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Mullamari Waterfalls

Bidar, Karnataka, India
The Natural Beauty of Mullamari: Mullamari Waterfalls is a seasonal wonder located near the Mullamari River in the Bidar district. Unlike the grand perennial falls of the Western Ghats, this waterfall is a serene and hidden spot that comes alive primarily during the Monsoon season. The water cascad es over rocky steps, creating a soothing sound and a refreshing mist that cools the surrounding area. It is surrounded by lush green fields and small hillocks, making it a perfect spot for nature lovers and those looking for a quiet getaway. The area is relatively untouched by commercial tourism, preserving its raw and natural appeal. Visitors often spend hours sitting by the rocks, enjoying the sight of water flowing into the river basin below. It is a popular spot for local youth and families for day outings and weekend picnics. The journey to the falls takes you through the rustic countryside of Bidar, offering a glimpse into the rural life of Northern Karnataka. The falls are not very high, but the spread of the water over the stones creates a picturesque setting. It is an ideal place for those who appreciate the subtle beauty of nature and want to escape the dry heat of the plateau.

General information

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    Ideal Duration:
    2 to 3 Hours
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    Place Type:
    Nature / Waterfall
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    Entry Fees:
    Free Entry: No entry tickets are required.

    Parking: No formal parking; visitors park on the side of the approach road for free. ...
    Free Entry: No entry tickets are required.

    Parking: No formal parking; visitors park on the side of the approach road for free.
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    Timing:
    Regular Timings: 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM.

    Ideal Visit Time: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM for safety and visibility. ...
    Regular Timings: 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM.

    Ideal Visit Time: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM for safety and visibility.
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    Special Events:
    World Water Day: Local environmentalists sometimes host awareness talks in March, though the falls may be dry. ...
    World Water Day: Local environmentalists sometimes host awareness talks in March, though the falls may be dry.
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    Best Photo Spots:
    The Main Drop: Capturing the white foam against dark rocks.

    Surrounding Greenery: For landscape shots.

    The River Stream: Following the water path. ...
    The Main Drop: Capturing the white foam against dark rocks.

    Surrounding Greenery: For landscape shots.

    The River Stream: Following the water path.

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Things To Do

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    Nature Walks: Exploring the riverbanks and the nearby fields.

    Photography: Capturing the flowing water with long exposure.

    Picnicking: Enjoying home-cooked food in the lap of nature.

    Splashing in Water: Safe wading in the shallow areas of the basin. ...

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Information

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    Why Famous:
    Seasonal Beauty: Famous as the primary waterfall destination in the Bidar district.

    Picnic Spot: Known for its tranquil environment and clean air. ...
    Seasonal Beauty: Famous as the primary waterfall destination in the Bidar district.

    Picnic Spot: Known for its tranquil environment and clean air.
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    Architecture:
    Natural Rock Formation: The water flows over basaltic layers characteristic of the Bidar plateau.

    Dimensions: The falls drop from a height of about 10-15 meters and spread across 20 meters during peak flow. ...
    Natural Rock Formation: The water flows over basaltic layers characteristic of the Bidar plateau.

    Dimensions: The falls drop from a height of about 10-15 meters and spread across 20 meters during peak flow.
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    How To Reach:
    By Air: Bidar Airport is 12 KM away; Hyderabad (HYD) is 150 KM.

    By Train: Bidar Railway Station is 16 KM away.

    By Road: Travel towards Jhanwada village; the road is narrow but motorable.

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    Near Tourist Places:
    Bidar Fort (16 KM), Bahmani Tombs (18 KM), Guru Nanak Jhira Sahib (14 KM), Papnash Shiva Temple (15 KM), Narasimha Jhira Cave Temple (18 KM), Madrasa of Mahmud Gawan (17 KM), Chaukhandi (19 KM), Barid Shahi Tombs (16 KM), Kalyani Fort (80 KM), Basavakalyan (75 KM)

Tourism Tips

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    Health and Safety: Rocks are very slippery; avoid going too close to the edge.

    Packing: Carry a change of clothes and towels.

    Cash: No ATMs nearby; withdraw cash in Bidar city.

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