About Panchavati Waterfalls
Panchavati Waterfalls is a forest waterfall located near Panchavati village in Rangat, Middle Andaman, Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Situated off the Andaman Trunk Road amid dense evergreen forest, it is known for its tiered cascades and natural pools. Accessible via a short trek, the falls are a popular day-trip destination from Rangat and Port Blair, offering a tranquil natural setting surrounded by tropical vegetation and streams.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a forested setting reached via the Andaman Trunk Road and a short trek through tropical vegetation. The waterfall flows over rocky tiers into shallow pools surrounded by dense evergreen forest. The area is undeveloped with minimal infrastructure, offering opportunities for sightseeing, photography and nature walks. Water flow is strongest post-monsoon and reduces in dry months. The site is typically visited as a short excursion from Rangat town.
Key highlights
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Tiered forest waterfall near Panchavati village off the Andaman Trunk Road
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Natural pools at the base of the cascades surrounded by evergreen forest
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Short trek through tropical forest to reach the falls
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Quiet natural setting away from coastal tourist hubs
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Seasonal variation in water flow with peak flow after monsoon