About Manjhar Kund Waterfall
Manjhar Kund Waterfall is a natural waterfall located in the Kaimur Hills near Sasaram in Rohtas district, Bihar. Formed by the Kaimur plateau streams, it flows into a natural pool (kund) surrounded by forested hills. The site is known for its scenic monsoon flow, rocky surroundings and religious association with a local kund. It is a popular seasonal picnic and sightseeing spot for visitors from Sasaram and nearby areas.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a seasonal waterfall cascading over rocky Kaimur hills into a natural pool surrounded by forested slopes. The area offers open rocky terrain, shallow bathing areas near the kund, and viewpoints for photography and sightseeing. Facilities are basic with small food stalls and parking near the approach road. The site is most active during and after monsoon when water flow is strong, and is visited for picnics, nature walks and ritual bathing.
Key highlights
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Seasonal waterfall on the Kaimur Hills near Sasaram
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Natural pool (kund) at the base used for bathing
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Forested and rocky hill surroundings
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Popular monsoon picnic and photography spot
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Located close to Dhua Kund Waterfall
Culture & Context
Locally regarded as sacred; the kund is visited for ritual bathing especially during Raksha Bandhan and other festive occasions, with seasonal gatherings of devotees and local visitors
Route
| By air | Nearest airports are Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport, Varanasi and Gaya Airport, with onward road journey to Sasaram |
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| By train | Sasaram Junction (SSM) is the nearest major railway station, about 10-12 km away, with onward road transport to the waterfall |