
Panch Gagh Falls
Khunti, Jharkhand, India
Five parallel streams of the Banai river cascading side by side through forest near Khunti — a low, wide waterfall safe for getting close to the water.
Why visit: Five falls in one frame and shallow pools that are gentler than Hundru's plunge.
- ›Count all five cascades
- ›Riverside picnic
- ›Wade in the shallow pools
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Best time
Monsoon & post-monsoon (Aug–Dec)
Weather
Lush and misty after rains
Entry fee
₹10 per person
Hours
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Est. budget
₹400–1,000
Duration
Half to full day
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