About Girmal Falls
Girmal Falls is a seasonal waterfall located near Girmal village in Ahwa taluka of Dang district, Gujarat. Situated within a forested region of the Western Ghats, it is regarded as the highest waterfall in Gujarat with a drop of about 100 feet. Fed by monsoon rains, the falls flow most impressively during and after the monsoon season and is a popular nature attraction for visitors to the Dang and Saputara region.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a forested gorge setting where water drops about 100 feet into a rocky base, surrounded by dense deciduous forest of the Dang region. A designated viewpoint allows viewing of the falls from a distance. The area is natural and largely undeveloped, with forest trails, seasonal water flow, and opportunities for sightseeing and photography. Facilities are basic, limited to parking and small food stalls near the approach.
Key highlights
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Highest waterfall in Gujarat with an approximate height of 100 feet
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Located in dense forest of Dang district within the Western Ghats
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Seasonal flow strongest during monsoon and post-monsoon months
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Dedicated viewpoint for safe observation of the falls and gorge
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Popular day-trip attraction from Ahwa and Saputara
Route
| By air | Nearest major airport is Surat Airport, with onward road travel of about 160-180 km to Dang district |
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| By train | Nearest rail access via Waghai Railway Station and Bilimora Junction, followed by road journey to Girmal |
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