the effort. Dating back to 200 BC, the caves were once home to Buddhist monks and traders. Inside, you'll find intricate carvings, sculptures, and stupas (Buddhist reliquary monuments) that tell stories of the past.

This historical cave built by monks in the 2nd century is a fascinating testament to ancient craftsmanship and religious devotion. The intricate carvings, architectural details, and overall design showcase the skill and dedication of the monks who constructed it. The cave provides valuable insights into the religious practices and lifestyles of that time, making it a noteworthy site for both historians and enthusiasts of ancient cultures.

Bhaja caves offer a captivating journey into history with ancient rock-cut caves dating back to the 2nd century BCE. But you have to climb the hill first for like 15 minutes. This place has a ticket of ₹25 per person. There is not too much to see at this place and some of the parts of it are closed as it is in maintenance. You only find small small rooms which are carved and created inside a big rock of a mountain.

Bhaje Caves: A Mesmerizing Journey into Ancient Splendor Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nestled in the hills near Lonavala, the Bhaje Caves stand as a testament to the rich cultural heritage and architectural brilliance of ancient India. My recent visit to these caves left me awe-inspired, as I embarked on a journey through time, exploring the intricate carvings and serene surroundings. The approach to the Bhaje Caves involves a scenic trek that adds to the overall allure of the site. As I ascended the steps, the lush greenery and panoramic views of the surrounding hills created a sense of anticipation for the archaeological wonders that awaited. Upon reaching the caves, I was greeted by a series of beautifully crafted rock-cut structures, each more captivating than the last. The precision and artistry of the sculptures, dating back to the 2nd century BCE, left me marveling at the craftsmanship of the ancient artisans. The attention to detail in the reliefs and carvings depicted scenes from Buddhist mythology, providing a glimpse into the cultural and religious practices of the time. The main chaitya hall, adorned with a magnificent stupa, is the centerpiece of Bhaje Caves. The play of light and shadow on the intricately carved pillars and ceilings creates a mystical ambiance, enhancing the spiritual aura of the cave. One of the most remarkable features of Bhaje Caves is the beautifully preserved wooden beams in the chaitya hall. These ancient wooden supports are a rare find and add a layer of historical significance to the site. The overall maintenance and conservation efforts at Bhaje Caves are commendable, with informative signages and guided tours available for visitors. The site exudes a peaceful ambiance, making it an ideal spot for both history enthusiasts and those seeking a tranquil retreat. In conclusion, Bhaje Caves is a hidden gem that transports visitors to a bygone era. The harmonious blend of nature and ancient architecture makes it a must-visit destination. Whether you're a history buff, an architecture aficionado, or simply someone seeking a cultural excursion, Bhaje Caves promises an enriching and captivating experience. Happy exploring! Kapilkumar🫶

It feels awesome, It's really worth seeing if you have never visited any wax museum before. The museum has huge collection of wax art of celebrities and great leaders. They have around 50 plus wax statues,Located near city center Lonavala, paid parking in the basement, parking costs Bikes 10 and car 50.The Ticket cost is 200 per person

During my Lonavala trip in January 2021 I had visited Sunil's Celebrity Wax Museum with my granddaughter. It is lovely place for kids and art lover students. There are wax statues of great eminent personalities of world in this Wax Museum. Here you can also see wax statues of India's freedom fighters, politicians, sport persons, singers and film artiest. Entry fee is Rs.300/- per adult for kids Rs.150/-. It is awesome place, must visit with family & kids. Out side the museum many things for amusement of kids. Car parking is available.

Some statues are so realistic.... You won't believe it is not a real person..... Some are not very good.... Overall nice place.... A bit overpriced for the things.... But it took a lot of effort to make these statues.... So its ok.... But worth one visit only...

It feels awesome. The small detailing of the artist gives life to statue. Many times you ll feel that that's not statue, it's real. From eyebro to hairs on fingers, hands and every small detailing looks real. Great work. Place worth visit.

Some statues are very realistic. I appreciate the work of the artist. My uncle and aunt really had a good time Average time spent - 15 to 20 minutes Tickets 200rs per person

I have visited this Museum long back. Posted this review bit late after 11+ years. These photos were taken in 2012 that's why the pixel quality might not be good. I have visited this Museum with my parents at that time, the experience was quite awesome. This was the first wax museum which i had saw so there was not much information to compare with other Museum. Infrastructure was good. Statue condition and Detailing done was Great. You could visit once the witness the skill of this Artist. Overall Experience was Great...

Best place for visit with kids & family.. Ticket Combo are available affordable 👌 400 & 500 Well arrange + well made wax models of celebrity .. They really look real ..... Parking Available at 100/- Negative point:- the place name is s... celebrity w..museum ..but they place some non celebrity like Saddam Hussein + more I think he was not a celebrity thats only make negative impact . Owner can look after it . Over all best.....

It was really great. Especially for children, we would be able to tell the tails of story about each person's statue. There are some which looks absolutely awesome. Sometimes you might get confised between a human being and statue while you roam around. The only reason I gave 4 stars is because some of the statues are not matching at all. May be Sunil created them in his early stages like rajini robo, daggubati raana, etc. But overall it was fun and great experience. Kids will absolutely love them.

Interesting place with amazingly accurate, life-sized, hyper-realistic sculptures of famous Indian & international personalities. All sculptures are marvels of artistry & creative skill. Definitely a place which will entertain and amuse kids & adults alike!

I enjoyed the time I spend watching the wax statues. My daughter loved the chota Rheem and family.But I will appreciate if Rabindranath Tagore's statue was there

Good attempt with the wax statues. My kids were happy clicking pics with them.. the ticket cost is 300/- per person.If u have time pls do visit and support the people.

Its a good indigenous effort by the artist to acquaint and provide us an experience of Wax statues. There are currently around 90+ wax statues exhibited. Some of the Wax statues viz, Anna Hazare sitting posture, Prakash Raj(actor) looks extremely real. While some in contrast does not meet the expectations, few even look like dummies. Staff is cooperative. Overall it is a good place to visit and experience this form of art.

