Perched in the Western Ghats near Lonavala, Lion's Point offers breath-taking panoramic views. Named for its resemblance to a lion's head and mane, it's a popular spot for nature enthusiasts.
2. ELEPHANTA ISLAND, MAHARASHTRA
Home to the famous Elephanta Caves, this island in Mumbai Harbor earned its name from the colossal stone elephant statue that adorned it in the past.
Jutting out over the Bay of Bengal in the town of Vizag, Dolphin's Nose is a prominent headland named for its likeness to a dolphin's nose, providing spectacular coastal vistas.
3. DOLPHIN'S NOSE, TAMIL NADU
In the hill station of Mussoorie, Camel's Back Road derives its name from a rock formation that resembles a camel's hump. A picturesque walking trail, it offers stunning views of the Himalayas.
4. CAMEL'S BACK ROAD, UTTARAKHAND
Situated near Port Blair, Pigeon Island got its name due to the abundance of rock pigeons. The island is a popular destination for snorkelling and water sports.