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Dugarwadi Waterfall

Dugarwadi Waterfall

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Near Trimbakeshwar

A powerful monsoon waterfall in the Brahmagiri range, best seen with a local guide or group.

Dugarwadi is a seasonal waterfall in the Sahyadri hills close to Trimbak. In the monsoon it is wide and thunderous; outside the rains it dwindles. Access involves a short rough walk and slippery rocks. Go with local guides and heed all warnings.

Quick facts

Best for: Monsoon nature trip
Time needed: 3–4 hours
Tip: Not for children or older pilgrims in rain

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