05/08/2026
Comment “MAHARASHTRA” to experience it all with us 👇
Monsoons transform Maharashtra into a paradise of misty hills, lush valleys, and spectacular waterfalls. If you’re exploring the state this season, here are the falls you simply shouldn’t miss:
💧Vajrai Falls: Satara’s three-tiered plunge on the Urmodi River, officially India’s tallest waterfall.
💧Thoseghar Waterfall: Satara’s twin falls, locally called M***a Dhabdhaba (Big) and Chota Dhabdhaba (Small), dropping into a deep gorge.
💧Kune Falls: A three-tiered waterfall between Lonavala and Khandala, ranked the 14th highest in India.
💧Someshwar Waterfalls: Nashik’s family-favourite fall on the Godavari, also called Dudhsagar locally, beside the Someshwar Shiva Temple.
💧Randha Falls: A Pravara River waterfall in Bhandardara, linked to the legend of Sage Agastya’s penance.
💧Lingmala Waterfall: Mahabaleshwar’s Venna River fall, with a smaller pool for wading before the main plunge.
💧Dugarwadi Waterfall: A milky-white, two-tiered fall near Trimbakeshwar, reached via a scenic forest trek.
💧Ashoka Waterfall: Vihigaon’s waterfall, known for the film Ashoka and now a favourite for rappelling.
💧Amboli Waterfall: The signature fall of Maharashtra’s rainiest hill station and a biodiversity hotspot.
💧Bhilar Waterfall: A roadside viewpoint fall near Bhilar’s famous Book Village and strawberry farms.
💧Kumbhe Waterfall: A Raigad waterfall that’s become one of Maharashtra’s biggest rappelling destinations.
💧Tungareshwar Waterfall: A forest waterfall inside Vasai’s Tungareshwar Wildlife Sanctuary, home to leopards and 250+ bird species.
💧 Umbrella Falls: A Wilson Dam overflow in Bhandardara, fanning over rocks into its iconic umbrella shape.
Experience Maharashtra like never before this monsoon as we uncover its hidden gems, scenic escapes, and unforgettable experiences with this August.✨
So, chase waterfalls and enjoy
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