Bhedaghat by the side of river Namada is a place known for beautiful Dhuandhar Falls. Here the Narmada river, while making its way through the marble rocks narrows down and plunges over the rocks making a powerful roar and smoking cascade.
Water falling from a height of 150 ft generates great noise with water sprinkles. It looks like a white smoke or fog. Hence the name Dhuandhar (Smoky) Falls.
The impact of the natural splendor while reaching the ground, the affinity of the falling river is a charming cascade. This place remains closed during monsoon season for general public i.e. from July to end of September month.
Water falling from a height of 150 ft generates great noise with water sprinkles. It looks like a white smoke or fog. Hence the name Dhuandhar (Smoky) Falls.The impact of the natural splendor while reaching the ground, the affinity of the falling river is a charming cascade. This place remains closed during monsoon season for general public i.e. from July to end of September month.
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This is a very spectacular waterfall. Thank you for sharing it with us.
It is just beautiful. I love waterfalls. The most impressive I've ever seen, thus far, is Iguazu Falls, on the Argentinian
Brazilian border.
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Lovely... I was not aware of this place! Thanks for sharing!
Wow, these are incredible, what a sight this must be. I love waterfalls as I love water - its consistency, its power and beauty.
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wow! what a gorgeous waterfalls .
Very nice pictures
Splendid place!
Beautiful! Love the water motion on the top shot.
Awesome Sight..thanks for sharing
Breathtaking waterfalls and your captures are superb as always, Rajesh! I do love waterfalls and these are incredible! Hope you have a great week!
Sylvia
That falls are magnificent and you did a great job capturing the rushing water.
wow! would love to visit this place!
A beautiful yet powerful image … I can easily imagine the roaring rush of water. Thanks for sharing this interesting part of your world!
Very beautiful photo of the waterfall. Learn much of the places of interest of your country through your blog.
Wow that is one scarily powerful river, spectacular!
Wow. The power of water. What a spot. Thanks for this spectacular photo.
nice one...looks gushing like a torrent!
Wow - what impressive and lovely falls! Magnificent.
Wonderful falls! Amazing sight. I was last there in Dec 2007.
The Dhuandhar Falls can be likened to the Niagara Falls (and I can say this positively, having seen both).
Beautiful photos. The current looks scary.
such beautiful waterfall.
Wow, what a beautiful waterfall. Looks very powerful!
What a specttacular river it is!
so massive and dynamic!
Your photo is awesome. What a great shot of this beautiful place. Takes my breath away. It's incredible. Absolutely an amazing natural wonder.
That is a great capture.
awe... it looks like falling with great roar! Little Niagara of India.
Splendid pictures from so special place!
Léia :)
Power packed falls!!
Such power in such beauty! The noise must be quite deafening.
nice shots!!!!
i have heard a lot abt the falls from freinds and especially my bro who had visited it some time backk....
I used to live near Niagara Falls, USA... but this sight took my breath away. No commercialization around it, simply nature at its most powerful. Perhaps the monsoon season is in its own way a gift, if only to spare you the T-shirt vendors and other $$ hawks...
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Amazing and powerful. They gave it the right name. It does look like smoke. I can imagine how wild the falls must be during monsoon season.
I love waterfalls, beautiful photos
Spectacular!
Decidedly gorgeous!!
excellent post
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Looks very big, very powerful and very dangerous! Great photos!
Always DELIGHTFUL.
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Beautiful Falls. There is something very exciting with "rushing" water.
Wow, so beautiful Great photos.
now that is impressive.
Beautiful, Rajesh. I love waterfalls.
-- K
Powerful watery shots.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
Gorgeous, love the first shot!
Watery Wednesday
Spectacular waterfalls! Wonderful pictures, I enjoy them.
The Waterfall is very beautiful and so grand looking, I never knew that India had waterfalls. I also like your blog.
I found you from the ABC Challenge and this is my first visit to your blog. I look forward at reading and see more of your blog about India.
The Dhuandhar Falls in Bhedaghat is a well known sight where one witnesses beautiful scenery and complete tranquility. The beautiful falls is rough yet calm, soft yet loud and undoubtedly breathtaking.
I love waterfalls, beautiful shots Rajesh, and I like the sepia tint too:)
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Very pretty water!
But being a cat means not being so keen on water. I'll keep my distance!
Nice post for D, though.
Purrs,
Sara Cat
This falls looks grand! Like the shots!
ABC-Wednesday
Very nice, wonderful waterfall
Magnificent falls ! Resembles Hogenakkal in these pictures.
that looks magnificent! Check out my ABC Wednesday entry too! Thanks a lot, much appreciated! have followed your blog.
Impressive! :)
Thanks to all this powerful and beautiful water falls.
Beautiful Falls -- snd an appropriate name for sure! I kind of "collect" waterfalls -- we've always tried to visit any that are in the area when we're traveling -- and now I love taking pictures of them. Thank you for sharing this beautiful trip.
I believe it is one of the best rafting and picnic spots, we missed it. Photos are little dull maybe taken in rainy season or cloudy atmosphere.
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