3 Days trip in India

Day 1

1. Lonavla

   240 minutes

   Start your day with a scenic hike along the Lonavla- Bhushi Dam trek. Explore the beautiful Bhushi Dam and have a picnic lunch. After lunch, visit the Ryewood Park and Shivaji Udyan, a popular picnic spot with lush greenery, fountains and a beautiful garden.

2. Khandala

   120 minutes

   In the evening, take a walk through Khandala and explore the ancient Buddhist Karla Caves. The caves were built over two periods – from the second century BC to the second century AD and the period of rule of the Satavahanas and the Shakas. Finish off the day with a beautiful sunset view from Rajmachi Point.

Day 2

1. Bhaja

   180 minutes

   Wake up early and head to the Bhaja Caves for a beautiful sunrise climb. The caves were built around the 2nd century BC and are a group of 22 rock-cut caves. The area is also known for its scenic waterfalls and woodland areas. Be sure to look out for wild animals such as monkeys and leopards.

2. Tiger's Leap

   120 minutes

   After lunch, head to Tiger's Leap, or the Waghai Peaks, which offer a stunning panoramic view of the valley. The spot is named for its resemblance to a crouching tiger. You can also go on a thrill ride with ziplining or rappelling with a professional adventure company.

3. Lohagad Fort

   180 minutes

   Finish your day with a visit to Lohagad Fort, a 16th-century hill fort. The fort was built by Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and was once used to protect the trade route between Khanderi and Mumbai. The fort provides an excellent panoramic view of the surrounding hills.

Day 3

1. Tung Fort

   240 minutes

   On your last day, hike to the Tung Fort which is a hill fort situated at a height of 1075 meters. The fort has a captivating view and was used as a watchtower in the past. It also served as a major military fortification during the Maratha Empire.

2. Pavana Lake

   180 minutes

   Spend the afternoon at the Pavana Lake. The lake is located near Pavana Dam and provides a lovely view of the Western Ghats. It is also home to numerous species of birds and butterflies, making it a popular spot for bird watchers.

3. Rajmachi Wildlife Sanctuary

   180 minutes

   End your trip with a visit to the Rajmachi Wildlife Sanctuary which is home to several native species of flora and fauna including the Indian Giant Squirrel. There are numerous trails for you to explore and experience the natural beauty that Lonavla has to offer.