There seems to be many wax museums in and around Lonavala. This is one of them and we were not sure that we visited the best in the area in terms of upkeep of the place, variety, and information. This is located inside a mall of sorts inside which there are other similar shops, such as planetarium, 4D/6D/8D movie kiosk, mirror maze and other such places are also located. The ticket counter sells combo tickets which are a bit expensive for the value that they are offering. The wax museum itself is not in the best of upkeep. Only 20-30% wax statues can boast of a good resemblance to the intended celebrity. The information about the celebrity is non-existent. Even the clothes of the some statues were frayed and shabby. Anyway, it is one of those places in the tourist place where you go just because you need to tick one box and the kids need something to do. It could have been much better but don't expect much from it in the current condition. P.S. The owner/founder of the museum seems to be in love with himself just for being in the company of some celebrities. His photos and videos are all over the place.

Worth one visit. We visited in weekend There was no crowd. Some wax statues are very realistic. Sime not so. Ticket was ₹200. Kids above age of 5, need full ticket.

You would definitely enjoy the experience by visiting the Sunil's Celebrity Wax Museum. You'll love to take pictures with your role models, favorite actors, politicians, musicians etc. Entry fee is Rupees 200, which is minimal and worth every penny. Don't miss the chance to visit this beautiful place, if you have ever been to Lonavala.

Very nice and entertaining place for the whole family. Some of the wax sculptures look surprisingly real, just like if they were staring at you! The details are amazing. Many important figures of India are presented plus some international ones too. Lots of fun, recommended.

We visited the dam on a weekday morning and had a fantastic time. You actually have to walk through 1-2 feet of water at places before you finally reach the dam. Weekends are crowded and traffic is brutal to get in and out. It was raining so it was a lot of fun. Sitting on the steps with strong water flowing around you was a great experience. Having hot tea and snacks there was nice. Tips: 1. Do not go on Saturday or Sunday as it is really crowded and crazy traffic. 2. This is awesome during monsoons.

A fantastic place to go on weekdays. The weekend is so crowded that there will be no space to enjoy. Flow of water is best and the dam is currently overflowing.

Bhushi dam A must visit place in lonavala during mansoon season. It is located 6km from lonavala, near the Lonavala- Amby Valley City Road. U can reach here from lonavla by taxi, auto or your own Bike or car (private parking spaces are available, but price thoda jatha hei) Since it is a reservoir it will only open during mansoon season (June-aug). Something may close if there is heavy flow. Toilet and dress changing rooms are available (paid) Cloak room not available Must try : corn pakoda, Masala tea, Maggie, Stay : Rooms available

When you come to lonavala this is one of the places that you shouldn't miss. I won't say that it's a very good place for clicking photos as normally it is very crowded . People come here in great numbers and at peak times it almost becomes a rally where you don't have much space.

Although I didn't visit during the monsoon time, but the experience was very different from the monsoon time. We were able to explore the other side of Bhushi Dam, which was so mesmerising 💜

Great place to visit during weekends for relaxing near the dam. the maintenance of this place is not being done properly is the reason you can see lots of garbage when you walk towards the dam. Best time is mansoon. We visited during winter... Water level is medium. Avoid visit during summer.

Very good place and water fall of back water with friends and family.. but it is quite dangerous while the water level increases and crowded.. I advise not to go while the rain is heavy you can enjoy it from a distance also and also some other points are there to visite and enjoy

Loved it. Don't expect to see some big dam. It's kind of a small waterfall more than a dam. A little walk and u will reach the main point and u can simply have fun. Better go with waterproof shoes and sandals or just flipflops. U will have to walk through little water, so not to bring ur expensive sneakers with you.

It's good bat it's not have a big size This dam is better to weakened cellibration but not best option.

Amazing place to visit in monsoon Located around 7 km from lonavala on highway towards ambey Valley You can go there by taxi or auto Vehicles has to be parked in parking and then it's a walk of 10 minutes. Walk way towards dam is having puddles, mud and wobly road but once you reach there experience is awesome. Wear dry fit shorts and t shirts, carry raincoat or umbrella. Most importantly carry rain friendly foot wear. Rain protective Mobile cover is must. There are places for changing rooms and storage(chargeable) Once u reach Dam the experience of water flowing with force on steps is breathtaking to see and amazing to experience. Sip a cup of coffee on steps. Do enjoy bhutta, Maggie or pakoras there.. stay time usually is around 1 hour. Not to miss especially in monsoon

It’s a good place to visit with friends and family during the rainy season but, there’s a lot of crowd and traffic on weekends you would rather prefer going on a weekday where there’s almost no one and like your private dam. Secondly, during off season, it’s very peaceful.

Bhushi dam is one of the popular tourist spot . There are steps on dam wall wherein water overflows during monsoons . There are ample paid parking lots nearby. There are food stalls offering corn , bhajji , tea , etc on the walkway to bhushi dam. The walkway is submerged in knee deep waters during peak monsoon making it difficult for elders to walk through . You will get slippers on rent in stalls. Also paid washrooms and changing rooms .

Bhusi Dam is the main and the most attraction point in Lonavala, this dam is built on the small rivers 🏞 falling from the mountain, around the dam is the most attractive nature like mountain🌄, waterfall⛲️, forest🌳 and sky🌌 which attracts love💚 and soil absorb the pain of our soul. Steps has been constructed on the water release point to release the water💧 from the dam. the Dam water passes through this steps it's like water falling from litter mountain and this flowing water💧 meets🤝 the Lonavala Lake. Tourists walk with great excitement🤗 from the parking🅿️ site in this flowing water to reach the foot of the dam and there is also a footpath to reach the dam from the banks of the flowing water. People enjoy 🛁bathing / shower🚿 on the steps of this dam while partners share the feelings of this wonderful experience with each other. Reach to Destination📍📍 Do visit this place🛐 while visiting Lonavala, take a rickshaw or private taxi from Lonavala station🚉 and if you have your own vehicle then it's well and good. On the way from Lonavala Station to Bhusi Dam there are McDonald's and Domino's Pizza 🍕 outlets, a good option to have breakfast 😋 or lunch 😋 as per choice, after breakfast or lunch on the way to Bhusi Dam there is Lonavala Lake Dam on the way. The road 🛣 to Bhusi Dam passes from the main gate of the Lonavala Lake dam, making it a beautiful spot for a scenic phonographic. And then proceed from there, there will be a RAIN waterfall⛲️, there is a shower🚿 like waterfall you can take a natural shower🚿 there and enjoy the water falling in nature and then after trekking a little distance📍 from there you will reach Hanuman hill, The view of nature🌳 show is very good look from this point, take some photos📸 here, breathe nature and flow of water and then do some trekking🧗‍♂️ to reach Dabole Falls where enjoy with nature and partner. Spend a maximum of 1.5 hours for this whole activity and travel and then go back to Bhusi Dam Road and continue the journey for 3 km to reach Bhusi Dam Parking by vehicle. finally reach Bhusi dam paid parking 50 rupees charge for two vehicle, park vehicle here and walk 200 to 300 miter to reach Bhusi dam and enjoy full excitement moment of nature breath soul.

