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10 Long weekend destinations (West) in Mumbai-Pune: Lonavala to Mahabaleshwar and Khandala

Ankita Jain, 14/10/202514/10/2025

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Since Mumbai and Pune are busy cities with never-ending traffic jams, long weekends are the perfect excuse to get away and reconnect with nature, culture or just yourself. Luckily, both cities are surrounded by stunning sights, from serene beaches to misty hills and historic forts to lush green valleys. Whether you want misty mountains, stunning beaches or a touch of history, these destinations are just a few hours’ drive away, perfect for a long weekend. Here are 10 long weekend destinations in Mumbai-Pune to refresh your soul and mind. (Image Wikimedia Commons)

No 2. Lonavala The lush monsoon destination of Lonavala, nestled in the Western Ghats near Mumbai, has seen a surge in searches as family travelers look to visit the place to enjoy the lush green landscapes. The cool climate and picturesque waterfalls of the hill station provide a serene escape from urban life.

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Lonavala | Lonavala, a monsoon paradise, is famous for its mist-covered hills, gushing waterfalls and picturesque landscapes. Tiger’s Leap, Bhushi Dam and Chikki Stand on the former Mumbai-Pune road are must-see places. (Image: Shutterstock)

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Alibaba | Alibaug, a popular seaside destination, lures with its golden beaches, seafood shacks and ancient forts like Colaba. It is a small but spectacular place from Mumbai, with beachside homestays and boat cruises. (Image Wikimedia Commons)

No. 5. Matheran Matheran is located just 83 km from Mumbai and is known for its old-world charm that mesmerizes tourists when they reach the resort town. This hill station has dozens of viewing points for visitors to enjoy the true beauty of the Sahyadri Mountains. (Image: Reuters)

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Matheson Matheran, Asia’s only hill station without cars, mesmerizes with its colonial bungalows, horse riding and red-dirt roads. This eco-friendly getaway has a retro feel thanks to the toy train and panoramic sunset views. (Image Reuters)

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Khandala | Located at a short distance from Lonavala, Khandala offers a sweeping view of the Sahyadris and historical forts. Its tranquil environment is ideal for taking long walks, taking photographs and relaxing in the fresh mountain air. (Image Wikimedia Commons)

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No. 7. Igatpuri | Igatpuri is an ideal place for nature lovers and adventure seekers. With its majestic waterfalls and innumerable trek trails, this place is one of the favorite tourist destinations in the region. Kalsubai, the highest peak of Maharashtra, is also one of the main attractions of Igatpuri.

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Igatpuri Known for its picturesque ghats and Vipassana centre, Igatpuri offers misty valleys and lush green surroundings throughout the year. For a tranquil break visit Tringalwadi Fort or relax along the banks of the Bhatsa River Valley. (Image Shutterstock)

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Mahabaleshwar Mahabaleshwar, situated in the Western Ghats, is known for its strawberry plantations, scenic views and boating in Venna Lake. The mild climate and colonial charm make it a classic Highland hideaway. (Image Shutterstock.)

As 2024 comes to a close, it's time to start planning your next big adventure to welcome 2025 with flying colors. If you want to start your year off on an adventurous note, don't worry; You are in the right place. To help you make the most of your travel plans, we have compiled a list of top destinations that cater to every traveller's preferences. From river rafting and cliff jumping to scuba diving and paragliding, this destination has it all. Check out these destinations in India and abroad where you can experience thrill and adventure like never before. (Image: Shutterstock)

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Lavasa | Lavasa is a planned hill town with a European feel, lakeside promenade and water activities, which was built on the lines of the Italian town of Portofino. It’s perfect for a casual, relaxing weekend spent with family and friends. (Image Shutterstock)

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Cameos | Kamshet is a paragliding hotspot that offers rustic accommodation amidst picturesque fields and allows you to soar above the rolling landscapes. Kamshet offers a variety of tourist attractions ranging from stunning temples and Buddhist caves to modern paragliding facilities and flying schools. (Image Wikimedia Commons)

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Bhandardara | Nestled amidst the Sahyadri ranges, Bhandardara is a tranquil lake town that includes the historic Ratangarh Fort, crystal-clear waterfalls and starry skies. It is a sanctuary for hikers, campers and those seeking a tranquil environment. (Image Wikimedia Commons)

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Parknishi | Panchgani, which overlooks the Krishna valley, is home to several trekking trails, picturesque plateaus and former boarding schools. Table Land offers unique views of dawn and sunset from above the clouds. (Image Wikimedia Commons)

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