Charre Marre Waterfall
Charre Marre Waterfall is a hidden gem located in the Kanker district, often visited as part of the greater Bastar circuit. This waterfall is formed by the Jogidhara River (also known as the Antagarh River) as it meanders through the scenic Pinjadin Valley. The name "Charre Marre" is derived from t he local dialect, referring to the rhythmic sound and the zigzag flow of the water. The fall drops from a height of approximately 16 meters (52 feet) in a unique stepped manner. Unlike the massive roar of Chitrakote, this waterfall offers a more serene and melodic experience. The surrounding landscape consists of dense forests and black granite rocks that contrast beautifully with the white foaming water. It is a popular picnic spot for locals but remains relatively unexplored by national tourists, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking peace. The trek down to the base of the fall is short and manageable, allowing visitors to get close to the refreshing spray of the water.
General information
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Ideal Duration:
2 to 3 HoursPlace Type:
Nature & AdventureTiming:
Regular Timings: 08:00 AM to 05:00 PM.
Ideal Visit Time: 11:00 AM to 03:00 PM when the sunlight hits the water directly, creating mini-rainbows. ...Regular Timings: 08:00 AM to 05:00 PM.
Ideal Visit Time: 11:00 AM to 03:00 PM when the sunlight hits the water directly, creating mini-rainbows.Special Events:
Best Photo Spots:
The Tiered View: Stand on the opposite bank to get a full-frame shot of all three steps of the waterfall.
The Hanuman Shrine: Capture the weathered idols with the backdrop of the gushing river for a mystical vibe. ...The Tiered View: Stand on the opposite bank to get a full-frame shot of all three steps of the waterfall.
The Hanuman Shrine: Capture the weathered idols with the backdrop of the gushing river for a mystical vibe.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Nature Photography: Capture the unique zigzag pattern of the water as it flows over the black granite steps.
Forest Trekking: Take a short hike through the Pinjadin Valley to reach the bottom of the falls for a better view.
River Bathing: The pool at the bottom is relatively shallow and safe for a refreshing dip during the post-monsoon months.
Bird Watching: The dense canopy around the falls is home to various forest birds; keep your binoculars ready.
Tribal Interaction: Interact with the local villagers who often visit the falls to understand their connection with the Jogidhara River.
Picnicking: Bring your own supplies and enjoy a meal on the flat rocky surfaces overlooking the valley.
Information
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Why Famous:
U-Shaped Valley: It is famous for being located in a unique horse-shoe or 'U' shaped valley which creates a natural amphitheater effect for the sound of the water.
Picnic Paradise: Locals revere it as the best spot for traditional forest co...U-Shaped Valley: It is famous for being located in a unique horse-shoe or 'U' shaped valley which creates a natural amphitheater effect for the sound of the water.
Picnic Paradise: Locals revere it as the best spot for traditional forest cooking and family gatherings. -
Architecture:
Natural Rock Formation: The waterfall is a natural geological structure featuring ancient igneous rock layers.
Step Dimension: The water falls in three distinct tiers, with the largest drop being 16 meters high and approximately 20 meters w...Natural Rock Formation: The waterfall is a natural geological structure featuring ancient igneous rock layers.
Step Dimension: The water falls in three distinct tiers, with the largest drop being 16 meters high and approximately 20 meters wide during peak monsoon. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Raipur Airport is the closest major hub (150 KMS).
By Train: Kanker does not have a station; the nearest is Dhamtari or Raipur.
By Road: It is well connected via NH-43. From Kanker city, it is abo... -
Near Tourist Places:
Sub Place Near Tourist Places: Kanker Palace (18 KMS), Gadiya Mountain (20 KMS), Malanjhkudum Falls (25 KMS), Sihava (60 KMS), Kondagaon (75 KMS), Jagdalpur (165 KMS), Dudhwa Reservoir (50 KMS), Tatarnala (30 KMS), Aamabera Forest (5 KMS), Keshkal Ghat (80 KMS).
Tourism Tips
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Health & Safety: Be careful on the slippery rocks near the water's edge.
Packing: Carry extra clothes if you plan to bathe and plenty of drinking water.
Accommodation: Stay in Government Guest Houses in Kan...
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