Waterfalls in Bhopal: Are you ready to embark on a captivating adventure through the enchanting waterfalls of Madhya Pradesh? Brace yourself for a journey that will take you from thundering cascades to hidden falls tucked away in verdant forests. Madhya Pradesh, the heartland of India, invites you to discover its secret treasures and immerse yourself in the sheer magnificence of its waterfalls.
Top 8 Incredible Waterfalls in Bhopal(MP)
Picture yourself standing amidst misty spray, surrounded by lush greenery, as the roaring waters create a symphony of nature’s raw power. So, grab your backpacks, unleash your adventurous spirit, and let’s dive into the magical world of Madhya Pradesh.
Amargarh Waterfall
The best of the journeys are the ones that are least planned. This strikes me as we are traveling in winds through the snaky and precipitous roads heading towards Amargarh Falls. The drive brings back memories of Pachmarhi, which I visited last month when I journeyed in the reckless and rickety Satpura Hills of Pachmarhi along the treacherous, hilly stretches. But what breath-taking surroundings!
Pandav Waterfall
Located within the Panna National Park, the serene Pandav Falls is just 14 km from Panna and 34 km from Khajuraho. This picturesque waterfall is a must-visit attraction for those exploring Khajuraho. Fed by a tributary of the River Ken, Pandav Falls cascades down from approximately 30 m (Approx. 99 ft), creating a mesmerizing sight as it plunges into a heart-shaped pool.
Bahuti Waterfall
Located near Chachai Falls, Bahuti is the highest waterfall in Madhya Pradesh. It is situated on the river Sellar, as it rushes down the edge of the Mauganj Valley to join the Bihad River, a tributary of the Tamsa or Tons River. With a remarkable height of 198 m (650 ft), Bahuti Falls showcases the awe-inspiring beauty of nature. The serene atmosphere and the soothing sound of gushing water make it an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts and photographers.
Patalpani Waterfall
Located 32 km from Indore, Patalpani Waterfall is a scenic attraction known for its majestic beauty. Formed by the Choral River, the waterfall cascades down from a height of 300 ft, creating a mesmerizing sight. Surrounded by lush forests and hills, it’s a popular spot for picnics and photography. During monsoon, the waterfall showcases its grandeur, while in summer, it transforms into a gentle stream.
Rahatgarh Waterfall
Located in Rahatgarh, a small town 60 km west of Sagar on Bhopal-Sagar Road, Rahatgarh Waterfall is a stunning sight surrounded by dense greenery and rocky terrain. Cascading from a height of around 50 ft, this panoramic waterfall offers a perfect monsoon getaway and tranquil surroundings. Nearby, you can also explore the historical Rahatgarh Fort, adding a touch of rich heritage to your visit.
Patalpani Waterfalls (Near Indore)
At a distance of 35 km from Indore Junction, Patalpani is a scenic waterfall located in the Mhow Tehsil of the Indore district of Madhya Pradesh. It is one of the beautiful waterfalls in Madhya Pradesh and among the most visited tourist places in Indore.
Formed by the Choral River, the Pataipani Waterfall is cascading down from a height of about 91 meters (300 ft). The depth of the pond that forms at the bottom of the waterfall is unknown and legend has it that it goes as deep as a petal. Therefore, the falls are called Patal-Pani, where Patal means the underworld and Pani means water in Hindi.
Mahadev Paani Waterfall Trek Bhopal
The Ratapani Wildlife Sanctuary near Bhopal is bustling with the beauty of the wilderness and is one of the best places to find tranquility in a place away from the hectic rush of the city life. And in the Ratapani forests lies the majestic beauty of the Mahadev Paani Waterfall.
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Flocked by a number of migratory birds arriving here in different seasons, the area around the Mahadev Paani waterfall is one of the perfect fits for adventurous trekking. With a natural pool forming at the waterfall, the trek in itself brings you close to Mahadev himself, the Hindu God Lord Shiva. On the way to the falls, one can find a number of caves on the sides of the trail with a number of idols placed dedicated to Shiva.
Halali Dam & Reservoir, Bhopal Overview
Halali Dam is a lakeside reservoir built on the Halali River in Raisen. Formerly known as Thal River, the pristine lake is 47 km from Bhopal to Sanchi Halali the tributary of Betwa River. The catchment area of this project is around 699 sq km. The colossal dam is quite popular among locals of Bhopal as an excellent spot for picnics and boat rides. Apart from this, the reservoir is home to aquatic life forms such as catla, mrigal, mystus, rohu, and chitals.
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