Location: Lonar Lake is in Maharashtra, India, in the Buldhana district.

Formation: Created by a massive space rock hitting the Earth, making a hole that filled with water a long time ago.
Uniqueness: The only significant crater in basalt rock on Earth.
Water Type: The lake water is special – it's alkaline.
Protection: Declared a Wildlife Sanctuary to safeguard the lake and its surroundings.
Historical Temples: Around the lake, there are 1,250-year-old temples.

• The design is inspired by the theme of "cloud" and

uses a continuous cloud-shaped roof to connect
different spaces.
• provides indoor and outdoor resting spaces, offering
shelter from the sun and rain.
• The elegantly curved eaves not only protect from the
weather but also frame the sky, trees, and clouds,
enhancing the overall visual appeal.
• Large windows are incorporated, allowing visitors to
relax and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding
landscape
• Sloped roofs are great because they let air flow through. There's a space between the slanted roof and the inside flat
one, and it helps the building use less energy. In the summer, it gets rid of hot air, and in the winter, it kicks out the cold
and damp air. It's like giving your house a breath of fresh air
• Contemporary Design: Many modern tourist centers embrace sleek and contemporary designs. This can include geometric
shapes, large glass windows, and innovative use of materials.
• Open-Air Concepts:Tourist centers located in scenic areas may incorporate open-air concepts, allowing visitors to enjoy the
natural surroundings. This could include pavilions, decks, or terraces