About Bogatha Waterfall
Bogatha Waterfall, often called the 'Telangana Niagara', is a seasonal cascade located on the Cheekupally stream in Mulugu district, Telangana. It is the second highest waterfall in the state and is situated near the border of Chhattisgarh within a dense forest region. The waterfall is best visited during the monsoon and post-monsoon months when water flow is at its peak.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a scenic drive through forested areas followed by a short trek of approximately 2 kilometers or 10-15 minutes from the parking area to the main viewpoint. The waterfall offers dramatic drops with mist and natural pools. The surrounding area features dense forests with local wildlife and birdlife. Facilities are basic, and visitors should carry their own water and snacks.
Key highlights
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Second highest waterfall in Telangana
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Known as the 'Telangana Niagara' for its majestic flow
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Scenic 2-kilometer trek through dense forest trails
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Natural pools and misty cascades
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Rich biodiversity and birdlife in the surrounding forest
Culture & Context
Oral traditions suggest the waterfall has been a site of pilgrimage for centuries, serving as a natural boundary in the region's socio-cultural landscape.
Route
| By road | Located 120 km from Bhadrachalam, 140 km from Warangal, and 329 km from Hyderabad. Accessible via Eturnagaram bridge on National Highway 202. |
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| By public transport | No direct public transport to the waterfall; visitors typically hire private taxis or self-drive from Bhadrachalam or Warangal. |