Very Beautiful dam and people enjoy a lot being there. but its always very crowded, as it is one of the main tourist attraction in Lonavala and easily accesaible. Not for aged people and kids. 5 ☆ for place and views ...

Bhushi Dam is one of main attraction of lonavala. I visited this dam in mid-winter days. I was impressed with the scenic beauty of this dam surrounded by greenery in even winter also. This place is more attractive in rainy season.

People would definitely fall in love with this place, there is no entrance fee here, but there is a parking fee. Always carry a extra pair of clothes and as well as a good rain coat while visiting this place, as it will be most likely to rain always and you will obviously get wet after getting into the water. Put on some good shoes which doesn't absorb much water or else you will end up with wet foot all over the day. I would recommend to carry a pair of sandals and as well as a pair of socks, to change as per the need. The overall experience would be awesome, don't miss it!!!

Very nice one, rain season more beautiful than other.

One of the most popular tourist spots. The best time to visit is during the monsoon season, though it can get crowded during peak season. In the off season, the area is generally dry and stony, although there is still plenty of water in the dam. It has a nice site, but not as much as the monsoons.

Peace is the only word which better describes this place. Nicely managed and well maintained premise. Ample parking space available. A small playground for kids to enjoy ( though you will find adults also using it 🤠) Food is also served on chargeable basis and the quality of food is very good and hygiene is maintained. Must visit.

Divine place to visit,the place is the cleanest ever temples I visited. Nicely maintained. Enough parking space, children play area, wheel chair accessible. Food simple yet tasty. Need to collect coupons in advance. Has strict timing. Stay available at different rates for weekends and weekdays, haven't tried but enquired about it. Accessible from railway station and old/new Mumbai to Pune Highway. Must Visit reasons- Divine experience Cleanliness Organized Gaushala No onion garlic food Ample parking

Absolutely clean and beautiful temple. The breakfast is as well good. You need to be present early in morning at around 7 45 am to get the breakfast. The breakfast included Poha, Cutlet, bread butter, uttapam, tea, coffee, milk.

Very nice place to visit with family. Rooms are clean and spacious. Need to book rooms well in advance as room charges are very reasonable. They serve breakfast lunch and dinner at additional charges. 85 for breakfast and 150 for lunch or dinner. Breakfast lunch and dinner is unlimited. This place has temple and goshala. Outsiders can also eat at canteen after buying coupen. Canteen has fixed timing so check the same before buying coupen.

What a beautiful and holy place. Its a hindu temple. Very well managed. Clean. Parking space available at free of charge in the premise of temple. It has Goshala. Washrooms available. Washrooms were super clean. Rooms available at the counter. Dinner, breakfast and food available. Good service. Located near to the main road.

Clean & good infrastructure of building Here you can also get rooms for stay & Gujarati Foods perhaps.. The lunch meal was mouth watering 😋 🤤 tasty approx ₹150-250 unlimited.. The maintenance & caring of trees & cows are taken by goodness.. Here you can take the blessings of lord Vishnu Narayan.. Parking Available And a garden for Kids..

It's a wonderful place. Visited to attend my best friend's wedding. The temple inside the complex gives a very soothing ambience. Very well managed and humble staff. Perfect for a big wedding plan. Accomodation for nearly 200 people.

Quiet and pleasant devotional place to visit. It’s quite a huge temple, you are allowed to capture pictures of deities or the temple, however there is a disclaimer stating to not click selfies. The temple is closed in the afternoon so do check timings while planning your visit. Apart from the temple, there’s a small playground for kids, rooms for devotees in case they plan on staying there, free of cost shoe storage area, plus few small shops just beside temple stairs where you can buy souvenirs as well as offering for the temple deities. The shop though has decent collection the prices are fixed so avoid bargaining in the first place. you can take an auto rickshaw where the rider can request anywhere between 80-120, it will depend on your bargaining skills, They give Thali/Food coupons before 6PM every day for 150/Person for dinner and the food was awesome. The Cleanest temple have ever witnessed, the temple entry gate once boarded in will take you to another level and another zone where you can find a peace and a complete blessed aura! Goose bump guaranteed after seeing the idol of Goddess Narayani Devi! Overall a blessed place ❤️ Do visit if you looking for a peace!!

Hello All Travel Lover 💞 This is Narayani Dham Holy Hindu temple. Very peaceful and beautiful place. Located in Dhankawadi Lonavala. Narayani Dham Temple is dedicated to Maa Narayani with Ganesh and Sri Ram ji, was built in 2002, the shrine is constructed in white marbles and is a popular tourist spot of the city Lonavala. There is No Entry Fee to visit the temple. Timings 7 am to 10 pm. Parking is available. Can visit during evening and also for lightings. Photography and Videography is allowed. Gowsala is here specially Gir Cow. Many Rose garden plants are here. Must visit with with friends and family. Thanks for your support and love you 💓💓

Temple was not visible due to the big mandap built all over the place, may be they have done it for some Program, so I could not see the temple as a whole Beautiful rose garden around Wheel chair available for senior citizens Plz note temple timings before you go

Awesome feelings ... Feeling Blessed Temple located at Tungarli, Lonavala. It's Narayani devi temple along with shree Ganpati and Lower Ram Seeta and Hanuman. View is very beautiful and surrounding of mountains. It's a Hindu temple with Marble floors, specious Hall. Fountain is very beautiful . Rose garden and inside rooms are available for stay. In Prasad food coupon are available in afternoon lunch and evening Dinner Food Coupon costing ₹100 Coupon need to collect before 11 Am and evening 6 Pm

It is peace of mind because firstly it is silence and no loud noise in the whole premises and the power of God that makes this place more silent and secondly the location, it is so good because it is on height and far away from the big city, also covered in clouds during the rainy season.

