The places, attractions and experiences worth your time in and around Khandala — and the homes that put you close to them.
| Attraction | Type | Highlight | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tiger's Leap | Lookout | Panoramic valley views, popular for sunrises and sunsets. | 2 km |
| Duke's Nose (Nagphani) | Geologic Formation | Cliff resembling a snake's hood, ideal for trekking and rock climbing. | 2 km |
| Kune Waterfalls | Waterfall | One of Maharashtra's tallest waterfalls, surrounded by lush forests. | 2 km |
| Bhushi Dam | Dam | Popular spot for splashing in cascading water, especially during monsoon. | 6.5 km |
| Rajmachi Fort | Fort | Historic fort offering spectacular views, popular trekking destination. | 9 km |
| Lohagad Fort | Fort | Majestic hill fortress with panoramic views and impressive architecture. | 12 km |
| Visapur Fort | Fort | Perched on a hilltop, offering beautiful views of the Sahyadri Mountains. | 13 km |
| Karla Caves | Cave | Ancient Buddhist rock-cut caves with intricate carvings and a grand chaitya hall. | 16 km |
| Bhaja Caves | Cave | Group of 22 rock-cut Buddhist caves showcasing stunning architectural details. | 16 km |
| Pavana Lake | Lake | Serene lake offering camping and water activities. | 20 km |
| Amrutanjan Point | Lookout | Scenic viewpoint marking the gateway to Khandala, great for photography. | 1 km |
| Shingroba Temple | Temple | Ancient temple known for its 19th-century architecture and spiritual ambiance. | 10 km |
Top spots in and around Khandala include Tiger's Leap, Duke's Nose (Nagphani), Kune Waterfalls, Bhushi Dam, Rajmachi Fort.
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