Charre-Marre Waterfall

Charre-Marre Village, Antagarh Tehsil · Charre-Marre · Chhattisgarh · India

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About Charre-Marre Waterfall

Charre-Marre Waterfall is a natural waterfall located near Charre-Marre village in Antagarh Tehsil of Kanker District, Chhattisgarh. Situated in a forested area of the Bastar region, it is formed on a local stream amid dense woodland. The waterfall is known for its seasonal flow that is strongest during and after the monsoon. It is a relatively less crowded nature attraction visited for sightseeing, photography and picnics in a quiet forest setting.

Visitors guide

Visitors can expect a forest-enclosed waterfall set amid dense woodland near Charre-Marre village. The falls drop over rocky ledges into a shallow pool and stream bed surrounded by boulders and trees. Access involves a short walk on unpaved forest paths. The site is largely undeveloped with minimal infrastructure, offering open natural views for photography and nature observation. Water flow is seasonal and most impressive during monsoon and post-monsoon months.

Key highlights

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Forest waterfall located in woodland near Charre-Marre village in Kanker district
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Seasonal cascade with strongest flow during monsoon and post-monsoon
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Quiet, offbeat natural setting surrounded by dense forest and rocky stream bed
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Popular for sightseeing, nature photography and picnics
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Relatively uncrowded attraction in the Bastar region

Route

By road
By air	Nearest major airport is Swami Vivekananda Airport, Raipur, then by road to Kanker and Antagarh
By train	Nearest major rail access is via Jagdalpur Railway Station and Raipur Junction, then by road to Antagarh and Charre-Marre

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Keshkal, ChhattisgarhNatural Attraction

By public transport	Limited public buses to Antagarh from Kanker and Jagdalpur; last stretch typically requires private vehicle or auto

Nearest airport	Swami Vivekananda Airport, Raipur

Nearest railway station	Jagdalpur Railway Station

Need to know

01Things to know before you go	Water flow is seasonal and may be low or dry in summer months Carry drinking water and food as facilities at the site are minimal Mobile network coverage may be limited in the forest area
02Rules & restrictions	Do not litter; carry back waste Avoid entering water during strong flow
03Safety information	Rocks near the falls can be slippery, especially during monsoon Avoid swimming or wading during heavy flow and strong currents Stay on established paths and avoid venturing deep into forest alone