7 Waterfalls in Maharashtra We Are Sure You Haven’t Visited Yet!

Maharashtra is more than just beaches and hill stations. It is home to some stunning waterfalls too! Waterfalls are one of the most underrated picnic spots for families. Come monsoons, these are going to be lush with greenery and flowing with natural water. Unlike some locations that cater to only kids or only adults, waterfalls are loved by all in a family. So next time your family is bored of the beach life, here are some amazing waterfalls that you can drive down to.

Sahatrakund Waterfall

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Located near Nanded, this waterfall is famous for its splendid views, especially in the evenings during monsoons. There are quite a few temples nearby, which also have led to the belief that the water of this waterfall is holy and sacred. It is also believed to have healing properties! If you have a budding photographer or a bird-enthusiast in the family, this is a lovely place to plan your next family trip to.
Where: Islapur, Kinwat Taluka, Nanded District

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Palasdari Waterfall

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Don’t want to travel too much? This one is quite nearby! Located near Karjat, the Palasdari waterfall is known for its scenic beauty and rough terrain. The name Palasdari is derived from Palas, meaning “tree” and Dari means "Valley" in the Marathi language. The Maharaj Akkalkot Math is also nearby for anyone looking to visit. There is a small trek that you need to do to get to the waterfall so ensure that you are careful if you have senior citizens travelling with you, as the rocks can get slippery in monsoon.
Where: Palasdari, Karjat, Raigad District

Kataldhar Waterfall

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If you and your family is the adventurous type, the Katadhar waterfalls are awaiting your presence. This waterfall isn’t easily accessible and you need to trek up a few kilometres through the dense forest to reach your final destination. Since this waterfall is only flowing during the monsoons, it’s a treat for your eyes. If you are looking for a little more adventure, you can also visit the Rajmachi fort which is nearby!
Where: Rajmachi Village, Near Pune

Dugarwadi Waterfall

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You know those iconic waterfalls that you see in Bollywood movies that are stunning to look at? Dugarwadi is one of them! Located 30 kms from Nashik, this waterfall is a perennial one which makes it a popular tourist spot, especially in the rains. Dugarwadi Waterfall should be your next destination if you are looking to explore unexplored waterfalls in Maharashtra.
Where: Trimbakeshwar, Trimbak

Vihigaon Waterfall

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This seasonal waterfall is located at Vihigaon village in Thane district of Maharashtra. Perfect for a weekend trip? The waterfall flows from a height of 120 feet and is deep into a lush green forest. It’s also an ideal spot for rappelling. In monsoons, there are teams that rappel for about 120 feet, which approximately takes 30 minutes. Some adventure tourism companies also conduct flying fox activities which kids love! It’s an adrenaline rushing experience for everyone.
Where: Vihigaon waterfalls, Kasara, Thane

Dabhosa Waterfall

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One of the highest waterfalls in the state, this one is an absolute beauty! It is surrounded by jaw-dropping greenery and this waterfall forms over Lendi River and cascades down from a height of about 300 feet. Various resorts nearby as well as tour companies arrange kayaking, valley crossing, zip line, rappelling and laddering, trekking and fishing activities. This is perfect if you are travelling with family and kids, who are always full of energy to do something!
Where: Dabhosa, Taluka Jawhar, Palghar District, Maharashtra

Bakiri Waterfall

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Nestled in the middle of wilderness featuring astonishing landscapes, the Bakiri waterfall comes cascading 150 feet down! But before you reach your destination, there is a thrilling 4 kms long trek that will take you on a ride to explore the wildlife, flora, and fauna of this region which is covered with verdant greenery.
Where: Kolhapur, Maharashtra

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