Khandala Tour Packages From Ahmedabad

Embark on an unforgettable journey to the picturesque hill station with Thrillophilia's expertly crafted Khandala tour packages from Ahmedabad. Thrillophilia, renowned for its excellence in providing exceptional travel experiences, ensures that your getaway to Khandala is memorable. The packages cater to diverse preferences, whether you seek a serene retreat or an adventure-packed escapade. We ensure our every package is suitable for every traveller, with options ranging from budget-friendly to luxurious. Nestled in the Sahyadri Mountains, Khandala is a charming town with breathtaking views, lush greenery, and delightful weather.

Explore the beauty of Khandala and its surrounding areas with our well-planned packages. Our itineraries cover the most beautiful destinations, such as Rajmachi Fort's lush landscapes and Duke's Nose's mesmerizing viewpoints. Take in the serenity of Bhushi Dam or stroll through the quaint streets of Lonavala – our packages are crafted to showcase the best of this mesmerizing region.

Explore the must-visit attractions including Tungarli Lake and Dam and the historic Karla and Bhaja Caves. Khandala, renowned for its beautiful lakes, is ideal for a relaxing getaway. Whether you're into scenic beauty, exploring ancient caves, or seeking adventure, Khandala has something to offer for every traveller. Booking a Khandala trip package from Ahmedabad with
Thrillophilia covers an all-inclusive travel itinerary, leaving you free from the hassles of planning. The convenience of a seamless travel experience and the assurance of expertly planned itineraries allow you to focus solely on creating memories.

Our dedicated support team is available 24/7 to assist you during your trip from the beginning until you conclude your journey. We ensure you receive top-notch services, including comfortable accommodation, delicious meals, well-planned transportation, and knowledgeable guides. Thrillophilia's Khandala packages from Ahmedabad promise an enriching and hassle-free journey to one of the most stunning hill stations. Whether you are an adventure seeker, or looking for a serene retreat, our Khandala packages provide exploration and relaxation.

Khandala City is a hill station that is located on the Western Ghats Mountain Range of Maharashtra. It is about 3 km from Lonavala, 12 km from Khopoli and about 33.4 km from Karjat region. Located at the top of Bhor Ghat, this place serves as the main link between the major cities of Maharashtra - Mumbai and Pune.

Khandala is a beautiful place and has got a good share of nature’s alluring beauty. As it is surrounded by lush green forest covers, misty valleys, and cascading waterfalls, this place serves as a great weekend getaway as well as adventure hotspot for travellers from various parts of the country. Khandala is mainly famous for hiking tours to sight panoramic views of the Sahyadri mountain ranges in Western Ghats.

Khandala is home to some of the wonderful tourist attractions in Western India. You can visit the vantage spots like Rajmachi Point and Sunset Point, dramatic three tiered Kune waterfalls, serene Tamhini ghat mountain pass, and ancient caves of Bhaja and Karla which are adorned with the etchings of Buddhist religion. You can also visit Lohagad which is known for its serene environs, Bhushi Lake for its peaceful ambience, Duke’s Nose for its impeccable beauty and many other brilliant attractions.

Khandala is also a dream destination for adventure lovers. You can trek to the summit of the Tiger’s leap to sight pristine sunrise and sunset views, trek to the top of the Rajmachi fort to sight alluring natural beauty, relish the mesmerizing ambience at the reversing station, and trek up to the Shrivardhan Fort to glance the beautiful Sahyadri Mountain ranges.

As Khandala lies about 571 meters above sea level, the climatic condition here remains tropical. Khandala receives significant rainfall in most months with a very short dry season. The average temperature of this place is 24.3 degree celsius and the annual rainfall is recorded at 4541 mm per year.