Ram Jharna

Ram Jharna is a seasonal waterfall and natural attraction located near Bhupdevpur in Raigarh district, Chhattisgarh. Set amidst forested and rocky surroundings, the waterfall cascades over natural rock formations and collects in a shallow pool below. The site is associated with Lord Rama and features a small temple nearby. It is popular as a picnic and nature spot, attracting visitors mainly during and after the monsoon when water flow is strongest.

Visitors can expect a forested natural setting with a seasonal waterfall flowing over rocky ledges into a pool below. The area includes open rocky terrain, surrounding trees and a small temple dedicated to Lord Rama near the falls. Visitors can explore the waterfall viewpoint, the pool area, and the temple premises. The site is primarily for sightseeing, photography and picnicking, with natural trails and viewpoints around the falls.

Local tradition associates Ram Jharna with Lord Rama's period of exile (vanvas), believing he visited the site, which is reflected in the name and the small shrine near the falls.

The site holds religious significance for local communities due to its association with Lord Rama and the temple near the waterfall, where visitors offer prayers during visits and local gatherings.