A trip to the dry dam

 My cousin and I were getting bored on a typical day. But then we remembered it was our aunt's birthday. She had planned for us to go to Lonavala. We dressed up and prepared to go. She picked us up from our homes, and we set off in my uncle's Wagner car. It was a last-minute plan, and both plans are fantastic.We were having a good time in the car. Listening to music, doing crazy things like making memes and giiggling, clicking pictures, and so on. When we got halfway to Lonavla, we decided to have breakfast in a hotel before continuing on to our destination.Our destination was bhushi dam which is a masonry dam on the Indrayani River in Lonavala, Maharashtra, India.Before that, we stopped at a lake called Lonavala Lake. We took pictures and enjoyed ourselves. Then we arrived at our destination. We were excited to see the dam and the flowing waters from the steps, and we were eager to enjoy ourselves in the water, so we danced and But the most disappointing and surprising aspect was that the dam was dry and there was no water flowing and creating the most amazing view but it was stoopped for some reason because the river had not overflowed the flow was lesss and we were all disappointed.So we took some pictures and then moved on to another destination, Tiger Point, which is a well-known spot in Lonavala. We enjoyed the way our uncle drove us on the zigzag road at breakneck speed. To make the ride more interesting, we played the song Tokoy Drift.We arrived at Tiger Point, which was not ideal because it was scorching hot and the sun was shining brightly in the sky. We took shade on that point, which was built by the government for tourists, and we enjoyed the famous maggie and corn pakode. We rested, then went to some markets and bought the famous lonavala chikki.and like this our todays journey ended here...




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