From Satara to Amboli: 6 most-scenic waterfalls in Maharashtra to visit in monsoon

Monsoon in Maharashtra is magical! The rain transforms the Western Ghats into a green heaven, dotted with some incredibly gorgeous waterfalls, perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers, alike. It is the ideal time to experience the beauty of these waterfalls.
Here, we tell you about seven spectacular waterfalls in Maharashtra you must visit during the monsoon season.

Thoseghar is one of the lesser-known waterfall gems in Maharashtra, hidden close to the village of Thoseghar, which is some 20 km from Satara. Come monsoon and this waterfall turns all gorgeous and lush. The prime feature of this waterfall is that it is surrounded by thick forest. Falling from a height of about 200 m, this waterfall is a sight to behold! Monsoon is the best time to witness the falls in their full glory, making it a photographer’s delight.
How to reach: It takes around 4.5 hours from Pune by road.

Kas Plateau is a UNESCO heritage site, also known as Kaas Pathar or the Valley of Flowers of Maharashtra. But we are going to tell you about Vajrai Waterfall which is only 5 km from the Kaas Pathar. This waterfall is a beautiful three-tiered fall dropping from a height of about 853 ft and is counted as the tallest waterfall in Maharashtra. And if you visit here during the monsoons, you’ll be blessed with the scene of wildflowers, making it a surreal experience!

How to reach It takes around 6 hours drive from Mumbai via Satara

Randha Falls is situated in Bhandardara, a beautiful small hill station in Ahmednagar district. The waterfall is created by the Pravara River and monsoon is the best time to see the scenic beauty of the falls. It is a spectacle you’ll never forget, attracting adventure seekers, nature lovers and photographers. You can also see the Sahyadri ranges adding to the beauty.
How to reach: It takes around 3.5 hours from Nashik or Igatpuri to reach here

Don’t get confused with the one in Goa. This is Amboli Dudhsagar Falls in Sindhudurg district which is a hidden gem. The name Dudhsagar means sea of milk. When here, don’t miss out on visiting Amboli Ghat near the Maharashtra-Goa border. If you are visiting here during monsoon, be prepared for slippery paths and heavy mist. But it’s all worth it!

How to reach: To reach here, you need to drive for 2 hours from Sawantwadi; the nearest railhead is Belgaum

Kune Waterfalls is one of the most popular hill stations in Lonavala-Khandala region. The waterfalls are also among the most accessible monsoon getaways from Mumbai and Pune. This three-tiered waterfall drops from a height of 200 meters and is set against the backdrop of the Sahyadris.
How to reach: You can reach here by driving for just 2 hours from Mumbai and 1.5 hours from Pune

Lingmala Waterfall is among the most visited waterfalls in the Satara district. It is known for its grand fall that plunges around 500 ft into a deep valley. To spot this, you need to drive on Mahabaleshwar-Panchgani road. The main waterfall is easily accessible and during monsoon, it becomes all the more gorgeous.
How to reach: The waterfall is about 6 km from Mahabaleshwar town