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Tamdi Surla Waterfalls is still beyond the reach of destined travelers. At the base of the waterfalls, is the Mahadev temple, which is still an active worship place for Hindus. Built in 12th century, the construction boasts of Jain architecture and some adapted carvings in basalt. Though many tried to invade this temple, but thankfully it still holds the charm and has managed to preserve its beauty.

Reach the waterfalls by crossing jungle routes and winding roads. It’s thrilling and fun-filled as many river streams meet and greet you on your way to Tamdi Surla Falls. Especially when rain pours down, the entire path and backdrop turns lush green, icing to the cake is the ever-flowing river streams that promise adrenaline rush. All the while, when you’re trekking, the whooshing sound keeps talking to you. And, moment you reach the falls, Ahh!!! A sight to behold and capture in your eyes.