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A road near Buldhana in the Vidarbha countryside

Buldhana guide · Itineraries

Buldhana itinerary

Day-by-day routes that keep nearby places together and leave time for meals, rest and traffic. Each stop shows how long it takes and how much walking it involves.

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Photo: Hrushikesh Kulkarni · Public domain

Plan 01

1 day in Buldhana

  1. 01

    Day 1: Sanctuary and town

    Visit Dnyanganga Wildlife Sanctuary in the early morning, subject to access from the forest office, then return to Buldhana for lunch and a rest. Spend the late afternoon in the town and prepare for longer trips.

    StopTime neededWalkingBest time
    Dnyanganga Wildlife SanctuaryHalf a dayModerateNovember to February; avoid the monsoon

    Pace: Moderate walking today — plan a sit-down break between stops.

    With parents at Dnyanganga Wildlife Sanctuary: Forest tracks are rough and there are no facilities, shade or seating. Older visitors should go by car with a guide and keep walking to a minimum.

Plan 02

2 days in Buldhana

  1. 01

    Day 1: Shegaon

    Drive to Shegaon early for the Gajanan Maharaj shrine and Anand Sagar, and return in the evening.

  2. 02

    Day 2: Lonar

    Leave early for Lonar Lake, view the crater from the rim and see the temples before returning.

    StopTime neededWalkingBest time
    Lonar LakeFull dayModerateNovember to February

    Pace: Moderate walking today — plan a sit-down break between stops.

    With parents at Lonar Lake: Rim paths and steps to the lake are uneven, and shade is limited; older visitors can enjoy views from the rim.

Plan 03

3 days in Buldhana

  1. 01

    Day 1: Sanctuary

    Dnyanganga Wildlife Sanctuary in the morning and a quiet afternoon.

    StopTime neededWalkingBest time
    Dnyanganga Wildlife SanctuaryHalf a dayModerateNovember to February; avoid the monsoon

    Pace: Moderate walking today — plan a sit-down break between stops.

    With parents at Dnyanganga Wildlife Sanctuary: Forest tracks are rough and there are no facilities, shade or seating. Older visitors should go by car with a guide and keep walking to a minimum.

  2. 02

    Day 2: Shegaon and Rajur Ghat

    Shegaon in the morning and the Rajur Ghat Balaji temple on the way back.

  3. 03

    Day 3: Lonar and Sindkhed Raja

    Lonar Lake in the morning and Sindkhed Raja in the afternoon, with an overnight stay if the day is too long.

    StopTime neededWalkingBest time
    Lonar LakeFull dayModerateNovember to February

    Pace: Moderate walking today — plan a sit-down break between stops.

    With parents at Lonar Lake: Rim paths and steps to the lake are uneven, and shade is limited; older visitors can enjoy views from the rim.

Read before you go

Guides for the stops on these routes

Pacing

Pacing a Buldhana trip for parents and children

  • Travel between November and February; summers are very hot.
  • Hire a car; distances between sights are 75 to 100 km.
  • Split the trips across days rather than combining Lonar and Shegaon.
  • Carry water, snacks and any medicines; services at sights are limited.
  • Go to Shegaon on a weekday to avoid long queues.
  • Confirm sanctuary access with the forest office before visiting.

Buldhana with elderly parents: the full guide →

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