Khandala Tour Packages

Khandala is one of the most famous hill stations in India. This hill station is in the Western Ghats in the state of Maharashtra and is about 3 km away from Lonavala. It is situated at the top end of Bhor Ghat which means a Valley in the Marathi language. The Mumbai-Pune expressway which is the main link between major cities pass through this hill station. The most common activity in Khandala is hiking and many people from all over the country come here for this. There are also plenty of panoramic views from the top of this hill station and the climate of this hill station is just perfect for any kind of mood and preferences it suits the best. To enjoy this pristine hill-station in a way like never before, reserve through the tour packages for Khandala that come with several customizations to make your travels easier.

What Makes Khandala Special?

Khandala trip is quite hard to make and that is because there are so many places. There are so many spots that you will not be able to cover them all at once and you will be attracted to come here again because no matter what you start with you will still want to look for more and experience more of Khandala. The most common thing in every Khandala packages is Rajmachi Fort. This fort is probably the best place you can ever go in all of India. This fort is in between Lonavala and Khandala and is a prominent landmark. People who have already visited this fort are the ones who are actually crazy about this place because the feeling and that atmosphere are unimaginable. You can go anywhere but the feeling that comes from the top view of this fort will not be compared to any of those places ever. Do visit this fort on your next trip to Khandala if it is not mentioned in the holiday packages for Khandala. Now next best thing in Khandala holiday packages is Bedsa caves. These caves date back to 60 BC and are one of the oldest caves in India. Their pillars are about 25 feet high and are strong till date. Chaitya is the name of the main cave and it has a prayer hall that enshrines an excellent stupa. People have been very curious even after visiting these caves are still visiting in some huge numbers. Kune Waterfalls needs no introduction and is world famous. A Khandala tour package will be considered incomplete with this in it. Kune Waterfalls is the 14th highest in the country and an exciting three-tiered waterfall with a total height of 200 m. it is a very famous picnic spot in Khandala and is completely surrounded with lush greenery which increases its charm to another extent. There are many youngsters who visit this place just for bathing and swimming in the waters. There is a cliff between Amby Valley and Bhushi Dam which is called Lion’s point. From the top of this valley, any tourist can easily get an aerial view of the dam and Tungarli Lake. The views from the peak are just breathtaking and people do love to spend a big part of their time just sitting and enjoying the views on this point. There is a temple which is also very famous among the visitors and it is called Shingroba Temple. This temple is an ancient temple and people visiting Khandala do not like to miss out on visiting this ancient temple.

Best Time To Visit khandala

October is said to be the best time to visit Khandala as it is the monsoon season in Khandala. It is considered the best time because this month the temperature and weather of this place are at its best. When you come here in October you will be able to explore the place without any discomfort and problems from weather and it becomes so beautiful in the month of October.Apart from the month of October, other seasons are also considered good enough for a regular Khandala tour. As most of the tourists travel to other hill stations of Himachal Pradesh, Khandala does not remain crowded for most time of the year. One can visit Khandala during summers i.e. during the months between March-June. Only during the monsoons does Khandala remain unfit for tour and vacation. To avoid any hassle during travel, book the trip package for Khandala.