Lonar Crater Lake
Shubha GuruShubha Guru/Times Travel Editor/SIGHTSEEING, BULDANA/ Updated : Jun 3, 2015, 15:15 IST
Synopsis
The result of a meteor impact, Lonar Lake looks like a circular patch of sky embellished on earth. Located in the Buldhana district of Maharashtra, Lonar Crater Lake attracts only a handful of tourists but hordes of scientists and … Read more
The result of a meteor impact, Lonar Lake looks like a circular patch of sky embellished on earth. Located in the Buldhana district of Maharashtra, Lonar Crater Lake attracts only a handful of tourists but hordes of scientists and wildlife enthusiasts. Arguably, it is the world’s oldest crater and contains volcanic rocks that are quite similar to those found on the Moon, Venus, Mars and Mercury. Besides sky blue water, the rich flora and fauna in the region—which is home to several migratory birds and wild animals—will keep you and your camera lens busy for a long time. Read less

The result of a meteor impact, Lonar Lake looks like a circular patch of sky embellished on earth. Located in the Buldhana district of Maharashtra, Lonar Crater Lake attracts only a handful of tourists but hordes of scientists and wildlife enthusiasts. Arguably, it is the world’s oldest crater and contains volcanic rocks that are quite similar to those found on the Moon, Venus, Mars and Mercury. Besides sky blue water, the rich flora and fauna in the region—which is home to several migratory birds and wild animals—will keep you and your camera lens busy for a long time.
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