Rivers, Waterfalls & Scenic Beauty

Most Beautiful Waterfalls in Telangana

1️ Kuntala Waterfalls – Telangana’s Tallest Waterfall

 Location: Adilabad district
✔ Height: 50 meters (tallest waterfall in Telangana).
✔ Surrounded by dense forests and rocky terrain, making it an ideal trekking spot.
✔ Best time to visit: Monsoon and post-monsoon (July – December).

 Why Visit? A must-visit for adventure seekers and nature lovers.

2️ Bogatha Waterfalls – The Niagara of Telangana

 Location: Mulugu district
✔ Often called “Telangana’s Niagara”, due to its wide cascading waters.
✔ Requires a short trek to reach, making it a great adventure spot.
✔ Surrounded by lush green forests, enhancing the beauty of the falls.

 Why Visit? A stunning and less crowded waterfall, perfect for trekking.

3️ Ethipothala Waterfalls – A Majestic Three-Tiered Fall

 Location: Nagarjuna Sagar, near Srisailam
✔ A 70-ft cascading waterfall, located on the Chandravanka River (a tributary of Krishna River).
✔ A famous picnic and trekking spot, offering mesmerizing views.
✔ Close to Nagarjuna Sagar Dam, making it a great weekend getaway.

 Why Visit? Best for monsoon visits and nature photography.

4️ Mallela Theertham – A Hidden Forest Waterfall

 Location: Nallamala Forest, Nagarkurnool district
✔ A spiritual and scenic waterfall, believed to be visited by sages in ancient times.
✔ Surrounded by dense Nallamala forests, offering peace and tranquility.
✔ Best time to visit: July to December when the water flow is high.

 Why Visit? A secluded and refreshing destination, ideal for meditation and nature walks.

5️ Pochera Waterfalls – A Unique Deep Waterfall

 Location: Adilabad district
✔ A deep, rocky waterfall, known for its gushing waters and scenic beauty.
✔ Formed on the Godavari River, it is surrounded by lush greenery.
✔ A safe and accessible picnic spot, with nearby trekking trails.

 Why Visit? A peaceful, family-friendly nature escape.

 Best Time to Visit Lakes & Waterfalls in Telangana

✔ Monsoon & Post-Monsoon (July – December) – Best for waterfalls due to heavy water flow.
✔ Winter (October – March) – Best for lakeside visits, birdwatching, and nature trips.
✔ Summer (March – June) – Some lakes are good for sunset views & boating, but waterfalls are dry.