About Bhanwar Mata Waterfall
Bhanwar Mata Waterfall is a natural waterfall located near Chhoti Sadri in Pratapgarh district of Rajasthan. The waterfall is adjacent to the ancient Bhanwar Mata Temple, which was built by King Gori of Manvaiyani genus in 491 AD. During monsoon season, the waterfall attracts visitors with its scenic beauty surrounded by forest area and rocky cliffs.
Visitors guide
Visitors can see a seasonal waterfall flowing during monsoon months adjacent to an ancient temple. The site features multi-tiered cascade surrounded by rocky cliffs and dense forest vegetation. The area offers scenic views particularly after heavy rainfall when the waterfall is at its fullest flow.
Key highlights
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Ancient Bhanwar Mata Temple dating to 491 AD
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Multi-tiered seasonal waterfall
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Surrounded by forest and rocky cliffs
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Annual fair on Hariyali Amavasya
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Scenic views during monsoon season
History of Bhanwar Mata Waterfall
The adjacent Bhanwar Mata Temple was built by King Gori of Manvaiyani genus in 491 AD. The temple was popular even in the fifth century and is also known as Bhanwar Mata Shakti Peeth.
Culture & Context
The site hosts an annual fair on Hariyali Amavasya. The temple is a religious destination for devotees and tourists, combining natural and spiritual significance.
Route
| By road | Located 3 km from Chhoti Sadri town |
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| Nearest airport | Maharana Pratap Airport, Udaipur (approximately 120 km) |