Top 10 Waterfalls in Maharashtra: Your Ultimate Monsoon Bucket List
The monsoon season transforms Maharashtra into a paradise of cascading waterfalls, lush greenery, and thrilling treks. If you’re looking for an adventure or a serene escape, these top 10 waterfalls in Maharashtra promise breathtaking views and unforgettable experiences. From easy walks to challenging forest treks, here’s your ultimate guide to exploring nature at its best.
1. Thoseghar Waterfalls (Satara)
- Distance: Mumbai (280 KM) | Pune (134 KM)
- Entry Time: 9 AM–6 PM
- Trek Difficulty: Easy Walk
Thoseghar is famous for its multiple cascades, with the tallest drop at 500 meters. The well-maintained viewpoint makes it accessible for all visitors.
2. Marleshwar Waterfalls (Maral)
- Distance: Mumbai (332 KM) | Pune (267 KM)
- Base Point: Marleshwar Temple
- Trek: 0.7 KM Steps
This waterfall is part of a sacred site, combining spirituality with natural beauty. The steps make it an easy climb for families.
3. Lingmala Waterfalls (Mahabaleshwar)
- Distance: Mumbai (237 KM) | Pune (111 KM)
- Entry Time: 8 AM–5:30 PM
- Trek Difficulty: Easy Walk
A short walk leads to this stunning fall, where water gushes down in multiple streams, surrounded by dense forests.
4. Lingya Ghat Waterfalls (Lavasa)
- Distance: Mumbai (225 KM) | Pune (81 KM)
- Base Point: Dhamanohol
- Trek: 2 KM (Easy–Moderate)
Hidden near Lavasa, this waterfall is a peaceful retreat with a moderately challenging trail.
5. Kataldhar Waterfalls (Lonavala)
- Distance: Mumbai (88 KM) | Pune (78 KM)
- Base Point: Near Della Resorts
- Trek: 2–3 KM (Medium–Hard)
A steep trek rewards you with a dramatic 350-foot plunge, making it a favorite among adventure seekers.
6. Vajrai Waterfalls (Kas)
- Distance: Mumbai (282 KM) | Pune (145 KM)
- Base Point: Bhambavali
- Trek: 1.5 KM (Easy–Moderate)
One of India’s tallest waterfalls (560 meters), Vajrai is a majestic three-tiered cascade.
7. Kumbhe Waterfalls (Mangaon)
- Distance: Mumbai (150 KM) | Pune (115 KM)
- Base Point: Kumbhe Tunnel
- Trek: No trek required
Easily accessible, this fall is perfect for a quick monsoon picnic.
8. Nanemachi Waterfalls (Mahad)
- Distance: Mumbai (196 KM) | Pune (138 KM)
- Base Point: Nanemachi
- Trek: 3–4 KM (Forest Trek)
A hidden gem requiring a forest trek, offering solitude and raw natural beauty.
9. Devkund Waterfalls (Tamhini Ghat)
- Distance: Mumbai (125 KM) | Pune (99 KM)
- Entry Time: 8 AM–5 PM
- Trek: 6–8 KM (Easy–Moderate)
A turquoise plunge pool awaits at the end of this scenic trail, making it a must-visit.
10. Kalu Waterfalls (Malshej Ghat)
- Distance: Mumbai (132 KM) | Pune (124 KM)
- Base Point: Thithbi
- Trek: 3–4 KM (Moderate)
The trek through misty hills leads to a roaring 300-foot drop, offering a thrilling adventure.
Travel Responsibly
- Avoid littering.
- Follow designated trails.
- Check weather conditions before trekking.
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Top 10 Waterfalls of Maharashtra!
Your monsoon bucket list is here, from easy walks to forest treks, these falls promise nature at its best.
10. Thoseghar (Satara).
Mumbai 280 KM | Pune 134 KM | Entry: 9 AM–6 PM | Easy Walk
9. Marleshwar (Maral)
Mumbai 332 KM | pic.twitter.com/Uo8uzxGxqf
Maharashtra’s waterfalls are a monsoon marvel—pack your bags, wear sturdy shoes, and dive into nature’s wonders!
