Overview

About this destination

Devkund Waterfall, located near Bhira village in the Raigad district, is one of Maharashtra’s most enchanting natural spots. Hidden deep within the forest, this plunge waterfall forms a turquoise pool at its base, making it a favorite among trekkers and photographers.

Known as the origin point of the Kundalika River, Devkund offers a serene and refreshing experience surrounded by lush greenery and misty hills.

Trip Highlights

Best Experiences

Spectacular Plunge Waterfall

Devkund is one of the few plunge waterfalls in Maharashtra where water drops vertically into a natural pool.

Popular Trekking Destination

The 6 km trek to Devkund through dense forest and streams is a thrilling adventure for nature enthusiasts.

Things to Do

Experiences
Activities
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Trekking

A scenic forest trail from Bhira village to Devkund offers adventure through streams, bridges, and dense woods.

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Photography

Capture the emerald pool and cascading waterfall amidst misty surroundings.

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Camping

Several campsites near Bhira and Kolad offer overnight stays close to nature.

Top Attractions

Must-See Spots
nature Attractions
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Bhira Dam

Beautiful viewpoint for sunrise and boating.

A scenic reservoir located near the starting point of the Devkund trek, built for hydroelectric generation.

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Kolad River Rafting

Perfect weekend adventure destination.

Experience thrilling white-water rafting on the Kundalika River near Kolad.

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Though Devkund is a freshwater waterfall, the surrounding ecosystem is rich in biodiversity.

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Amphibians and Reptiles

Tree frogs, lizards, and small snakes can be spotted around the moist forest floor.

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Birdlife

Species like hornbills, drongos, and kingfishers are commonly seen.

The Devkund forest region offers a serene habitat for wildlife.

Visitors are encouraged to maintain cleanliness and avoid disturbing the ecosystem.

How to Reach

Travel Guide & Routes
Location Map
Getting There

By Rail

  • Kolad Railway Station (22 km) is the nearest railhead.
  • Regular trains from Mumbai and Pune connect to Kolad.

By Road

  • Accessible via Mumbai–Goa Highway (NH66) through Pali and Bhira.
  • State transport buses and shared jeeps operate till Bhira village.

Travel times may vary based on weather & traffic.