High Season : Oct - Mar
10 - 25℃
Low Season : Apr - Sep
25 - 45℃
Nearest Airport -RPR
Raipur
Nearest Train Stations
Jagdalpur
History
Chitrakot Waterfall is a beautiful waterfall located on the Indravati River in Bastar District, Chhattisgarh State, India. The approximate height of the waterfall is 90 feet. The characteristic of this waterfall is that on rainy days, the water is reddish and looks absolutely white under the moonlight in summer.
The waterfall is 40 kilometers away from Jagdarpur and 273 kilometers away from Raipur. Chitrakote Waterfall is the largest and most flooded waterfall in Chhattisgarh. It is considered the main waterfall of the Bastar division. Due to its proximity to Jagdarpur, it is also known as an important picnic spot. Because of the similar shape of the horse's legs, this water drop is also known as the Niagara of India. Chitrakoot waterfall is very beautiful and tourists like it very much. Large swaths of water fall between dense trees and the Vindia Mountains that fall from this waterfall, attracting the attention of tourists.
Facts & Culture
The famous Chitrakot Falls, "Niagara of India" can be seen in four seasons, but seeing them in the rainy season is a more exciting experience. The roar of heavy rains from the high places scared the people. The beauty of these springs is very high during the rainy season. It is convenient for tourists to come here during July and October. The dense forest is surrounded by picturesque waterfalls. , Which further enhances its natural beauty. This place is fully lit on the river. Under the tourist lights, you can see the beauty of the waterfall that falls into the water. On different occasions, at least 3 and at most 7 streams fall from this waterfall.
