Famous Waterfalls in Madhya Pradesh

The heritage heartland of India, Madhya Pradesh, is blessed with a variety of wildlife and natural attractions, including Amarkantak, Satpura, and Vindhyachal nature reserves, as well as deep forested areas. In this post we will look at some famous waterfalls in Madhya Pradesh ( MP ).

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List of Famous Waterfalls in Madhya Pradesh

Name of Water Falls	Height
Bahuti Falls in Rewa	650 ft
Keoti Falls, Rewa	322 ft
Rajat Prapat, Hoshangabad	350 ft
Indore’s Patalpani Waterfall	300 ft
Dhuandhar Falls, Jabalpur	32 ft
Falls at Raneh, Chhatarpur	98 ft
Rewa’s Purwa Falls,	230 ft
Gatha Falls in Panna	300 ft
Gwalior’s Sultan Garh Waterfall	114 ft
Tincha Falls in Indore	300 ft

Popular Waterfalls in Madhya Pradesh

So now lets talk about the Famous Waterfalls in Madhya Pradesh one by one!

Bahuti Falls in Rewa

The highest waterfall in Madhya Pradesh is Bahuti Falls, which is found in the Rewa district and is close to the two other most well-known waterfalls, Chachai and Keoti.

Chachai Falls in Rewa

The second highest waterfall in Madhya Pradesh is Chachai Falls, which is located in the Rewa district on the edge of the Chitrakoot Hills.

Keoti Falls, Rewa

The 322-foot-tall Keoti Falls on the Mahana River are an illustration of a nick point.

Rajat Prapat, Hoshangabad

A horsetail-shaped waterfall called Rajat Prapat Fall is found in the Hoshangabad district at Pachmarhi. Waterfalls such Duchess Fall, Bee Falls, Little Fall, and Silver Falls can be seen in Pachmarhi.

Indore’s Patalpani Waterfall

The most well-liked picnic location nearby Indore is Patalpani waterfall in Mhow, although you should avoid it during monsoon season.

Dhuandhar Falls, Jabalpur

On the Narmada River at Bhedaghat, Jabalpur’s Dhuandhar Falls are renowned for their marble-clad boulders. The roar of the Dhuandhar waterfall may be heard from a great distance away because of its strength.

Falls at Raneh, Chhatarpur

A must-see attraction in Madhya Pradesh is Raneh Falls in the Chhatarpur district. It is tucked away in the gorge and canyon of the Ken River and is surrounded by Granite and Dolomite boulders.

Rewa’s Purwa Falls, 230 feet

On the Tamsa River, also called the Tons River in Madhya Pradesh and rising in the Kaimur Range, are the Purwa Falls. The majority of the tallest falls in the state are located on the Tamsa River or one of its tributaries, which is a tributary of the Ganges.

Gatha Falls in Panna

Along with nearby Khajuraho, Gatha Falls is one of the most well-known attractions in the Panna district. Another well-known waterfall in the Panna region of the Panna National Park is Pandav Falls.

Gwalior’s Sultan Garh Waterfall

The Sultan Garh Waterfall is situated in Madhya Pradesh’s Shivpuri district, across the Parvarti River. The autumn is the best time to visit Gwalior for a weekend.

300-foot-high Tincha Falls in Indore

Another well-known waterfall is Tincha Falls, which is about 25 kilometres from Indore. Kapil Dhara in Amarkantak, Pandav Falls in Panna, Sultangarh Waterfall, Pawa Waterfalls, Durga Dhara Fall, and Shambhudhara Waterfalls near Anuppur are some of the other most well-known waterfalls in Madhya Pradesh.

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