Uperbedi Waterfall
Details: Uperbedi Waterfall is one of the more dramatic and powerful waterfalls in the Kondagaon region, especially during and after the monsoon season. Located near the Uperbedi village, this waterfall drops from a significant height into a deep, rocky gorge surrounded by impenetrable forests. The approach to the waterfall is an adventure in itself, requiring a trek through forest paths that are often vibrant with local flora. Unlike the more accessible falls, Uperbedi retains a wild and rugged charm that appeals to serious trekkers and explorers. The mist created by the falling water often creates rainbows on sunny days, making it a magical sight for visitors. The surrounding area is part of the tribal heartland, and visitors can often see local villagers collecting forest produce nearby. The site is a testament to the raw natural beauty of the Bastar division and remains one of the best-kept secrets of Chhattisgarh tourism. Due to its remote location, it is rarely crowded, allowing travelers to enjoy the grandeur of nature in complete solitude. It is a place where one can truly feel the power and scale of the Chhattisgarh wilderness.
General information
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Ideal Duration:
Duration: 4 to 5 Hours (including trekking).Place Type:
Category: Nature / Adventure / Waterfall.Entry Fees:
Entry Fees: There is no formal entry fee, but it is customary to hire a local village youth as a guide for a small fee (200-300 Rupees). This supports the local economy and ensures visitor safety. ...Entry Fees: There is no formal entry fee, but it is customary to hire a local village youth as a guide for a small fee (200-300 Rupees). This supports the local economy and ensures visitor safety.Timing:
Timings:
Regular
Timings: 08:30 AM to 04:00 PM.
Ideal Visit Time: Early morning (09:00 AM) to allow ample time for the trek and return before dark. ...Timings:
Regular
Timings: 08:30 AM to 04:00 PM.
Ideal Visit Time: Early morning (09:00 AM) to allow ample time for the trek and return before dark.Special Events:
Special Event: The Vann Mahotsav (Forest Festival) is celebrated by the forest department and locals to promote conservation. Tribal youth often organize traditional dance performances during the post-monsoon festivals nearby. ...Special Event: The Vann Mahotsav (Forest Festival) is celebrated by the forest department and locals to promote conservation. Tribal youth often organize traditional dance performances during the post-monsoon festivals nearby.Best Photo Spots:
Photo Spots: The viewpoint from the top of the cliff offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the falls and the valley. The base of the falls is perfect for capturing the sheer scale and mist of the water. ...Photo Spots: The viewpoint from the top of the cliff offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the falls and the valley. The base of the falls is perfect for capturing the sheer scale and mist of the water.Photo Gallery
Things To Do
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Things to Do: Enthusiasts can engage in a moderately difficult forest trek to reach the base of the falls. Swimming in the outer edges of the pool is possible, though caution is advised due to the depth. Landscape photography is a major draw here, especially during the monsoon when the falls are at full volume. Picnicking in the forest glades near the fall is a popular activity for group travelers. Local village tours provide a chance to understand the tribal lifestyle and their dependence on the forest. ...
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Why Famous:
Famous: Renowned for its height, power, and the challenging trek required to reach it. It is considered one of the most scenic waterfalls in the Keshkal-Kondagaon forest belt. ...Famous: Renowned for its height, power, and the challenging trek required to reach it. It is considered one of the most scenic waterfalls in the Keshkal-Kondagaon forest belt. -
Architecture:
Architecture: The waterfall features a vertical drop of about 40-50 feet over a basaltic rock face. The natural basin at the bottom is large and surrounded by high rocky walls and dense vegetation. ...Architecture: The waterfall features a vertical drop of about 40-50 feet over a basaltic rock face. The natural basin at the bottom is large and surrounded by high rocky walls and dense vegetation. -
How To Reach:
How to Reach:
By Air: Jagdalpur (95 KM).
By Train: Jagdalpur or Dhamtari (Local).
By Road: Drive from Kondagaon towards Keshkal and take the village diversion. -
Near Tourist Places:
Near Places: Umradah Waterfall (12 KM), Keshkal Valley (30 KM), Tatamari (32 KM), Kuyemari Falls (35 KM), Kondagaon (25 KM), Bhangaram Temple (35 KM), Amadarha (40 KM), Mirde Waterfall (15 KM), Mutte-Khadka (20 KM), Cherbeda Falls (45 KM).
Tourism Tips
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Tourism Tips: Wear full-sleeved clothing to protect against forest insects and thorns. Always travel in a group and hire a local guide who knows the forest paths. Carry a basic first-aid kit and enough snacks for the day as there are no facilities nearby. ...
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