Rajmachi Point - Vista in Lonavala - Pune, India

I visited this point. The view from here is so magnificent. The Pune-Mumbai highway is visible from here. Also, a waterfall is visible from here. I tried to click & posted it in the review. (out of 5) Cleanliness- Place- Recommended- Food Availability- Yes So, in the corner area, you can click amazing pictures. Also, while the vehicles keep passing the highway, it looks so pleasant to watch. You can visit this place with friends or family & vibe with this amazing scene.

Superb view of Munbai Pune Expressway from top and amazing scenery

Living this close to Nature is quiet a experience and calmness of mind .

One of most beautiful and renowned treks in Sahyadri range. There are 2 routes of the trek. One via kondhane and the other via lonavala. Kondhane route is more difficult where it takes around 4-5 hours to reach the village and then another 45 min to reach the shrivardhan fort. While lonavala route takes about 3 hrs to the village and then another 45 min to reach the shrivardhan fort. There are 2 forts to explore- shrivardhan and manoranjan. You need 2-3 hrs to cover both. The complete trek is just beautiful especially during monsoons where you get to see amazing views. There are stay options in the village - Udhewadi in case you plan to stay over. We have done this trek via both the routes. So if you are an adventure enthusiast and a hiker you shud cover it via kondhane where you will also be able to cover kondhane waterfalls. This route will test your hiking skills and endurance. If you go via lonavala route it's more of a trail or jungle walk. Moderate hike. On this route you have Kataldhaar waterfalls. We suggest 2 days for this trek which will give you ample time to enjoy it whichever the route you take. For more travel stories please follow us @banjaaraa.couple

Visiting Rajmachi in the monsoon should be on the top of your list of your adventurous soul. Reaching there is half the fun. The off road trail from Della resorts approx 14 kms just gets better for offroading on an Xpulse 200. It's wet, slushy, slippery muddy, periodic Asalphated stretched which disappear at around 6 kms mark. You need to pay Rs50 for bike to the locals who state they're from forest dept but issue no proper ticket. No one you can complain to about it. And it's probably for ensuring the road stays a mud track all year long. 4 wheelers can be driven approx 9 kms inwards and later parked at the side of the road. You walk faster than the vehicles though. Other than this you encounter 4-5 water crossings, steep uphill climbs, numerous other challenging road conditions. However, even scooters can be ridden till the foothills of the fort. This is one of the fort built by our great Chattarapati Shivaji Maharaj. As a matter of fact, these are dual fort system. The initial part of the ascent is built but later you're on your own. You can consider this on a medium level of difficult during monsoon. Even kids can climb with adult supervision. On the top, the thrill and the adventure get a different meaning. The flowing saffron and the sense of hindavi swarajyas aroma can be felt. You can't decent without having goosebumps all over your body. Jai Shivaji

Average viewpoint. Not great views in winter or summer. No railing at area can be risky.

Beautiful place and lovely view from top. Site is well maintained and it's a easy trek from base point to the top. Full of greenery and clouds on top. One of the best place I visited so far.

Best and picturesque place during monsoon, as you get to see a lot of waterfalls around from atop. Generally an overcrowded place . Be careful and cautious about your safety as it's a high altitude area .