Probably the best temple in lonavala...very well organised not so crowded. People used to come com and go and not make Chaos. They have room facilities as well. The rooms are equivalent to a 3-star hotel, neat and clean with a day rent 1400 on weekdays and 2000 on weekends for a family of 2/3 people. If you are in lonavla, do visit it. A food facility is also there for which you need to buy a coupon of 150/- which is available till 12pm and the food is served post 12.30 to 2pm. They have a huge area covering the temple, goshala and a small kids area as well with ample space for parking. Altogether a good place to visit. I liked it.

Very clean and peaceful. Must visit place in lonavala. Kids play area is also good. With kids 1hr else 40 min should be fine. We can take more Photos here as places and water fountain is good.

It is a very beautiful and attractive temple. Cleanliness is amazing. There is a play ground for children to play. Accommodation here is also very good. There is ample parking. Nestled in the lap of nature Do visit this temple.

NARAYANI Temple lonavala it a very nice place to peace for mind. ( It Root from Rajstan Alwar away 80 Km Junjunu ) Nicely constructed well built in white Marble. Cleanness very good. Many people don't know about this temple even visting 2 to 3 time lonavala. Stay also available here, booking must done befour 15 days. Weakend room charges 2000 per day, and other days 1400 for 2 person. For detail see photos for contact details. Food also available here with resonable price.

Beautiful temple. Calm and peaceful place. Must visit place if you visit Lonavala. You cant leave without appreciating the architecture of the temple. Divine and positive vibes all over.

Very beautiful temple. Must visit place. They have stay along with food on paid basis. Food is also very good. They have gaoshala also where you can feed cows with their provided paid chara. As it's near to Mumbai so sometimes some tv celebrity may also visit.

It was a huge temple with a glorious water fountain, ample space to move, park for children to play under 6yrs of age. Flowers were grown around, गोशाला was also there. The goddess was beautifully dressed up and the jewellery was very pretty 🤩

A very beautiful temple of Devi Rani Sati Dadi specially visited by marwari families plus all the tourists make it a point to visit this temple.. this a huge temple where in there is also a gaushala.. this place is also famous for exhibiting destination weddings.. it has small villas as well as individual rooms to accommodate guests for your wedding.. post weddings couple are also taken to the temple to seek goddesses blessings for a healthy and happy marriage!!

Beautiful temple. Very well managed and maintained. Must visit in Lonavala. Free Parking space available in the premise of temple. It has Goshala. Rooms available at the counter. Coupon for Dinner, breakfast has to be collected at the counter.

A very attractive temple where the presiding deity is Durga mata. Other deity worshipped here are bajrangbali and Vinayaka. The temple is spread across a vast area. The in campus rose garden is nicely maintained. They have cleanly maintained Gausala. Very peaceful place to visit in Lonavala. The temple has magnificent finish. They have rooms to stay in the campus for which one needs to book in advance. Free parking is available for visiting devotees.

I have visited in chaitra Navratri on 14th april...Very good must visit place. Blessing from Mata Rani. Neat and clean place big parking available. Temple is situated near in lonavala near pune.

One of the biggest and well maintained temple. Good piece of architecture with marbles. The main deity was Goddess Shree Narayani and we had great Dharshan. They gave us sweet payasam (dessert) as Prasad. It was so good. Well maintained with free shoes keeping place at the left side and even toilets, drinking water facilities are there promptly! Must visit place in Lonavala.

Shree Narayani Dham Temple: This entire premises consists of temples (Shree Durga Maa, Shree Siddhivinayak, and Shree Hanuman), Gaushala, rooms, canteen, banquet halls and medical & health related rooms. The temple is always full with devotees coming to visit Lonavala. They are providing room service which can be booked on the telephone number given on their website They are providing Banquet hall for marriage They also have fountains and some small water structures at the entrance of temples The entire premises is well maintained and clean For food one has to purchase the food coupon from the entry in advance.

A superb place for stay, meditate, prayer, relax and fun. Delicious food for vegetarians. You have to buy coupons timely to avoid last minute disappointment. Nice temple with positive vibration, well maintained large rose gardens, Desi cow neat and clean gaushala. Must visit and stay there, but book rooms well in advance.

My experience at Shree Narayani Dham Temple will be remembered by lifetime. It's a really great religious place. The food is homely and pure. The pooja at 7pm was pleasant and gave some energy. Must visit when in lonavla.

Very nice and beautiful place with spiritual environment. You will have to walk a lot to get there but when you reach you will be amazed by the views from top of mountains. Karla caves are also very impressive. You will be very happy of you are caves lover. Temple area is well maintained and kept clean. Drinking water available at many locations. Parking area available but road is narrow to get there and steiff turns, you have to be very good in driving.

Karla caves and temple are located beside each other. Try to travel early in the morning and during weekdays as it is pretty crowded other time. It has beautiful view from top. Be careful while walking down the steps as it slippery at times.

Perfect place to visit as tourist or devotee. As devotee you can visit an ancient temple of goddess Aai Ekvira devi temple. Also you can visit in tourism point of view to see Buddhists Caves. And don't take a risk to drive car to hill if you are not perfect driver as slope of road is very high, park car down hill and go via local transport (rikshaw) or by walk if you want. If you are good driver then go ahead there is parking on hill

We went on Mahashivratri so there was no rush. We went by train in the morning at 5:51 and reached at 8:15 am. It was a very slow day. I recommend going on weekdays only. Otherwise it's too crowded.

This review is not for the divine goddess, but more for the experience encountered in reaching to the benevolent Devi. The location of the temple is great. The access road is steep, not recommended for large vehicles, no major issues in trying to find parking on a Saturday. The steps are extremely uneven, broken in some places and very slippery. I daughter fell hard and bruised herself. Three of us also kept slipping in spite of being careful after the fall. The slipperiness is due to the stones being polished smooth due to the crowds, not due to rains. Ideally they should replace it with rough textured stairs. Massive garbage and litter everywhere. This is fault of the devotees but more of Devasthan trustees who are not regulating plastic packaging, not keeping bins, employing litter pickers, or punishing litterers. The whole mountain face looks like a dump. Such a beautiful spot ruined due to apathy and lack of regulation. The queues were long, good seating at periodic intervals, would have been good to switch on the fans earlier, and also make it less like a prison queue with tall barricades ( yes, it is possible to manage mischief mongers and queue jumpers without making the experience feel like punishment for others)

A very beautiful temple situated on the top of the mountain. They have 350 odd steps to climb.. in case you going by public transport or your own vehicle, then you can by pass those 200 steps and have to take the rest 150 steps. This temple can be visited anything during the year.but in Navratri so much crowded as usual days Due to its proximity to Lonavala, it has a delightful climate. You can certainly appreciate the beauty of nature as you walk up the steps toward the temple.

