FabExpress Dreamland and FabEscape Hillscape top the list of best budget hotels in Lonavala.

There are plenty of tourist attractions in Lonavala, such as Bhushi Dam, Lonavala Lake, Valvan Dam, Duke’s Nose, Tiger’s Leap aka Tiger’s Point, Narayani Dham Temple, Tungarli Dam, Sunil’s Celebrity Wax Museum, Kune Falls, Bhairavnath Temple, etc. If you are willing to travel a little further, Lohagarh Fort, Bhaja Caves, Karla Caves, Tikona Fort, Visapur Fort, Shooting Point, etc. are also worth a visit.

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For a trekker, Lonavala has a lot to offer in terms of exciting trails. These include trekking routes to Tikona Fort, Lohagarh Fort, Visapur Fort, Rajmachi, Duke’s Nose, Tamhini Ghats, Korigad Fort, Tung Fort, and Bhimashankar.

While this hill station is an all-year destination, the best time to visit Lonavala is between October and March. If you love the monsoons, you can also plan a trip in June-September.

FabEscape Hillscape Villa is a preferred choice of travelers looking for hotels in Khandala. FabExpress Dreamland on Mumbai Pune Highway and FabHotel Rishivan in Khopoli are also ideal choices.

Pune Airport (72 km) is the nearest one to Lonavala. The Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai is also just 95 km away. You can easily take a bus, train or a rental car to reach Lonavala from either of the cities.

The most popular locations to book hotels in Lonavala are Mumbai Pune Highway, Lonavala Railway Station, Lonavala Lake, Lonavala Bus Stand, Tungarli Lake area, Main Town area, and Ekvira Devi Road.

FabHotels bring to you budget hotels near Mumbai Pune Highway, including FabExpress Dreamland, that offer a clean and comfortable stay.

Whether you are a nature lover or an adventure seeker, you can find a lot of things to do in Lonavala like paragliding at Kamshet, trekking, exploring the ancient rock-cut Buddhist caves at Bhaja and Karla, spending a fun-filled day at Della Adventure Park, enjoying a picnic at Bhushi Dam, going for a hot air balloon safari over the Sahyadri Ranges, or simply soaking in the splendid natural beauty. You can also go on a trip to the twin hill station of Khandala.

Since Khandala and Lonavala are situated just 4.6 km apart, you can simply hop on a bus or hire a cab to reach Khandala from Lonavala.

The bustling Lonavala Bazaar is the main marketplace to shop in Lonavala.

Lonavala is famous for its plain and flavored chikkis – a brittle Indian traditional sweet made from jaggery and peanuts. While in Lonavala, you can also shop for nibble-worthy fudges, wooden figurines, cane items, handmade garments, colorful bangles, hand-worked kurtas, dupattas, and much more.

Chikkis, undoubtedly, is a must-have item when you are in Lonavala. Your list of food to eat in Lonavala must also include Pav Bhaji, Spicy Vada Pav, Chole Bhature, Maharashtrian Usal, Reshmi Tikka, Junglee Kebabs, Walnut Fudge, Pedas, etc.

Auto-rickshaws, taxis, and rented bicycles are the best means to travel around Lonavala. Since the autos and taxis do not run on meter, make sure to fix a rate before boarding one.

Yes, you can find a good range of pubs and bars in Lonavala. Some of the best spots to visit after sundown are P18, Cheers Lounge Bar, 2 Pegs Down, High Point Bar & Restaurant, Silver Lining, and Tavern.

Pune (65 km), Mumbai (90 km), Malshej Ghat (135 km), Panchgani (160 km), and Mahabaleshwar (180 km) are among the top weekend getaways near Lonavala.