Why is this Maharashtra hill station called the ‘Italy of India?’
Lavasa, India's planned hill city near Pune, draws inspiration from Italy's Portofino. Its pastel buildings, waterfront promenade, and narrow lanes mimic Mediterranean charm. Designed with European aesthetics, the town offers a unique ambiance, making it dubbed "the Italy of India." Despite past challenges, its visual identity remains a key attraction.
Lavasa, India's planned hill city near Pune, draws inspiration from Italy's Portofino. Its pastel buildings, waterfront promenade, and narrow lanes mimic Mediterranean charm. Designed with European aesthetics, the town offers a unique ambiance, making it dubbed "the Italy of India." Despite past challenges, its visual identity remains a key attraction.
