An amazing tourist attraction spot in the area. The view of the falls is mind blowing and a perfect picturesque. You can opt for a boat ride to reach reach the Sankua Shiva Temple on the other side of the river Sind where you can see the continuous running water and falling on the lord Shiva. The boat ride is the best part as they row it closest to the fall which gives you a great feel and enjoyment of the place

It's a beautiful riverside place with a waterfall & some very old & famous temples alongside

Sankua Dham, Seondha is situated at the bank of Sindh River in the district of Datia. Sankua kund is the famous place in seondha because after Diwali fair (mela) is conducted on purnima and people takes bath on this day, and doing ritual practises. Sankua Dham is situated at edge of Sindh River with a lot of religious places. How to reach: 1. Sankua is about 80 KM from Gwalior on Gwalior - Lahar road in Seondha. Seondha is a town and a nagar panchayat in Datia district. 2. There is also a route from Datia to Seondha. 3. Buses are available from Datia as well as from Gwalior. 4. Prefer your own vehicle. (Bike or Car)

Such an amazing place to enjoy with your family and friends. But one must be careful while going there as the water flow is very high. So many scenic views 😍 and nice place to visit .

Sankua dham is situated on the banks of SINDH river in seondha town of datia district Madhya Pradesh. Amazing natural waterfall (it is small).

Good place for natural sightseeing. The long bridge on sindh river connecting Seondha and Mau, Dandarua Dham, Gwalior, Bhind is still broken/damaged. Only small bridge is operational which is suitable for only 2 wheelers and cars but during rainy season it's risky to cross this small bridge.

It's a place of religion and natural beauty... You can sit at the bank and absorb the beauty and the sound of water flowing... Or you can take the boat ride and listen to the stories of the boatman about the kund itself... Also you can visit the fort nearby...

Good place for natural site seeing. However, I would recommend all to never visit in summer.