Top Waterfalls in Rajasthan

When you hear about Rajasthan, probably the things that come to your mind are forts, palaces, city tours, sand dunes, narrow historical arcades, wildlife sanctuaries, the Great Indian Desert, lakes and so much more.

Rajasthan makes the Best tourist place. People from distinct parts of the world come to this picturesque place to explore all the magnificence it has within. Be it their forts, cuisine, clothing, or even handicrafts, every part of it captures and impresses people.

Along with discovering forts and palaces, one must also see waterfalls located in unique parts of Rajasthan. It has a Top waterfalls which increase the beauty of Rajasthan. Every waterfall that exists here will leave you awestruck. The best time to visit most of these waterfalls is during the monsoon.

Here’s a compilation of 7 must-visit waterfalls that you must explore on your visit to Rajasthan.

Menal Waterfall

Menal Waterfall has situated 90 km from Chittorgarh. The city is famous for the longest fort in Asia, Chittor Fort.

River Menal feeds this gigantic waterfall. It is wholly surrounded by greenery. Birds chirping and animals galloping here and there is a pretty common sights. The waterfall is from a height of 150m. You will spot a myriad of ancient temples from the 11 century on your way to the waterfall.

The best time to visit is the monsoon.

Gaipernath Waterfall

Gaipernath waterfall is the most scenic waterfall you will ever feel. It is located in Kota. If you ask me, trekking to this waterfall will be an apt idea. You’ll confront different plant species on your way and the beautiful weather will let you enjoy each and every moment of your trek.

You can take a dip in Gaipernath Waterfall and then visit the nearby temple known as Kota Gaipernath to seek the blessings of God.

Dhrudiya Waterfall

Located amidst forest and hills, this waterfall is an absolute gem among many. It is situated near the only hill station in Rajasthan, Mount Abu. Most people reach here by making their way through absolute dense jungles witnessing different species of plants, trees, and birds. The sight of water falling from the height will give you a blissful and peaceful vibe.

Dhrudiya Waterfall is nothing but a beautiful adventure that will make you fall in love with nature and its magic.

Padajhar Mahadev Waterfall

60 km away from Kota, Padajhar waterfall is located in Rawatbhata. This serene waterfall was formed naturally and is a prominent one. There are also some small water bodies around this waterfall which eventually leads to the Chambal River.

A temple near the waterfall is called Rameshwar Mahadev Cave Temple. Theists usually take a holy dip in the waterfall then visit the temple to take blessings from Lord Mahadev.

Bhimlat Waterfall

As we all know, there is barely any sight of Rajasthan that does not have any history behind it. To your astonishment, this waterfall has one.

According to folklore, this waterfall was created by one of five Pandavas named Bhim during their exile to Quench their thirst.

On the contrary, Scientifically people acknowledge that this waterfall was formed during an earthquake in the 8th century.

Whatever the cause may be, the fact that this waterfall exists is pleasing enough.

The height of the waterfall is 150ft. You may also camp near the waterfall to fully enjoy or wander around caves and explore a bit more.

Alewa Waterfalls

This waterfall in the Alwar district is less popular among tourists but it is certainly worth the visit. Lush green surroundings with massive formations of rocks augment the beauty of this waterfall.

This cascading waterfall amidst nature is very soothing. People bathe here and relish it greatly.

Chuliya Waterfall

Chuliya Waterfall is located near Rana Pratap Sagar dam.

It is also known as Chuliya Waterfall because the rock is cut in a circular shape resembling bangles. This waterfall is in the lap of nature and is very scenic and calming.