Dhuskund Waterfall
Dhuskund Waterfall, also known as the Bord Waterfall, is a hidden natural treasure tucked away in the dense forests of the Mahasamund district. Unlike the more commercialized waterfalls, Dhuskund offers a raw and pristine experience of nature's power. The water cascades down from a significant heig ht, creating a misty pool at the bottom that is perfect for a refreshing dip. Surrounded by lush greenery and the rhythmic sounds of the forest, it serves as an ideal escape for those looking to disconnect from the modern world. The path to the waterfall involves a short trek through the woods, adding an element of adventure to the visit. It is a seasonal waterfall that reaches its peak glory during the monsoon, when the volume of water increases dramatically. This spot is particularly popular among local youth and nature enthusiasts who enjoy trekking and outdoor picnics in a tranquil setting.
General information
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Ideal Duration:
3 to 4 HoursPlace Type:
Nature / Waterfall / AdventuEntry Fees:
General Entry: Currently, there is No Entry Fee to visit the waterfall.
Parking Fee: Locals might charge a nominal fee of INR 10-20 for vehicle safety in the village area. ...General Entry: Currently, there is No Entry Fee to visit the waterfall.
Parking Fee: Locals might charge a nominal fee of INR 10-20 for vehicle safety in the village area.Timing:
Regular Timings: Open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily.
Ideal Visit Time: It is best to arrive by 10:00 AM and leave by 4:00 PM as the forest area gets dark quickly. ...Regular Timings: Open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily.
Ideal Visit Time: It is best to arrive by 10:00 AM and leave by 4:00 PM as the forest area gets dark quickly.Special Events:
Local Picnic Fairs: During the New Year period in January, the local community organizes small gatherings and picnic fairs, turning the area into a lively social spot. ...Local Picnic Fairs: During the New Year period in January, the local community organizes small gatherings and picnic fairs, turning the area into a lively social spot.Best Photo Spots:
The Base Pool: Shooting from the water level gives a grand perspective of the waterfall's height.
Forest Trail Entrance: The sun rays filtering through the dense trees provide a magical "bokeh" effect for portraits.
Read MoreThe Base Pool: Shooting from the water level gives a grand perspective of the waterfall's height.
Forest Trail Entrance: The sun rays filtering through the dense trees provide a magical "bokeh" effect for portraits.
Top Viewpoint: A short climb to the side of the falls offers a unique panoramic view of the forest canopy.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Trekking and Nature Trails: The journey to the waterfall involves navigating through forest trails, which is a delight for trekkers and birdwatchers.
Photography: Capturing the long-exposure shots of the cascading water against the green mossy rocks is a favorite activity.
Picnicking: Families often bring their own food to enjoy a meal on the flat rocky surfaces near the stream.
Refreshing Bath: The natural pool at the base is safe for a cool bath during the post-monsoon months.
Cave Exploration: Visiting the nearby Nagarjuna Cave to see the ancient rock structures and the shrine inside.
Bird Watching: The surrounding woods are home to various regional bird species, making it a hotspot for ornit...
Information
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Why Famous:
Breathtaking Monsoon Beauty: The waterfall is famous for its dramatic transformation during the rainy season when it turns into a roaring white curtain of water.
Eco-Tourism Hub: It is celebrated as one of the best eco-tourism spots near Si...Breathtaking Monsoon Beauty: The waterfall is famous for its dramatic transformation during the rainy season when it turns into a roaring white curtain of water.
Eco-Tourism Hub: It is celebrated as one of the best eco-tourism spots near Sirpur, offering an untouched environment free from heavy commercialization and crowds. -
Architecture:
Natural Rock Formations: Being a natural site, the "architecture" consists of multi-tiered basaltic rock layers that have been carved by the water over centuries. The waterfall drops from a height of approximately 50 feet into a natural stone basin. The surrounding forest...Natural Rock Formations: Being a natural site, the "architecture" consists of multi-tiered basaltic rock layers that have been carved by the water over centuries. The waterfall drops from a height of approximately 50 feet into a natural stone basin. The surrounding forest acts as a natural canopy, creating a secluded "room" of greenery. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Raipur Airport is the closest at 85 KMS.
By Train: Mahasamund Railway Station is about 25 KMS away.
By Road: From Sirpur, follow the Tumgaon road for 11 KMS.
By Local T... -
Near Tourist Places:
Sirpur (11 KM), Gandheshwar Temple (12 KM), Laxman Temple (11. 5 KM), Kodar Dam (22 KM), Barnawapara (55 KM), Mahasamund (25 KM), Raipur (82 KM), Arang (45 KM), Turturiya (40 KM), Samoda Dam (30 KM).
Tourism Tips
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Health and Safety: Wear shoes with good grip as the rocks are extremely slippery. Avoid going deep into the pool during heavy rains.
Packing: Carry a change of clothes, insect repellent, and enough food as there are no shops nearby.
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