Credit: Shailesh Bokade
Malshej waterfall is a visual delight that is situated in the Malshej Ghat region. Falling from a height of around 350 feet, the waterfall originating from the Pushpavati River creates a mesmerizing spectacle.
Best time to visit
The best time to visit the Malshej waterfall is during the monsoon season, which typically lasts from June to September. At this time, waterflow is in full flow, gushing with power and elegance. However, due to the heavy rains, it’s essential to check weather conditions and road accessibility before planning a trip.
In the monsoon season, the area is surrounded by lush greenery and becomes an ideal spot for photographers and nature enthusiasts.
You get a visual delight from exotic species like quails, cukoos, flamingos, and even the elusive Malabar whistling thrush. For birdwatcher’s, the area is turning into a paradise. It has become a temporary residence for a variety of migratory birds.
Considering the natural beauty of Malshej waterfall, several educational programs are organized to raise awareness about the delicate ecosystem and the need for its conservation. Its helpful to promote responsible tourism in the region.
Map and Location of Malshej waterfall
Location and Accessibility
Nestled within the Sahyadri mountain range, Malshej waterfall is situated approximately 130 kilometers from Mumbai. Surrounded by lush valleys and steep cliffs , reaching Malshej waterfall is an adventure in itself. Malshej waterfall is easily accessible via a wide road.