The temple premises is not very big. But the view from the top is excellent. One needs to go through a small ghat to climb up the hill. Then, need to take stair paths to climb up to reach the temple. There are so many shops in both sides of staircase. The hill top, where the temple is located, is not maintained properly. Needs improvement. The experience is best during and just after monsoon. Overall, it is a good experience.

The sun had just begun to rise, casting a warm glow over the verdant hills of Karla. Excitement bubbled within me as I embarked on a spiritual journey to Aadishakti aai Ekvira Devi Temple. The tales I had heard of the temple's serene ambiance and divine aura had fueled my curiosity, and I couldn't wait to witness it for myself. As I approached the temple complex, I was captivated by the sight of the colorful flags adorning the entrance and the fragrance of incense wafting through the air. The temple's architecture was simple yet elegant, with intricate carvings that spoke of its ancient roots. The tranquil atmosphere enveloped me as I stepped inside the hallowed premises. Soft chants echoed throughout the temple, resonating with the rhythmic clanging of bells. The sounds seemed to infuse the air with positive energy and devotion. I removed my shoes as a sign of respect and began the ascent towards the sanctum sanctorum, where the revered Ekvira Devi resided. The climb to the main shrine involved a series of steps, each one etched with devotion and faith by countless pilgrims before me. As I climbed higher, the panoramic view of the surrounding valleys and hills unfolded, adding to the spiritual experience. Upon reaching the sanctum, I caught my first glimpse of the divine idol of Ekvira Devi. She appeared majestically, draped in vibrant saffron and adorned with flowers and jewelry. The serene smile on her face seemed to hold the promise of protection and benevolence. With palms joined in reverence, I offered my prayers to the deity, pouring out my heart's desires and seeking her blessings for guidance and protection. The peaceful ambiance of the temple seemed to amplify the intensity of my prayers, and a sense of tranquility enveloped me. After spending some time in quiet contemplation, I ventured to explore the other parts of the temple complex. The beautifully landscaped gardens and sacred ponds added to the temple's allure, providing spaces for meditation and introspection. As the day progressed, the temple premises became livelier with devotees and visitors from all walks of life. I relished witnessing the harmonious coexistence of faith and diversity, where people from different backgrounds came together in devotion to the divine. Before bidding farewell to the temple, I made sure to partake in the prasad (offering) distributed by the temple authorities. The simple act of accepting the blessed food felt like a symbolic communion with the deity, further strengthening the spiritual connection. Leaving Aadishakti aai Ekvira Devi Temple, I felt a profound sense of peace and rejuvenation. The experience had left an indelible mark on my soul, reminding me of the significance of faith, devotion, and the power of spirituality. As I descended the hill, I knew that this pilgrimage had kindled a flame within me, inspiring me to seek a deeper understanding of the divine and embrace the journey of self-discovery.

Prepare yourself for climbing/trekking to this temple. You have another option to take auto rickshaw till the top stair around half way and then trek remaining half. Auto takes rupees 150-200 one way. You can also visit karla caves just next to temple.

I recently visited Ekveera Devi Temple and had a wonderful experience. The temple's serene surroundings added to its charm, and despite the hot weather, the ambiance was peaceful. The beauty of the temple and its surroundings made the visit truly memorable.

Karla caves and temple are located beside each other. Try to travel early in the morning and during weekdays as it is pretty crowded other time. It has beautiful view from top. Be careful while walking down the steps as it slippery at times.

A very beautiful temple situated on the top of the mountain. They have 350 odd steps to climb.. in case you going by public transport or your own vehicle, then you can by pass those 200 steps and have to take the rest 150 steps. This temple can be visited anything during the year. Due to its proximity to Lonavala, it has a delightful climate. You can certainly appreciate the beauty of nature as you walk up the steps toward the temple. You can consider visiting during the rainy season as you can find waterfalls, and the entire Ghat is covered with greenery. This makes the landscapes even more glorified.

Devine temple of Ekvira devi , located at top of hill , construction of this temple is hemadpanti and time period of this temple around 500 bc approximately . Very clean and tidy environment here , you will enjoy greenery and environmental especially in monsoon , road is very narrow and stiff here . And you have to climb around for 15 min but it's worthy .

Beautiful Place. The vibe is completely divine. It was a great experience. I would defineatly recommend to visit here specially in monsoon as the greenery looks amazing all around.

This Temple is very famous in religious front as well as by name so most of the time it's always crowded if possible avoid ro visit on Sunday bz on Sunday it's heavily crowded..There are from.almost everywhere people comes to visit devi ekvira ..I hears earlier that it's difficult to hike or hight of this place is very high and need to climb 500_600 steps but it's nothing like that..very easy to hike and there is nothing much to worry of height hence do not worry and go there of you are planning to go.. Out of this place there are some old monuments and leni which you can explore after paying the ticket amount of 25 rs.This place is very serine and people comes here on trust and belive on आई ekvira blessing.. Very nice place to visit and you must visit one if not yet visited..

Ekvira Devi, often referred to as Renuka Devi, is a revered goddess in Hindu mythology, and her temple in the Karla Caves complex of Maharashtra is a sacred destination of great significance. She is often associated with the warrior goddess Mhaskoba and is revered by the Koli community, a prominent fishing and farming community in the region. Ekvira is believed to be a guardian deity, protecting her devotees from various dangers The Ekvira Devi Temple is nestled amidst the stunning Karla hills, offering a harmonious blend of spirituality and natural beauty. The temple's architecture, with its ancient stone structure and intricately carved pillars, is a testament to the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the region. Devotees from far and wide flock to this temple to seek the blessings of Ekvira Devi, who is believed to be a guardian deity. The climb up the steps to the temple provides a sense of spiritual journey, and the sanctum sanctorum exudes an aura of divine tranquility. Beyond its religious significance, the temple's location provides breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the lush hills and the serene Pawna Lake. It's a perfect spot for meditation and reflection. The annual Ekvira Devi Yatra, a grand festival, is a vibrant celebration that adds to the temple's cultural appeal. The festivities include rituals, music, and an array of food stalls, making it a delightful experience. In summary, Ekvira Devi Temple is a place where spirituality and natural beauty coexist harmoniously. Whether you're a devotee or a traveler seeking serenity, this temple is a must-visit destination.

