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Jopno Waterfall

Khunti, Jharkhand, India
Jopno Waterfall is a hidden treasure located in the Chayadih region of Khunti. It is a smaller, more intimate waterfall compared to its famous neighbors, making it a perfect spot for those seeking privacy and a quiet atmosphere. The waterfall is formed by a local stream that meanders through agricul tural fields before dropping over a rocky ledge. The surrounding landscape is a mix of forest and tribal farmland, offering a glimpse into the rural life of Jharkhand. During the rainy season, the waterfall expands into a wide curtain of white foam. The pool at the bottom is relatively shallow and clear, making it a favorite for local children. The approach road to Jopno passes through beautiful tribal hamlets where one can see traditional mud houses with intricate wall art. It is an excellent destination for slow travel, where the journey is as beautiful as the destination. The lack of commercial shops ensures that the area remains quiet and clean. It is a place where you can sit for hours listening to the water and the chirping of forest birds without any interruption.

General information

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    Ideal Duration:
    2 to 4 Hours
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    Place Type:
    Nature & Rural Tourism
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    Entry Fees:
    No Entry Fee: Currently, there is no official entry fee or parking charge at Jopno Waterfall. It is maintained by the local villagers, and it is a good gesture to buy small items like mahua flowers or local produce if they are being sold nearby. ...
    No Entry Fee: Currently, there is no official entry fee or parking charge at Jopno Waterfall. It is maintained by the local villagers, and it is a good gesture to buy small items like mahua flowers or local produce if they are being sold nearby.
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    Timing:
    Regular Timings: Accessible from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is best to visit during daylight as the village roads can be confusing to navigate after dark. No street lighting is available in the immediate vicinity of the falls. ...
    Regular Timings: Accessible from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is best to visit during daylight as the village roads can be confusing to navigate after dark. No street lighting is available in the immediate vicinity of the falls.
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    Special Events:
    Sohrai Festival: In November, the village comes alive with the Sohrai harvest festival. The cattle are decorated, and houses are painted with beautiful tribal motifs, making it a great time to visit. ...
    Sohrai Festival: In November, the village comes alive with the Sohrai harvest festival. The cattle are decorated, and houses are painted with beautiful tribal motifs, making it a great time to visit.
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    Best Photo Spots:
    The Village Path View: The first view of the falls from the approaching village path, with the fields in the foreground, is iconic. The rock shelf halfway up the falls allows for a unique "middle-view" photo of the water. ...
    The Village Path View: The first view of the falls from the approaching village path, with the fields in the foreground, is iconic. The rock shelf halfway up the falls allows for a unique "middle-view" photo of the water.

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Things To Do

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    Photography: The rural backdrop with cattle grazing nearby and the waterfall in the distance makes for excellent landscape photography.

    Cultural Interaction: Visitors can interact with the friendly Munda tribespeople in Chayadih and learn about their traditional farming techniques.

    Picnicking: A great spot for a rustic picnic; however, visitors must bring all supplies from Khunti town.

    Bird Watching: The proximity to farmland attracts many grain-eating birds and raptors like the Crested Serpent Eagle.

    Nature Sketching: The simple and clear lines of the waterfall and the surrounding trees are ideal for artists and sketchers.

    Village Walk: Take a walk through the nearby Chayadih village to see the...

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Information

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    Why Famous:
    Peaceful Ambience: Known for its tranquility and the absence of loud tourist crowds. It is a "locals-only" secret that is slowly gaining popularity among trekkers. The water is exceptionally clean and is often used by villagers for domestic purposes upstream. ...
    Peaceful Ambience: Known for its tranquility and the absence of loud tourist crowds. It is a "locals-only" secret that is slowly gaining popularity among trekkers. The water is exceptionally clean and is often used by villagers for domestic purposes upstream.
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    Architecture:
    Natural Stone Ledges: The waterfall consists of two main tiers, with a total height of about 15 Meters. The rock surface is mostly black basalt, which becomes very shiny when wet. The base area is naturally paved with flat stones, providing a convenient place for visitors ...
    Natural Stone Ledges: The waterfall consists of two main tiers, with a total height of about 15 Meters. The rock surface is mostly black basalt, which becomes very shiny when wet. The base area is naturally paved with flat stones, providing a convenient place for visitors to sit and relax.
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    How To Reach:
    By Air: Birsa Munda Airport in Ranchi is approximately 60 KMS away.

    By Train: The nearest rail station is Hatía, followed by a road journey to Khunti.

    By Road: Take the road toward Murhu from Khunti and ask...
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    Near Tourist Places:
    Panchghagh Falls (15 KMS), Rani Fall (18 KMS), Deer Park (25 KMS), Angrabari (20 KMS), Ulihatu (35 KMS), Dombari Buru (30 KMS), Perwaghagh Falls (45 KMS), Khunti Dam (24 KMS), Remix Falls (15 KMS), Dasham Falls (38 KMS).

Tourism Tips

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    Health & Safety: The area is remote; carry basic medicines and a fully charged phone.

    Packing: Bring your own food and water as there are no commercial stalls at the site.

    Cash: Carry enough cash as the nea...

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