Lonar

Lonar is a town and civil board in Buldhana locale of Vidarbha area of the Indian province of Maharashtra. The town is the headquarter of Lonar taluka and is situated close Mehkar. Lonar is renowned for Lonar hole and Lonar Lake. Lonar has its own natural framework. As the sun sets, the whole lake shows up in an unexpected way. The lake water clears over the shore like ocean water, and the feathered creatures, wolves, peacocks and different animals begin making their quality felt.

It is a superb scene to watch the sun rising or setting beneath the lake dividers. The lake has an exceptional nearness of fragments of glass affirming the shooting star's effect, which caused the gigantic temperature rise along these lines transforming the sand into glass. The Lonar hole is the world's solitary salt water lake in basaltic shake, accepted to have been caused by a shooting star hitting Earth around 52,000 years prior. It is encompassed by backwoods with a huge assortment of feathered creatures, especially peacocks, owls, red-wattled lapwings and ducks.

Various sanctuaries encompass the lake, around the edge of the hole and further down around the lake, the vast majority of which remain in ruins today, aside from the sanctuary of Daitya Sudan at the focal point of the Lonar town, which was worked out of appreciation for Vishnu's triumph over the mammoth Lonasur. It is a fine case of early Hindu engineering. Vishnumandir, Wagh Mahadev, Mora Mahadev, Munglyacha Mandir and Goddess Kamalaja Devia are alternate sanctuaries found inside the pit.