Ekvira Devi, often referred to as Renuka Devi, is a revered goddess in Hindu mythology, and her temple in the Karla Caves complex of Maharashtra is a sacred destination of great significance. She is often associated with the warrior goddess Mhaskoba and is revered by the Koli community, a prominent fishing and farming community in the region. Ekvira is believed to be a guardian deity, protecting her devotees from various dangers The Ekvira Devi Temple is nestled amidst the stunning Karla hills, offering a harmonious blend of spirituality and natural beauty. The temple's architecture, with its ancient stone structure and intricately carved pillars, is a testament to the rich heritage and craftsmanship of the region. Devotees from far and wide flock to this temple to seek the blessings of Ekvira Devi, who is believed to be a guardian deity. The climb up the steps to the temple provides a sense of spiritual journey, and the sanctum sanctorum exudes an aura of divine tranquility. Beyond its religious significance, the temple's location provides breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the lush hills and the serene Pawna Lake. It's a perfect spot for meditation and reflection. The annual Ekvira Devi Yatra, a grand festival, is a vibrant celebration that adds to the temple's cultural appeal. The festivities include rituals, music, and an array of food stalls, making it a delightful experience. In summary, Ekvira Devi Temple is a place where spirituality and natural beauty coexist harmoniously. Whether you're a devotee or a traveler seeking serenity, this temple is a must-visit destination.

I am there on Monday Less crowded on that day. Try to reach prior to 10 am And avoid weekend for convenience. Karla cave is not worthy so avoid it and save 25 rupees The temple is deity devi of Koli community in Maharashtra. No dress code You have to climb few stairs to reach the temple. Free shoe stand available.

Aadishakti Aai Ekvira Devi holds a revered place among hindu devotees. This temple at Karla stands as a testament to hindu devotion and cultural richness, making it a highly revered destination for those seeking Maa Durga’s blessings. The surrounding cave architecture adds to the spiritual and serene surroundings and gives uplifting experience. Please don't visit on weekends. Heavy crowd on weekends.

Aadishakti aai Ekvira Devi Temple is devoted to Maa Ekvira, situated at Lonavala, Firstly One has to climb almost 500 stairs to reach the entry of the temple, or one alternate is the parking area which almost skips 50% stairs. Secondly from the entry gate there are various partitions which devotees have to cross to reach the main temple entry for Darshan depending upon the crowd it takes 30 minutes to 4 hours. Thirdly one can visit the caves to the right side of the temple by purchasing the tickets from the entry. Nearby stairs there are many shops to buy Puja samagri, some small tokens of deities, eating joints etc.

Nice place...if you reach before 10 am you can enter in temple within half hr. But afternoon it require 3-4 hr min. ....pay and park available...food available...

Though I visited the Long holiday on the 26th of January 2024 there was little rush , it took 4.5 hr to take Darshan but once you saw the devi all the trouble take are worth it. Very peaceful inside the staff is also very quite and cool. People travel makes the place dirty as temple is located below Karla Caves. Hardly 25 min walk through stairs. Don't take a rickshaw as they charge 150 per auto for 3 people for hardly 1km. The View from the Karla Caves is nice. The main highlight was the climb onto the Ekvira Temple which was a bit stressful for city folks like me who lack fitness. It is a 15-20 min climb from the parking lot. For Senior Citizens, we were lucky to find a "Palki" which is not known to everyone. Darshan at the Ekvira Devi temple is good from both a religious as well as health as it involves a long climb to the top of the mountain very peaceful experience, visited so many times during a year. very good place to visit and explore its surroundings. Car driving on the mountain is a really thrilling experience. But My Ertiga gave me good support to reach on top. Amazing Experience and inner peace...

Not famous for above. But this place is famous for the Buddhist cave. there are already Buddhist cave. Stupa is there. but Hindu people is deliberately create a Ekverra development temple for to less the importance of cave as well as Budha teaching. There is a meditation big hall.

Ekvira devi ma temple is very serene, beautiful and peaceful. The darshan of vigraha is very beautiful. Very well maintained and neatly kept. Clean place and water facility are available for drinking. Steps are little slippery, temple administration need to look at this issue and work on it as elderly people climb the temple. Karla caves are also situated near the temple, hotels and stalls are situated on the road. Please be careful while buying any items, they charge too much money for little things with no negotiation. Parking is little crowded and need wide road for more vehicles to accommodate. Jai Ma Ekvira Devi 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Good Place To Enjoy A Day Trip. Every Age Group Has Something To Enjoy. Bit overcrowded and Food items are also sold at very high price but all food items are prepared and served in professional and hygiene manner. But overall at the end everyone is happy so paying few bucks extra really doesn't bother. They have maintained it well, some improvement needed in changing areas but again management has done better but crowd is one who created mess in changing area. Nice happy place, as everyone is enjoying at the fullest level they can hence you will see all Smiling faces around. We also did visit (no rides) a Amusement Park and it was nice last one hour spent in clean and well maintained surrounding. Amusement park is newer hence next level maintained. After full tiring day in Water Park if you get last one hour to spend in this nicely done scenic park, you will feel relaxed and rejuvenated. There music water fountains around takes experience to next level.Music was great.

Good Place To Enjoy A Day Trip. Every Age Group Has Something To Enjoy. Bit overcrowded and Food items are also sold at very high price but all food items are prepared and served in professional and hygiene manner. But overall at the end everyone is happy so paying few bucks extra really doesn't bother. They have maintained it well, some improvement needed in changing areas but again management has done better but crowd is one who created mess in changing area. Nice happy place, as everyone is enjoying at the fullest level they can hence you will see all Smiling faces around. We also did visit (no rides) a Amusement Park and it was nice last one hour spent in clean and well maintained surrounding. Amusement park is newer hence next level maintained. After full tiring day in Water Park if you get last one hour to spend in this nicely done scenic park, you will feel relaxed and rejuvenated. There music water fountains around takes experience to next level.Music was great.

