About Keoti Waterfall
Keoti Waterfall is a 98-metre waterfall on the Mahana River, a tributary of the Tamsa River, located near Keoti village in Rewa district, Madhya Pradesh. Situated about 46 kilometres from Rewa city, it is among the highest waterfalls in the state. The fall drops from the Rewa Plateau into a deep gorge surrounded by forested cliffs. Known for its seasonal flow, it is most impressive during the monsoon and post-monsoon months.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a single-drop waterfall plunging about 98 metres into a deep gorge with forested cliffs and rocky terrain. The site offers open viewpoints at the top and gorge edge for sightseeing and photography. Surroundings are natural and forested with limited development. Access involves descending steps and uneven paths to viewpoints. Facilities are basic, and the water flow is strongest during monsoon season, with reduced flow in dry months.
Key highlights
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98-metre single drop on the Mahana River, among the highest waterfalls in Madhya Pradesh
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Drops from the Rewa Plateau into a deep forested gorge
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Seasonal flow most powerful during monsoon and post-monsoon
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Viewpoints overlooking the gorge and surrounding Vindhyan landscape
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Part of the Rewa waterfall circuit with Chachai, Bahuti and Purwa Falls
History of Keoti Waterfall
The waterfall is a natural feature of the Vindhyan plateau where rivers descending from the Rewa Plateau form a series of falls including Keoti, Chachai and Bahuti; no built historical structure is associated with the fall itself.
Route
| By air | Nearest major airport is Prayagraj Airport (Allahabad) approx 130-150 km, alternatively Jabalpur Airport approx 180 km, then by road to Rewa and Keoti |
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| By train |