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Why to visit Lonavala Lake
Lonavala Lake, on the outskirts of Lonavala and fed by the Inrayani River, mesmerises visitors with its simple beauty and calm surroundings. The lake is known as the monsoon lake because it fills up with water during the rainy season and dries off during the winter.
The location is the finest tourist attraction in Lonavala, especially during the monsoon, when birds of various species and wildlife may be seen on the lake's edges.
The pleasant weather is enhanced by foods like as Mumbai's vada pav, smoked corn, shaved gola, and chaat served with hot ginger tea. Aside from bird viewing, visitors can participate in other activities such as swimming, angling, and taking a nature walk.
It is known for its production of the hard candy chikki and is also a major stop on the railway line connecting Mumbai and Pune.
Along with Lonavala Lake, additional attractions such as Bhushi Dam, Ryewood Park, Lion's Point, Bhor Ghat, Kune Falls, and others can.
