Lonavala is located in the western part of the state of Maharashtra . It is set amongst the slopes of the Sahyadri mountain range. Also known as the "Jewel of The Sahyadri", Lonavala is a place of this regionwhere nature is present in its entire splendor. It has become famous because of nature's gift of beautiful valleys, hills, milky waterfalls, lush greenery, and pleasant cool winds. Lonavala provides a panoramic view of the lush green surroundings of the Sahyadri ranges. Lonavla and Khandala offer breathtaking views of cascading waterfalls during the monsoon, and the surrounding mountains of the plains spread out to the horizon.

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This is a beautiful garden situated near Lonavala. This huge garden is adorned with tall majestic trees. There is a temple dedicated to Mahadeo within the precincts of this park. The park got its name from an English officer of the same name i.e. Mr. Rye, who stayed in this lovely place for quite some time. Hence these woods are named after him.

These magnificent and breathtaking falls descend from a height of more than 100 feet. One can have a cool and refreshing dip at the base of the falls. The water from here gushes through the valley. The place is between Lonavala and Khandala.

A visit to Lonavala Lake or Bushi lake, one and a half km from the town is an exhilirating experience. An excursion to Tungauli Lake and later to Rajmachi fort, used by the Maratha warrior Shivaji in his various exploits is worth visiting .

Karla and Bhaja Caves , located in the hills at a distance of 11 km from Lonavala, are important places to visit. These rock-cut cave temples dating back to 2nd century BC and are amongst the oldest and finest examples of Buddhist rock cut temple art in India , belonging to the Hinayana sect of Buddhism.