Chitrakote Falls
Chhattisgarh, India
The 'Niagara of India' — the Indravati plunges 29 m over a 300-m horseshoe lip in Bastar's forests, thundering chocolate-brown in monsoon and splitting into elegant white ribbons by winter, with rainbows dancing in the spray.
Why visit: India's widest waterfall — a horseshoe cataract deep in tribal Bastar.
- ›View the horseshoe from the top platforms at sunset
- ›Boat ride to the base of the falls (post-monsoon)
- ›Visit the small Shiva shrine on the lip
- ›Combine with Tirathgarh Falls and Kanger Valley caves
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Best time
Jul–Oct
Entry fee
₹25–50
Hours
6 am–8 pm
Est. budget
₹200–600
Duration
Half day
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Chitrakote Falls Viewpoint & Boat Rides
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Nangur & Chitrakote Sunset Circuit
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The paddy-and-forest backroads around Chitrakote — village temples, Indravati viewpoints and the sunset light on Bastar's plateau country.

Narayanpal Temple
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