Guide
Road- Mumbai – 165 KM
Satara – 236 KM
Pune – 123 KM
Aurangabad – 252 KM
Railway – Nearest Railway Station is the Kalyan Railway Station & is about 124 KM away.
The best time to
visit Naneghat Waterfall is undoubtedly during the monsoons, as stronger winds
are needed to actually view the mind-bending phenomenon of the reverse
waterfall.
As being said, there is water all around and there are greater chances that you might get wet, so carry an extra pair of changeable along with waterproof cases for your gadgets.
Moreover, there are chances that the shops might be closed so do get your food, too.
The walk up to the
waterfall is almost full of slippery rocks and sharp-edged rocks and hence
there are chances that you might end up slipping so be mindful and watch your
every step.
Plus, during monsoons especially, the winds get stronger and faster so do stand a little far away from fences. Though there are fences placed there for the tourists to maintain a proper distance but still stand a foot or a two away from the fence
In the end, the experience is magical much like the location. The beauty is at a height where it only feels heavenly and nothing less. The force of nature will leave you speechless. The way the strong winds gushes the water upwards is eternal and will surely be an unforgettable memory!
Naneghat – The Gravity Defying Reverse Waterfall
Earth is full of mysterious and astonishing places and one of them is – Naneghat’s Reverse Waterfall!
Everyone has seen a waterfall go from up to down but have you ever seen a waterfall go all the way from down to up?
The waterfalls at Nanaghat flow in a reverse direction. They tend to move upwards against the gravity-defying the law of physics.
This miraculous wonder of nature can send chills up your spine! The waterfalls are a delightful experience and the photos don’t do enough justice to the actual beauty of this place.
Why the waterfall has a reverse flow?
The main reason behind the water flowing upwards is the high pressure that is created above the waterfall. The higher pressure actually causes the water to float upwards in the form of droplets. Moreover, it is believed that the speed & strength of the winds at a height of 2250ft cause the water to move upwards overcoming the force of gravity.
How to get there?
The waterfalls are accessible from all the major routes. You can reach there by a private as well as public transport very easily.Road- Mumbai – 165 KM
Satara – 236 KM
Pune – 123 KM
Aurangabad – 252 KM
Railway – Nearest Railway Station is the Kalyan Railway Station & is about 124 KM away.
Bus
– After getting down at Kalyan Station, you can take a public transport bus
from Kalyan Bus Station that goes to Alephata via Malshej Ghat. Get down at the
start of the Naneghat Trek Point and start walking towards in the direction of
the caves.
If
you want to know more about the route from Pune then here’s the link:
http://naneghattrekinfo.blogspot.com/p/how-to-reach.html
http://naneghattrekinfo.blogspot.com/p/how-to-reach.html
Best Time To Visit
The Backpack
There are a few essential items that you need to carry while visiting this place. One of the most important item is the wind-cheater and it is a necessity because the water that comes up from the waterfall tends to pour on the people standing next to the falls in the form of rains.As being said, there is water all around and there are greater chances that you might get wet, so carry an extra pair of changeable along with waterproof cases for your gadgets.
Moreover, there are chances that the shops might be closed so do get your food, too.
What you should know?
Plus, during monsoons especially, the winds get stronger and faster so do stand a little far away from fences. Though there are fences placed there for the tourists to maintain a proper distance but still stand a foot or a two away from the fence
.
One important thing you need to know is that the point of start of Trek is not an official stop of the bus & you need to request the bus conductor to let you get down near the starting point of the trek.
One important thing you need to know is that the point of start of Trek is not an official stop of the bus & you need to request the bus conductor to let you get down near the starting point of the trek.
In the end, the experience is magical much like the location. The beauty is at a height where it only feels heavenly and nothing less. The force of nature will leave you speechless. The way the strong winds gushes the water upwards is eternal and will surely be an unforgettable memory!
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Great..must visit place
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