
Perwaghagh Falls
Khunti, Jharkhand, India
A gorge waterfall on the Chhata river near Torpa famed for the flocks of wild pigeons ('perwa') nesting in its cliffs.
Why visit: Pigeon cliffs, deep green pools and Khunti countryside.
- ›Cliff pigeon colonies
- ›Gorge viewpoint walkways
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Best time
Aug–Jan
Entry fee
~₹10
Est. budget
₹200–400
Duration
2–3 hrs
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