About Amritdhara Waterfall
Amritdhara Waterfall is a natural waterfall on the Hasdeo River near Lai village in Manendragarh-Chirmiri-Bharatpur district, Chhattisgarh, about 19 km from Manendragarh town. Falling from a height of approximately 90 feet, it is known for its perennial flow and forested surroundings. The site includes a nearby Shiva temple and is a popular picnic and sightseeing destination, especially during the monsoon and post-monsoon months when water volume is highest.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide cascade waterfall on the Hasdeo River set in a forested valley with rocky cliffs and pools downstream. The main fall is viewed from natural viewpoints and rocky banks. The area includes a small Shiva temple (Amritdhara Mahadev Temple) near the falls, open forest surroundings, and seasonal food stalls. Visitors can explore viewpoints, take photographs, enjoy picnics, and wade in shallow downstream pools when water levels permit.
Key highlights
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90-feet high waterfall on the Hasdeo River with perennial flow
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Forested valley setting near Lai village, about 19 km from Manendragarh
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Amritdhara Mahadev Shiva Temple located adjacent to the falls
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Popular monsoon and post-monsoon spectacle with strong water volume
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Natural viewpoints and downstream pools for sightseeing and photography