Nidan Waterfall

Nidan Waterfall is a seasonal waterfall located near Singrampur village in Damoh district, Madhya Pradesh. Situated in a forested, rocky landscape of the Vindhyan range, it flows actively during the monsoon and post-monsoon months. The waterfall is known for its natural scenic setting, cascading water over rocky cliffs, and tranquil surroundings. It is a popular local picnic and nature spot near the historic Singrampur Fort area.

Visitors can expect a seasonal cascade flowing over rocky cliffs surrounded by forest and scrubland near Singrampur. During monsoon, water flows vigorously into a pool below, while in dry months flow is minimal. The site is natural and largely undeveloped with rocky, uneven paths leading to viewpoints. Visitors can view the falls, photograph the landscape, and explore surrounding forest trails. No major built structures are present; the experience is primarily nature and scenery focused.

Singrampur was the capital of the Gond kingdom under Rani Durgavati in the 16th century, and Nidan Waterfall lies in the same forested Vindhyan region near the remains of Singrampur Fort, representing the natural landscape of the historic Gond territory.

Locally valued as a seasonal natural attraction and picnic destination for residents of Damoh district and surrounding areas, especially during the monsoon season.