About Gira Falls
Gira Falls is a seasonal waterfall on the Ambika River near Waghai in Dang district, Gujarat. Located about 3 km from Waghai town, it drops approximately 30 metres (about 75-100 feet) into a forested valley. Fed by monsoon rains, the falls are most active from July to November and are a prominent natural attraction in South Gujarat, surrounded by dense forest and accessible via stepped viewpoints.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide seasonal cascade on the Ambika River set in a forested valley near Waghai. The falls are viewed from stepped viewpoints and platforms above and opposite the drop. During monsoon and post-monsoon months the water flow is strong and broad, while in dry months flow reduces significantly. The site includes paved steps, railings, parking area and small food stalls, with surrounding dense forest and picnic areas.
Key highlights
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Seasonal waterfall on the Ambika River with an approximate 30-metre drop
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Strongest flow during monsoon and post-monsoon season
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Forested valley setting in the Dang district
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Stepped viewpoints and platforms for viewing and photography
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Located 3 km from Waghai town with easy road access
Culture & Context
Located in the tribal Dang district, Gira Falls is a well-known natural attraction for local communities and visitors, especially during the monsoon season when the forested region is most visited
Route
| By air | Surat Airport is the nearest major airport about 120-140 km away |
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| By train | Waghai Railway Station on the Bilimora-Waghai narrow-gauge line is the closest station about 3-4 km away; Bilimora Junction is the nearest broad-gauge junction about 50 km away |