It’s an excellent place for kids and grown ups too. Only drawback is tickets are different for water park and amusement park and is a bit expensive around 1.25k. On one ticket u can either enjoy water park or amusement park not both. We visited water park and it has many activities. The wave pool was fun with DJ and all. It’s for half n hour with an hour gap I think. Wave pool is active during particular time slots. Overall it was fun.

The water park provided a fantastic experience for all. With a range of exhilarating slides and relaxing attractions, there's something for every visitor. The park's commitment to cleanliness and safety was evident, with attentive staff and well-maintained facilities. The inclusive design ensures a welcoming environment for guests of all ages. While food options were diverse, prices leaned towards the higher side. Nevertheless, the overall experience was enjoyable, offering a perfect blend of thrill and relaxation for a memorable

It's an absolutely amazing experience, you can definitely consider this place to have a one day outing with your friends and family, they have a lot of different and exciting rides. Just a recommendation: do not plan here on a public holiday or long weekends because it gets crowded and you'll have to wait at least 60 minutes for rides. Also get the food coupon in advance it will save you some money as well. Hope this helps. Cheers Enjoy.!

'Wet n joy'...What a fab water park… awesome slides and best of all… no queues. Better than the Disney ones we thought, if only because it was so much less stressful and considerably cheaper! Even the food was good and not as pricey as we expected. It said don’t bring in own drinks but we were let in with our water. There are also numerous drinking water fountains around which you can top up with. We stayed until closing. Well worth it.

Perfect place for enjoy weekend . Come with your family & enjoy your day. Different 2 rides are there for kids & adults. You may try every rides if you want some adventure go for adult rides. Wave pool is also amazing .wave will be started at every half an hour and 8diffenrt types of waves. You must enjoy it.

Good place for water park. Tuesdays are special as the tickets are for 800+ taxes. There is no rush and no waiting. Rides start at 11. During the wave pool, note that all remaining rides are closed. Wave pool is really good. Remaining rides are also fair. For food don’t take the buffet for 400. You can take a small meal at 300 which is very good for a single person. Delhi meal and Chinese meal both are very good.

Very Nice experience with wet N joy water park and Amusement Park. Last year we visited only Amusement Park, but currently you get both park combo tickets compulsory. Some new rides also added. If you want budget friendly and less crowded visit then you can plan in weekdays. If you don't want to follow waiting for your favorite rides then you can buy express tickets in advance, you will get direct entry to your favorite rides. Food quality is much better than earlier. Management staff also co-operative than earlier. Cleanliness at every place.

Great experience. "I had an amazing time at Wet n Joy park! The variety of thrilling rides provided an exhilarating experience. From the adrenaline rush of the slides to the excitement of the water attractions, every ride was an adventure. The park's dedication to providing such an exhilarating experience truly stood out. I can't wait to visit again for more fun and excitement!"

Awesome..thrilling....fun... The rides are thrilling as well as with all safety measures. The wave pool is amazing, and different waves give chills. All over good games and dance shows, magic shows, zumba dance. It's a colorful photogenic place. The hounted house is totally thrilling.

Great place to explore. Highly recommended place you can enjoy both water and amusement park. Some of the must-see water rides include Boomarango, Cyclone, Master Blaster, and Valcano River Ride. The wave pool is fantastic, and children love playing in it. Amusement parks offer a variety of activities for small children. Ensure that the child's height exceeds 3 feet, as this is the minimum requirement for the majority of the rides.This park, located in the beautiful Western Ghats of Maharashtra, India, offers something for everyone.

This was my first ever visit to a Water Park. As we went on Sunday it was a bit crowded. The rides are really world class and safe as well. The extreme volcano was a blast. Roller coaster in a water park was the best part. It's a perfect place to hang out with family and friends. You'll enjoy every bit of it with your group. Remember, Water park is definitely a group activity.

Good Place To Enjoy A Day Trip. Every Age Group Has Something to Enjoy. Food items are also sold at very high price but all food items are prepared and served in professional and hygiene manner. Food taste was GOOD which we never expected it to be. But overall, at the end everyone is happy so paying few bucks extra really doesn't bother. Nice happy place, as everyone is enjoying at the fullest level, they can hence you will see all Smiling faces around. The rides are just amazing and fun to experience. Just don’t fall for the photography scam which they do at the wave’s junction. The announcement won’t inform about the prices but at the counter the charges are like anything. Normal shoot charges are way lesser than it to be honest. But great place to enjoy.

One of the best water + amusement park between Mumbai and Pune. It's located almost in the centre of both the cities, almost. Ample of parking space available for bikes, cars and buses. Below are Pros and Cons: Pros: Well maintained rides. 1. Clean water in the park. 2. All Staff are trained and courteous towards guests. 3. Good food available at decent rates inside. Not much of a monopoly premium. 4. Amusement park has good rides options too. Now the Cons: 1. After paying a good amount (1adult + 1 child with food inclusive was 3800/- with taxes) you have to pay additional 100/- for car Parking. 2. Locker charges are 200/- which again I felt was too expensive.

I recently visited an amazing amusement park and water park with my friends, and it was an unforgettable experience! From thrilling rides and exciting attractions to refreshing water slides and pools, this place had it all. The park was well-maintained, clean, and had a wide variety of activities for all ages. The park also had delicious food options and plenty of seating areas to rest and rejuvenate. I highly recommend this amusement park and water park to anyone looking for an exhilarating and enjoyable time with friends. For better experience must buy express tickets 😉

I recently visited Wet N Joy Waterpark & Amusement Park with a group of friends to celebrate my birthday, and it was an absolute blast! Here's why I highly recommend it for such occasions: 1. Wide Variety of Attractions:- Wet N Joy offers a fantastic range of water and amusement rides to cater to all tastes and ages. Whether you're a thrill-seeker or just looking to relax, there's something for everyone. From thrilling water slides to lazy rivers and wave pools, we had a blast trying out different attractions. 2. Clean and Well-Maintained:- The park is well-maintained, and the staff takes cleanliness and safety seriously. We noticed that the water quality in the pools and slides was excellent, which is crucial for a waterpark. 3. Ample Seating and Shade:- Finding a comfortable spot to relax between rides was never a problem. There are plenty of lounge chairs and shaded areas where you can catch your breath, enjoy snacks, and recharge. 4. Food and Refreshments:- We had a variety of food options to choose from within the park. The food quality was decent, though a bit on the expensive side, which is expected in a theme park. 5. Friendly Staff:- The park's staff were friendly and helpful. They assisted us with any questions or concerns we had, making our experience even more enjoyable. The only reason I didn't give it a perfect 5-star rating is because the food prices can be a bit steep, and some of the lines for the popular rides can get quite long during peak hours. However, this is common in most amusement parks. In conclusion, Wet N Joy Waterpark & Amusement Park is a fantastic destination for a fun-filled day with friends and a memorable birthday celebration. With its variety of attractions and commitment to safety, it promises an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.

