The topography of Maharashtra is the primary reason that the state enjoys every kind of tourism. The state is marked with a good rainfall that’s why the biodiversity of Maharashtra is extremely abundant. It is blessed with the unnumbered of natural landscapes. When it comes to natural landscapes, nothing is more enchanting and intriguing than watching a heavy flow of dancing water in a waterfall. Luckily, on your trip to Maharashtra, you can witness this splendor here and there. These waterfalls accentuate the tourism of Maharashtra further and make the state an ideal holiday destination during the monsoon months. Here are a few must-visit waterfalls in Maharashtra that can rejuvenate your spirit and can make your trip even more exciting.
Bhivpuri Waterfall
Located in the outskirt of Mumbai, Bhivpuri Waterfall is mostly frequented by the locals. From Mumbai, you have to take a train for Karjat and from Karjat, you can go on foot or can hire a rickshaw. Bhivpuri Waterfall isn’t far from Karjat. Once you’ll reach Bhivpuri village, the blissful view of landscapes and the gurgling sound of waterfall will enchant you. The waterfall is surrounded by the mountains from two sides, so you need to trek around 2 km in order to get in front of the waterfall. If you wish, you can go for rappelling in the thick stream of Bhivpuri Waterfall. You can also get the camping experience on the encompassing stretches of nearby area. The waterfall is 20 feet high and renders a mesmerizing view. It is accessible only during the monsoon months, so make sure you visit during this time period only. It is one of the beautiful waterfalls in Maharashtra.
Lingmala Waterfall
Located in Mahabaleshwar hill station, Lingmala Waterfall is one of the most famous waterfalls in Maharashtra. Pune is the most approachable city to reach Lingmala Waterfall. The waterfall is formed by Venna River and falls down from the top of Venna valley of Satara district. It is located at the high elevation of 1278 m and falls from a sky-reaching height of 500 feet, so the flow of water is too blustery in this waterfall. That’s why water sports activities are not allowed here. You can’t even get into the waters. But you can take the awe-inspiring view of this magnificent waterfall. Around Lingmala Waterfall, there are also some mini waterfalls which make the milieu even more alluring. In these waterfalls, you can go for any sports activities. This waterfall enchants the visitors all year long. In fact, it gets daunting in rainy seasons.
Someshwar Waterfall
This waterfall is popular and gets regular influx of visitors because it is located in Nashik. On a trip to Maharashtra, everyone visits Nashik and Someshwar Waterfall is just 9 km from the Nasik bus stand and 2 km from Someshwar Temple, so visitors can’t resist themselves from visiting this waterfall too. The waterfall originates from holy Godavari River and falls down from the height of 10 meters. It isn’t a very huge waterfall still the location and the origination point of this waterfall make it a popular destination. The surroundings of this waterfall are so enchanting that it is known to be a much-loved picnic spot in Maharashtra.
Thoseghar Waterfall
Again a waterfall from a Satara district of Maharashtra. Located on the outskirts of Konkan region at Thoseghar village, Thoseghar Waterfall is probably the most visited waterfall of Maharashtra. This waterfall stands out from other waterfalls of the state because it has a series of cascades falling down from a neck-racking height of 500 meters. It is also one of the highest waterfalls in India. Wrapped in the bewitching greenery from all around, Thoseghar Waterfall caters its visitors well and gives the memories to treasure forever. From Mahabaleshwar, you can easily get to the waterfall. It is only 77 km from here. It is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Maharashtra.
Vajrai Waterfall
Yet again waterfall from Satara district. I must say Mahabaleshwar is really a worth visiting place in Maharashtra. Vajrai Waterfall is a three-tier waterfall and falls down from a giant height of 853 feet. The interesting thing is that unlike most of other waterfalls of Maharashtra. It is a perennial waterfall, so visitors can visit anytime and capture the glimpse of this mesmerizing beauty. The waterfall Originates from the Urmodi River and makes the entire region beautiful. Vajrai Waterfall gets more panoramic in monsoon months but again you’re not allowed for the swimming, rappelling, or any other activities.
Amboli Waterfall
Located in the Sindhudurg district of Maharashtra in Amboli hill station, Amboli Waterfall is the one of the most popular destinations in Sindhudurg. There are some other waterfalls in the district such as Nangartas Waterfall, Savdav Waterfall, Napne Waterfall, Chinchghar Waterfall, and Vyaghreshwar Waterfall but Amboli Waterfall enraptures the visitors the most and it has two reasons. First, reaching to the height of 400 feet, it is the highest waterfall among all and second, it is nestled between the remarkable interchange of Konkan Coast and Western Ghat. Just because of its location, Amboli Fall creates a picturesque view and pulls thousands of visitors monthly.
Kune Waterfall
Apart from its scenic beauty, the waterfall is a popular tourist destination because it is probably the most accessible waterfall in Maharashtra. Located in Lonavala just 94 km from Mumbai and 73 km from Pune, the waterfall is easily accessible from both the cities. Perched against the majestic Sahyadri ranges, Kune Waterfall is a three-tier waterfall and falls from the high elevation of 220 m. Though it is a huge waterfall, water sports activities are allowed here.
Dugarwadi Waterfall
Dugarwadi Waterfall made a place on this list because it is located in Nasik and is often frequented by the visitors. When you’re exploring Nasik, you can easily cover this waterfall too. Lying just 8 km from Trimbakeshwar Temple, Dugarwadi Waterfall is an ideal place for the adventurous freaks. Kayaking, fishing, swimming, and trekking are the much-loved activities of visitors in Dugarwadi Waterfall. Being one of the well-known natural waterfalls in Maharashtra, Dugarwadi Waterfall unfolds a totally distinctive vista of nature and fascinates the visitors. The breathtaking ambiance of Dugarwadi Waterfall can give you the heavenly vibes.
From a historical sightseeing to the cultural events, from wildlife’s wilderness to the gentleness of nature and from numerous pilgrim spots to the unnumbered of trendy malls & night clubs, the state is bestowed with a vibrant flavor of tourism and these waterfalls make it complete. So, visit these waterfalls and complete your trip to Maharashtra.
