Honabedgo
General information
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Ideal Duration:
2 to 4 HoursPlace Type:
Nature & WaterfallEntry Fees:
No Entry Charges: Access to Honabedgo Falls is free for all visitors.
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Guide Fee: Since the path can be confusing, paying a local villager Rs.100 to Rs.200 to guide ...No Entry Charges: Access to Honabedgo Falls is free for all visitors.
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Guide Fee: Since the path can be confusing, paying a local villager Rs.100 to Rs.200 to guide you is helpful.
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Maintenance Fund: Small voluntary contributions to the local village committee help keep the trail clean.Timing:
7:00 AM to 5:
00 PM: It is unsafe to be in the forest area after dark.
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Ideal Visit Time: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM provides the best light that penetrates the ...7:00 AM to 5:
00 PM: It is unsafe to be in the forest area after dark.
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Ideal Visit Time: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM provides the best light that penetrates the deep gorge.
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Post-Monsoon: October and November offer the perfect balance of high water volume and clear paths.Special Events:
World Water Day: Local environmental groups sometimes organize awareness walks here in March.
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Monsoon Festival: While not an official event, the local village c...World Water Day: Local environmental groups sometimes organize awareness walks here in March.
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Monsoon Festival: While not an official event, the local village celebrates the arrival of the rains, which brings the waterfall to its full glory.
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Eco-Tourism Workshops: Occasional government initiatives to promote the site involve local tribal guides.Best Photo Spots:
The Horseshoe Rim: The best photo is taken from the edge of the cliff looking across the curve of the falls.
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Bottom-Up View: A low-angle shot from the boulders ...The Horseshoe Rim: The best photo is taken from the edge of the cliff looking across the curve of the falls.
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Bottom-Up View: A low-angle shot from the boulders at the base emphasizes the height of the fall.
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Forest Canopy: Frame the waterfall through the surrounding trees for a "hidden gem" feel.Photo Gallery
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Why Famous:
Untouched Pristine Beauty: It is famous for being one of the most scenic yet undiscovered waterfalls in the district.
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Trekker's Paradise: The trail leading to t...Untouched Pristine Beauty: It is famous for being one of the most scenic yet undiscovered waterfalls in the district.
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Trekker's Paradise: The trail leading to the falls is renowned among local hikers for its biodiversity.
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Photography Hub: Its unique horseshoe shape makes it a favorite subject for landscape photographers in Chhattisgarh. -
Architecture:
Natural Geological Formation: The waterfall's "architecture" is a result of millions of years of water erosion on the basaltic rock of the Bastar plateau.
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Fall Dime...Natural Geological Formation: The waterfall's "architecture" is a result of millions of years of water erosion on the basaltic rock of the Bastar plateau.
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Fall Dimensions: The water drops from a height of approximately 60 to 80 feet, with a crest width that expands to over 100 feet during the peak monsoon.
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Gorge Structure: The falls drop into a natural semicircular gorge, creating a "bowl" effect that echoes the sound of the water, making the experience immersive. -
How To Reach:
By Air: Reach Raipur (255 KM) and take a private vehicle.
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By Train: Jagdalpur (105 KM) is the closest railhead. -
Near Tourist Places:
Badedongar (15 KM), Hinglaj Mata Temple (15 KM), Jatayu Shila (45 KM), Kopabeda (50 KM), Kondagaon (60 KM), Alor Cave (35 KM), Narangi River (55 KM), Gad Dhanora (70 KM), Amadarha Falls (30 KM), Keshkal Valley (65 KM).
Tourism Tips
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Health and Safety: Be extremely careful on the cliff edges; there are no railings.
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Packing: Wear high-grip trekking shoes and ...
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