The Chitrakoot Falls is a natural waterfall located to the west of Jagdalpur, in Bastar district in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh on the Indravati River. The height of the falls is about 30 metres (98 ft). It is the widest fall in India, about 300 metres (980 ft).It is said that herds of deer once inhabited the verdant surroundings of Chitrakote, earning it its name (chitar is the name for a deer in the Halbi dialect). Chitrakote waterfall is an incredible manifestation of natural beauty which is surrounded by the majestic grandeur of Vindhya ranges. This waterfall on Indravati River cascades down 100 ft drop amidst
It is said that herds of deer once inhabited the verdant surroundings of Chitrakote, earning it its name (chitar is the name for a deer in the Halbi dialect). Chitrakote waterfall is an incredible manifestation of natural beauty which is surrounded by the majestic grandeur of Vindhya ranges. This waterfall on Indravati River cascades down 100 ft drop amidst..
The Tirathgarh fall provide an excellent view of the Kanger River tumbling down seven levels into a deep valley. The splashing streams of Tirathgarh waterfall with an incredible speed to the river Munga Bahar. Since this is a popular site, you may find hordes of people sitting under the waterfall, but you can walk further down the levels to find an isolated spot. Numerous tourists visit the highly popular waterfall, mainly during the months between Octobers to February..
A small pretty waterfall is located about 24km from Chitrakoot. The view of the deep valley below and virgin forest beyond is spectacular. It is a lovely picnic spot. Check with locals for the haat (market) at Mardum village between Barsur and Chitrakote..
This beautiful natural waterfall is situated in Koriya district on the Hasdeo River. The water from the falls cascades down from a great height, creating a beautiful misty ambiance. The falls is also an important pilgrimage place which features a Shiva Temple...
Churi Waterfall In Jashpur , Chhattisgarh This waterfall born by the Eb river and flows to Badalkhol Abhyaran.Wild Elephants always walks on this Abhyaran..
Rajpuri waterfall is located 60 Km from Jashpur main situated in north eastern corner of the state Chattisgarh. The Rajpuri waterfall is one of the revisited spot among the tourist in Jashpur. The Rajpuri waterfall is surrounded by Tribal villages adds a different attraction to this waterfall. Tourists enjoy the Day trip to Rajpuri waterfall while on the stay to Jashpur.
Rani Dah Waterfall, Jashpur is an ideal place for a quiet picnic, away from the din and bustle of city life.Situated in hilly terrain in the midst of forest, Rani Dah Waterfall is one of the most frequented picnic spots in Jashpur. The whole surrounding area near the waterfall tells of rich eco tourism in Jashpur. Interestingly the forest department of Chhattisgarh arranges tours to these beautiful places on request. There are tribal villages surrounding the Rani Dah Waterfall which adds a different sort of charm to the area. The area is in close proximity to Echkela and 12 kilometers from Jashpur main..
TIGER POINT WATERFALL.
Tiger Point waterfall another beautiful tourist destination located in Mainpat, Surguja district of Chhattisgarh.
The Rakasganda fall is a tourist spot situated in Surguja district of Chhattisgarh. This fall is on Ren River. It is around 150 km from Ambikapur and around 60 km from Wadrafnagar. The best time to see Rakasganda is around April-June.
Kendai is a village situated at a distance 85 km from korba district headquarter on the Bilaspur-Ambikapur State highway No. 5. This is one of the beautiful picnic spot in the district. There is one lovely waterfall having 75 feet height.
Waterfalls in Chhattisgarh are Akuri Nala and Devdhara falls, Chirimiri is the Jannat Of Chhattisgarh. The Amrit Dhara Waterfall, Koriya, is a natural waterfall which originates from the Hasdeo River. The point where the water falls, there, a cloudy atmosphere is formed all around.
Kailash and Kotumsar Caves Jagdalpur are the caves which are about 2 km (1 mi) deep. They are situated at a distance of about 40 km (25 mi) from Jagdalpur. There is lack of oxygen when going deep into the cave. So, they have been restricted to a fixed point.