
Naneghat (Reverse Waterfall Pass)
Junnar, Maharashtra, India
The 2,200-year-old Satavahana trade pass with Brahmi-inscribed caves and the famous monsoon wind that blows waterfalls back up the cliff.
Why visit: Walk an ancient toll road and watch water defy gravity.
- ›Reverse waterfall
- ›Brahmi cave inscriptions
- ›Stone toll-jar
- ›Ghat-edge views
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Best time
Jul–Sep (reverse falls)
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹300–700
Duration
1 day
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