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Tirathgarh Waterfall

Kirandul, Chhattisgarh, India
General Details: Tirathgarh Waterfall is arguably the most beautiful waterfall in Chhattisgarh, often called the "Milky Fall" because of the white froth created as the water crashes down. Located within the Kanger Valley National Park, it is a block-type waterfall on the Mungabahar River. The waterf all is famous for its unique structure where the water splits into multiple streams and falls over a series of massive steps, creating a stunning visual effect that looks like a white silk curtain. The total drop is nearly 300 feet, making it one of the highest in the state. At the bottom of the falls, there is an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and Parvati, which adds a spiritual aura to the natural beauty. The steps of the waterfall are broad and provide ample space for visitors to sit and enjoy the spray. The surrounding national park is a biodiversity hotspot, home to the Bastar Hill Myna, the state bird. The descent to the base of the falls involves walking down a series of well-maintained concrete stairs, making it accessible for families. The sound of the waterfall is a constant roar that can be heard long before the falls come into view. It is a highly developed tourist spot with facilities like viewing decks, restrooms, and small eateries, making it a comfortable day-trip destination from Kirandul or Jagdalpur.

General information

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    Ideal Duration:
    4 to 6 Hours
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    Place Type:
    National Park and Waterfall
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    Entry Fees:
    Adult Entry: 25 Rupees per person.

    Vehicle Entry: 50 Rupees for cars, 100 Rupees for buses into the National Park.

    Guide Charges: 200 Rupees for a combined tour of the falls and nearby caves. ...
    Adult Entry: 25 Rupees per person.

    Vehicle Entry: 50 Rupees for cars, 100 Rupees for buses into the National Park.

    Guide Charges: 200 Rupees for a combined tour of the falls and nearby caves.
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    Timing:
    Regular Timings: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM (Entry closes at 4 PM for safety).

    Ideal Visit Time: Between 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM when the sun is directly overhead, making the water sparkle.

    Note: The park is closed dur...
    Regular Timings: 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM (Entry closes at 4 PM for safety).

    Ideal Visit Time: Between 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM when the sun is directly overhead, making the water sparkle.

    Note: The park is closed during heavy monsoon floods for visitor safety.
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    Special Events:
    Maha Shivratri: Thousands of devotees descend upon the falls to offer water from the river to the Shiva temple.

    World Tourism Day: Special cultural programs are often organized by the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board in September. ...
    Maha Shivratri: Thousands of devotees descend upon the falls to offer water from the river to the Shiva temple.

    World Tourism Day: Special cultural programs are often organized by the Chhattisgarh Tourism Board in September.
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    Best Photo Spots:
    The Top View: From the first viewing deck, you get the full scale of the 300-foot drop.

    The Temple Backdrop: Photographing the temple with the waterfall cascading right behind it.

    The Staircase Shot: A persp...
    The Top View: From the first viewing deck, you get the full scale of the 300-foot drop.

    The Temple Backdrop: Photographing the temple with the waterfall cascading right behind it.

    The Staircase Shot: A perspective shot looking up the stairs with the water on the side.

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Things To Do

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    Cave Exploration: Visiting the nearby Kutumsar and Kailash caves located within the same park.

    Bathing: The lower pools are safe and popular for bathing under the natural shower.

    Photography: Capturing the tiers from the various viewing platforms.

    Wildlife Trekking: Taking a guided walk in the Kanger Valley to spot deer and wild boars.

    Religious Offering: Visiting the Shiva temple at the base.

    Picnicking: Utilizing the designated picnic spots near the entrance.

    Shopping: Buying local tribal handicrafts and forest produce like honey from the stalls near the gate. ...

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Information

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    Why Famous:
    The Milky Appearance: Famous for its pure white water that contrasts sharply against the green valley.

    Kanger Valley Gateway: It serves as the primary attraction of the Kanger Valley National Park.

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    The Milky Appearance: Famous for its pure white water that contrasts sharply against the green valley.

    Kanger Valley Gateway: It serves as the primary attraction of the Kanger Valley National Park.

    Multi-Tiered Structure: It is one of the few waterfalls where you can actually walk onto the intermediate "steps" of the fall safely.
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    Architecture:
    Tiered Terrace Architecture: The waterfall is a multi-stage cascade with three distinct primary drops.

    Dimensions: The total height is 299 feet (91 meters). The width varies but can reach up to 150 feet during the monsoon.

    Tiered Terrace Architecture: The waterfall is a multi-stage cascade with three distinct primary drops.

    Dimensions: The total height is 299 feet (91 meters). The width varies but can reach up to 150 feet during the monsoon.

    Man-made Features: A series of approximately 300 steps leads visitors from the parking area to the very base of the falls.

    Temple Integration: A small white-washed temple is perched on a rocky outcrop right next to the middle tier, showcasing traditional Bastar temple architecture with a simple shikhara.
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    How To Reach:
    By Air: Jagdalpur Airport is the closest (35 km).

    By Train: Jagdalpur Railway Station is well connected to Kirandul and Visakhapatnam.

    By Road: Follow the Jagdalpur-Sukma highway and take the turn at Darbha....
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    Near Tourist Places:
    Kutumsar Caves (12km), Kailash Gufa (15km), Kanger Dhara (8km), Jagdalpur (35km), Chitrakote Falls (70km), Danteshwari Temple (60km), Dalpat Sagar (38km), Anthropological Museum (36km), Mandwa Waterfall (10km), Barsur (85km).

Tourism Tips

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    Health and Safety: Be careful on the stairs as they can be slippery; hold the railings.

    Packing: Carry a towel and a change of clothes if you plan to bathe.

    Accommodation: Stay at the Kanger Valley eco-reso...

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