Gariaband has five major waterfalls within 90 km of Raipur. Ghatarani and Jatmai are the most visited. Chingra Pagaar requires a 3 km forest trek but rewards with a 60-foot two-stage drop. Best time to visit: July to October. Gariaband district in Chhattisgarh quietly holds some of the most dramatic waterfall scenery in central India. […]
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Chitrakot waterfall is on the Indravati River in Bastar district, Chhattisgarh, about 38 km from Jagdalpur city. It drops nearly 29 meters and stretches up to 300 meters wide during monsoon. The best time to visit is July to February, depending on what experience you want. Most people only know Niagara Falls. But India has […]
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Bastar waterfall count crosses 8 stunning locations. Chitrakote and Tirathgarh lead the list. Jagdalpur is your best base camp. Monsoon and post-monsoon are peak seasons. All waterfalls are reachable by road from Jagdalpur within 2 hours. Chhattisgarh holds some of the most powerful and least crowded waterfalls in all of India. The Bastar district, deep […]
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The closest waterfalls near Chandigarh are Siswan Dam Waterfall (within city limits), Burj Kotiya Waterfall (~22km), and Chakki Modh Waterfall (~40km). All three are driveable in under an hour. Chandigarh has waterfalls closer than most people think. The best waterfall near Chandigarh options range from a quick 20-minute drive to a relaxed 2-hour road trip […]
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Karkat Waterfall is a 100-foot high, 300-foot wide waterfall on the Karmanasa River in Kaimur district, Bihar. It is inside the Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary and is being developed as a Crocodile Conservation Reserve. Best visited between October and March. The Karmanasa River cuts through the rocky hills of Kaimur and drops into a wide, thundering […]
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Bihar’s best waterfalls are Kakolat (Nawada), Karkatgarh, Durgavati Falls, Kashish, Telhar Kund, Tutla Bhawani, Manjhar Kund, Dhua Kund, and Tons Waterfall. They are spread across Kaimur and Rohtas districts, best explored as a two-plateau road trip circuit through southern Bihar. Most people think Bihar is just ancient temples and Ganga ghats. They are dead wrong. […]
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Haflong waterfall trails are some of the most underrated in all of Northeast India. Dima Hasao district holds at least 10 verified cascades, from the thundering Panimur on the Kopili River to the three-tiered Bendao Baiglai just 15km from Haflong town. Most people never find them. Here is the problem with most waterfall guides for […]
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Nuranang Waterfall is a 100-meter high waterfall in the Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh, roughly 40 km from Tawang city and 2 km from the town of Jang. It is also known as Jang Falls and Bong Bong Falls. Most travel lists in Northeast India are dominated by Tawang Monastery, Sela Pass, and Bumla Lake. […]
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Lhasa Waterfall is on the North Sikkim Highway, roughly 7-8 km from MG Marg. Entry is free. Budget 30-45 minutes here, more if you want to try the zipline or grab a plate of Maggi. Lhasa waterfall does not shout for your attention the way big tourist spots do. No giant signboard, no ticket counter, […]
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The top waterfalls near Visakhapatnam are Katiki Waterfalls (90 km), Kothapalli Waterfalls (120 km), and Chaparai Water Cascade (115 km via Araku). All three are best visited between September and November when water flow is at its peak. Vizag is great. But the mountains and forests around it? Even better. Within a few hours of […]
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