About Bahuti Waterfall
Bahuti Waterfall is a high seasonal waterfall located near Bahuti village in Sirmour Tehsil, Rewa district, Madhya Pradesh, on the Sellar River, a tributary of the Tons River. With a height of about 198 metres (650 feet), it is considered the highest waterfall in Madhya Pradesh. Set within a forested gorge and rocky cliffs, it is most impressive during the monsoon and post-monsoon months when water flow is strongest.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a tall single-drop waterfall plunging into a deep forested gorge with rocky cliffs and valley views. The site is natural and relatively undeveloped, with viewpoints from the plateau edge overlooking the falls and gorge. Surroundings are dry deciduous forest and agricultural land. Access involves walking on uneven natural trails and steps to viewpoints. Facilities are limited, and the experience is focused on sightseeing, photography and nature observation, especially when water flow is strong.
Key highlights
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Highest waterfall in Madhya Pradesh with a drop of about 198 metres (650 feet)
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Located on the Sellar River in a forested gorge near the Rewa-Chitrakoot border
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Most spectacular during monsoon and post-monsoon when flow is full
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Scenic cliff-top viewpoints overlooking the gorge and valley
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Part of the Rewa waterfall circuit along with Keoti, Purwa and Chachai Falls
Route
| By air | Prayagraj Airport (Allahabad) is the nearest major airport, about 130-150 km away, then road via Rewa |
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| By train | Rewa Railway Station is the nearest major railhead, then continue by road to Bahuti via Sirmour |
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