Bastar, Chhattisgarh
Tirathgarh Waterfall, near Jagdalpur in Bastar district, Chhattisgarh, is a wide, multi‑tiered cascade on the Kanger River within the Kanger Valley landscape. During monsoon, the falls roar across stepped rock formations, while winter flows reveal intricate ledges and misty veils. Viewpoints and safe edges provide dramatic scenes across spray, rainbows, and forest backdrops.
Viewpoints: Platforms and designated edges present panoramic views of the falls.
Photography: Sunrise, sunset, and post‑monsoon light create vivid colors and spray effects.
Nature observation: Riverine flora and birds frequent surrounding belts.
Remain within permitted areas; obey safety signage and barriers.
Avoid slippery rocks near edges; supervise children closely.
Respect local guidelines; do not litter.
Nearest Airport: Raipur – approx. 280–300 km
Major Railway Stations:
Jagdalpur – approx. 30–40 km
Raipur – major interchange
Approach via highways toward Jagdalpur and local forest roads to the falls; conditions vary with seasons.
Regional buses reach Jagdalpur; taxis/hired autos cover last miles. Mobile coverage is generally available, with weak spots near open water and valley sections.
Monsoon to post‑monsoon (July–October) offers peak flow and grandeur; winter (November–February) provides safer, clearer viewing and easier photography.