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Maharashtra is one of the least-explored states in terms of natural beauty. Unknown to many, it is home to several beautiful hill stations and numerous waterfalls apart from its popular beaches and farmlands. We have always known Maharashtra as one of the developing states in India. However, it also houses myriads of beauties which are hidden under the arms of nature.
From waterfalls to forests and hill stations to forests, Maharashtra own everything. How about exploring the unexplored waterfalls in Maharashtra this season? Before it gets too late and the water of these falls dry up, pack your bags and be on the route leading to these magnificent waterfalls.
Devkund Waterfall
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Devkund Waterfall is located in the Raigad district of Maharashtra and is a popular spot for picnic lovers. It is a type of plunge waterfalls falling from a massive rock, thereby, providing its visitors with spectacular views. It is known for its clear water and is accessible after a 3-hour trek from the base.
Vajrai Waterfall
Falling from the height of 853 feet, Vajrai is one of the highest waterfalls in the state of Maharashtra and is located at a distance of around 27 km from Satara near Sahyadri mountain range. Surrounded by rich vegetation and lush greenery in the form of squashy grass and beautiful trees, Vajrai Waterfall is also famous amongst trekkers.
If you are looking forward to reaching the base of the waterfall and taking a bath in its fresh and relaxing water, then you need to be careful as the slopes are quite risky during the monsoon season. You can also visit Sajjangad and Urmodi Dam which are located near Vajrai Waterfall.
Sahatrakund Waterfall
Located at a distance of 100 km from Nanded, Sahatrakund Waterfall is popular amongst local tourists for the presence of several temples in its neighbourhood. The water of Sahatrakund Waterfall is considered sacred by many and is also believed to have healing properties.
During the monsoon season, this beautiful waterfall becomes a significant evening destination for locals and villagers living in its vicinity. It is also a weekend destination for photographers and bird watchers.
Palasdari Waterfall
Palasdari Waterfall is a must-visit waterfall if you are looking to relax and calm your mind, body and soul amid the melody of nature. Located near Mumbai, it is easily accessible by road and you need not trek much to reach this waterfall.
However, during the monsoon season, it becomes hard to climb the rocks due to their uneven surface on the way to this waterfall. There are also several other places of interest near Palasdari Waterfall such as Maharaj Akkalkot Math. How about discovering its unseen beauty?
Dugarwadi Waterfall
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Situated at a distance of 30 km from Nashik, Dugarwadi Waterfall remains flooded with water throughout the year due to which it is a significant tourist destination. It is surrounded by luxuriant plains covered with green vegetation and is known for its clean and unpolluted water gushing down the heights of the hills. Dugarwadi Waterfall should be your next destination if you are looking to explore unexplored waterfalls in Maharashtra.
Kataldhar Waterfall
Kataldhar Waterfall is only for those who love challenging the heights and problems coming their way during explorations. Located in the Pune district of Maharashtra, Kataldhar Waterfall is not easily accessible. You need to learn the basics of trekking before you head towards this hidden waterfall as you will need to trek up a few kilometres through the dense forests of the valley.
As the waterfall remains dry throughout the year, you should visit Kataldhar Waterfall only during the monsoon season. You can also visit Rajmachi Fort which is located in its domain.