Perfect place for enjoy weekend . Come with your family & enjoy your day. Different 2 rides are there for kids & adults. You may try every rides if you want some adventure go for adult rides. Wave pool is also amazing .wave will be started at every half an hour and 8diffenrt types of waves. You must enjoy it.

"Wet n Joy" Water and Amusement Park in Lonavla is a fun place to visit, especially when it's hot outside. Located in the beautiful Western Ghats of Maharashtra, India, this park has something for everyone. You can enjoy exciting water slides and rides, like the "Thunder Waves" wave pool and the twisting "Cyclone" water slide. If you prefer a more relaxed time, you can float along the "Lazy River" or dance in the "Rain Dance" area. Overall, Wet n Joy Water and Amusement Park is a great place to spend a day with friends or family, cooling off and having fun in the water.

One of the most overhyped places I've visited. The wait times for rides were absurd, ranging from 2 to 3 hours just for a few seconds of thrill. While the rides were indeed exciting, the excessive wait made them not worth it. Moreover, the food prices here are incredibly high; for instance, a half-liter of water costs Rs. 30, and none of the food is included in the packages. So, if you're planning to visit, be prepared to waste a lot of time and money, and bring along plenty of company for this outing. I'd suggest visiting Gandharv in Topesambhapur or the waterpark in Akluj instead.

A fantastic spot to have a blast with family and friends! It's divided into water rides and an amusement park, each requiring separate tickets. We had a good time at the water theme park, especially enjoying the great wave pools and water rides—a perfect one-day adventure. Weekdays are ideal to beat the crowds and enjoy multiple rides. Plus, they offer fast track options for those who prefer not to wait. Plenty of parking for all vehicle types and a lovely restaurant serving vegetarian meals inside. Enjoy your time there!

Excellent place to spend a day with family and friends. If you visit here on weekdays you will enjoy more as crowd will be less. Both water park as well as amusement park is very good. All rides are well maintained. Good rides for children. Food served here is excellent and only vegetarian food is served inside. Overall experience is satisfactory.

Nice place for family and friends for outing. Thought they provide a combo package of two packs its not worth buying, as you will not be able to cover both parks in a day. So better to go with one park n enjoy

I had an incredible time at Wet 'n Joy! The rides were absolutely amazing, providing a thrilling experience. From the twists and turns to the water splashes, every moment was filled with excitement. I particularly enjoyed [mention specific ride names or features]. It was a day full of fun and memorable adventures. Highly recommend it for anyone seeking a fantastic water park experience!

Food is Good 🙂 Paid parking 🅿️ Express Ticket 🎫 Smoking Zone ✅ Do note that if you have a normal ticket pass, entry to the Water Park & Theme Park, it’s hard to do both. There are also slight discounts if you’re in Group. You can find out more about ticket prices on the wet & joy website. Please note that Some Rides in Water Park and Amusement Park will remain under maintenance…🧑‍🔧

We.. a group of 19 people visited Rajmachi in July 2018. We stayed at GoNeeDa wadi at this time. It's was a wonderful experience staying there. Since this was a monsoon time, it was very beautiful and scenic around. And we could see top of the fort from outside the dormitory. Every member of the group loved the experience and mesmerize. 😊

Trek to Rajmachi is one of the unforgettable experience. Awesome scenic beauty,fun, food, arrangements. Got a wonderful experience of the nature's beauty who taught, how a simple life can be beautiful. The comfortable arrangements and lovely food made our stay and memories fruitful.

Trek to Rajmachi is one of the unforgettable experience. Awesome scenic beauty,fun, food, arrangements. Got a wonderful experience of the nature's beauty who taught, how a simple life can be beautiful. The comfortable arrangements and lovely food made our stay and memories fruitful.

Our Group of 6 Stayed in "Manranjan Darshan" at GoNeeDa wadi Rajmachi and what a wonderful stay it was...thanks to Mukund Gondhalekar for providing us with such an organic & unadulterated place to stay on serene Rajmachi fort. The authentic food that we got from local home was very tasty too! Perfect place for people who want to stay close to the nature and enjoy the ruggedness of the mountaints.

Our Group of 6 Stayed in "Manranjan Darshan" at GoNeeDa wadi Rajmachi and what a wonderful stay it was...thanks to Mukund Gondhalekar for providing us with such an organic & unadulterated place to stay on serene Rajmachi fort. The authentic food that we got from local home was very tasty too! Perfect place for people who want to stay close to the nature and enjoy the ruggedness of the mountaints.

Been for camping to this place 5-6 times with different groups of youths, families, kids, etc. Everytime the experience was very nice. Every group was satisfied with camping experience at Go.Nee.Da.Wadi. The campsite owner Mr. Gondhalekar's enthusiasm in carrying out various activities at the campsite is to be seen to be believed at this age. The toilets are very clean and special care is taken to make the camping experience flawless. Definately recommended.

Mountain Top Camping is a cool location for camping on Fort Rajmachi. Mountain Top Camping provides tasty homely food in a local family.

Campaigning at fort was awesome.Also the place for campaign was very good,we got unforgettable experience of camp and food was delicious which gives experience of Shivaji Maharaj's era.

We went to the Rajmachi Fort trake with group of four for 2 days. Awsome experience while stayed in mountain camping and the places around their

Always had an awesome experience. Its been 4 years and still the quality homemade food is served here, staying arrangments and particularly the spectacular view has been maintained very well.

Good sightseeing, can view highway and beautiful hills, should be improve and given more facilities

Its a small park for children playing, with a view of tiger valley at the back..Ok ok, nothing great except the back view.

Very clean

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