Chitrakoot Waterfalls

a) Chitrakote waterfalls:
Chitrakote waterfalls are located on river Indravati in Vindhya ranges of Chattishgarh. Because of its widespread horseshoe gorge, it is often called "The Niagara Falls of India".

It is the second widest waterfall in Asia. And, the widest waterfall in India. Spreads around 350 meters during monsoon.

Local boatmen lead us to stunning sites near the spray below the waterfall to witness Chitrakote Falls in full glory. The view of the waterfall at sunrise/midday/sunset and the changing hues around it is a sight to remember. The rainbow on water sprays and shadows of us on water breeze are splendid, one has to visit Chitrakote to experience.

Camping: We'll be camping on the river bed of Indravati, where we'll be facing the Chitrakote falls. Early morning, you can take a dip or swim in the water. (Don't worry! We will issue a life jacket)

b) Tirathgarh waterfalls:
Height: 299ft (in 3 drops)
The region is replete with lesser-known wonders of Chattishgarh that have still not turned into a tourist hub. Besides Chitrakote, the Tirathgarh Waterfall is another magical site that cannot be missed on this trip.

c) Kotumsar caves:
Length: 1327 meter
Kotumsar cave was initially named Gopansar cave (Gopan = hidden) but the present name Kotumsar became more popular as the cave is located near a village named ‘Kotumsar’

The cave is subject to frequent flooding during the monsoon season, which generally begins in the middle of June and continues until the middle of October. The site is closed to tourists during this period. Various water pools fed by seepage throughout the year also exist in this cave (You can see blind cave-fish here)