Chitrakote Falls Viewpoint & Boat Rides
Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh, India
The horseshoe 'Niagara of India' where the Indravati crashes 30 m across a 300-m curve — boat rides to the misty base and rainbow spray at sunset.
Why visit: India's widest waterfall, and boats that take you into it.
- ›Horseshoe viewpoint
- ›Base boat ride
- ›Sunset rainbows
- ›Riverside shrines
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Best time
Jul–Mar (widest monsoon)
Entry fee
₹25–100; boat extra
Est. budget
₹300–1,000
Duration
Half day
Nearby attractions
Chitrakote Falls
Chhattisgarh
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.
Nangur & Chitrakote Sunset Circuit
Jagdalpur, Chhattisgarh
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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An 11th-century Nagvanshi Vishnu temple on the Indravati's bank near Chitrakote — carved stone shikhara in a riverside grove, easily paired with the falls.
Mendri Ghumar & Tamda Ghumar Falls
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Two jungle waterfalls on the road to Chitrakote — Tamda Ghumar's monsoon curtain and Mendri Ghumar's rock-pool drop, deep in Bastar teak forest.