Came here during the beginning of the monsoon. For a weekend withdraw among green surroundings and breathtaking vistas, it is a destination well worth visiting. Thitbi is the base point village. The waterfall hike is suitable for beginners. But if one begins from the lowest point, they will have to use ropeways to span the river in between, which is a dangerous endeavour. Regular hikers won't have any trouble with it. There's a lot of river flow. There are several places along the way to unwind by submerging yourself in the chilly Kalu River. It's crucial to wear sturdy shoes with high traction because the ground gets slick after rain. It is advised to avoid carrying a bulky backpack and to have a water bottle.

More than anything the drive to this waterfall was insanely beautiful. Can be trekked to reach the top of the waterfall or you can go to the bottom of the waterfall. We chose to visit the top of the waterfall during peak monsoon. The roads are scenic. Experience was beyond words. If visiting during monsoon please opt for good walking shoes. Trek was easy.

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True to it's name "god's valley" The experience is really unforgettable. For travelling by ST get down at sawarne village. Walk for 7-8 kms and you will reach the starting point of this trek. From there another 1 hour to reach the waterfall. Once you reach there you will forget all your hardwork required to reach till the point. Go when the it's not raining 4-5 days before.

Visited this place at the start of monsoon. It is worth visiting place for weekend getaway amidst lush greenery and amazing scenic views. Base point village is Thitbi. The trek to waterfall is beginners type. However, if one starts from lowest point, then need to cross river in between using ropeways which is risky business. Routine trekkers will not find it difficult. The river flow is quite strong. There are various spots in between to immerse in cold water of Kalu river while relaxing. Also, important to wear good grip shoes as terrain is slippery during rains. Advisable to carry water bottle along and not to carry heavy backpack.

Kalu Waterfall is the highest and largest waterfall in Malshej Region. Kalu waterfall in one of the less explored places in Maharashtra. Kalu waterfall can be seen from Malshej Ghat main road but its structure is such that 90% of the falls is hidden. Kalu waterfall comes in Malshej Region. Kalu waterfall originates from Harishchandragad mountains and flows through Khireshwar village. Kalu waterfall falls from Deccan plateau to Konkan region. There is another falls near this waterfall known as Mahuli Waterfall (as per local people). Kalu waterfall and Mahuli waterfall meet and form Kalu River. Surrounding region of Kalu waterfall looks beautiful and picturesque. Kalu waterfall falls in five stages. all five stages can not be seen at a time. Only rappellers can see all five stages of Kalu waterfall. Height of Waterfall Rappelling is about 1200ft. Kalu waterfall is a seasonal waterfall. During monsoon, it flows dangerously whereas in summer it is completely dry. Kalu waterfall should not be visited in during heavy rains. Best months to visit this waterfall are September and October.

Visited this place at the start of monsoon. It is worth visiting place for weekend getaway amidst lush greenery and amazing scenic views. Base point village is Thitbi. The trek to waterfall is beginners type. However, if one starts from lowest point, then need to cross river in between using ropeways which is risky business. Routine trekkers will not find it difficult. The river flow is quite strong. There are various spots in between to immerse in cold water of Kalu river while relaxing. Also, important to wear good grip shoes as terrain is slippery during rains. Advisable to carry water bottle along and not to carry heavy backpack.

One of the best trekking experiences you'll ever have. Try to reach by 6 AM to avoid the crowd!