Walwhan garden based at downstream of Walwhan Dam is a beautiful landscape of colourful flowering plants, harbouring many beautiful exotic and endangered Native plants of the Western Ghats. It is designed to attract birds and butterflies by providing them with natural habitats for breeding and feeding. Around 328 species of birds and around 100 species of Orchids have been recorded in its surrounding areas of Northern Western Ghats.
Villas in Lonavala
Defined by rolling green hills, crystal-clear lakes, gurgling waterfalls and ancient rock-cut caves, Lonavala is a spectacular retreat nestled high up in the mighty Sahyadri range in Maharashtra. The cool weather, crisp air and scenic beauty make it an ideal destination for trekking, camping, paragliding and fishing; and for gorging on local delights like the chikki, fudge and the spicy vada pao. Surrounded by nature and tranquillity, amã Stays & Trails in Lonavala blends elegance with homely comfort, warm service and local experiences to provide a rejuvenating break from chaotic city life.
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Sluice House
Sluice House
amã Stays & Trails Sluice House, Lonavala is a heritage bungalow spread over 27000 square feet, with four cosy bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, two independent living spaces, a dining room and a charming veranda to bask in magical mornings or spend lazy afternoons. The verdant lawns and gardens outside with a marble fountain are perfect to indulge in nature therapy, or host an intimate evening soiree, or a barbecue dinner. The refreshing hues, minimalist design, eclectic artworks and bright, airy spaces of the bungalow, located only a few miles drive from Mumbai and Pune, are a haven to unwind, rejuvenate and enjoy the simple pleasures of life.
Sluice House, Lonavala is furnished with contemporary comforts like air-conditioning, Wifi, television and a tea & coffee maker.
Maximum Guests 8 | 4 Beds
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Walwhan garden
Walwhan garden based at downstream of Walwhan Dam is a beautiful landscape of colourful flowering plants, harbouring many beautiful exotic and endangered Native plants of the Western Ghats. It is designed to attract birds and butterflies by providing them with natural habitats for breeding and feeding. Around 328 species of birds and around 100 species of Orchids have been recorded in its surrounding areas of Northern Western Ghats.
Walwhan garden
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