About Telhar Waterfall
Telhar Waterfall, also known as Telhar Kund, is a seasonal forest waterfall located near Adhaura in Kaimur district, Bihar, within the Kaimur Hills and near the Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary. Formed by streams descending the plateau, it is notable for its scenic forested setting, rocky gorge and monsoon-fed cascade. The site is a popular nature and picnic destination for visitors from Bhabua and surrounding areas, especially during and after the monsoon season.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a forested waterfall set in the Kaimur Hills surrounded by dense woodland, rocky cliffs and a natural pool at the base. The waterfall is seasonal with strong flow during monsoon and post-monsoon months and reduced flow in dry season. The area offers open viewpoints for sightseeing and photography, forest trails and picnic spots. There are no major built structures; the experience is primarily natural and requires walking on uneven paths to reach viewpoints near the falls.
Key highlights
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Seasonal waterfall in the Kaimur Hills with monsoon-fed cascade
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Scenic forested gorge and natural pool at the base
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Located near Kaimur Wildlife Sanctuary with surrounding woodland
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Popular picnic and nature photography spot near Adhaura
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Trekking approach through forest trails and plateau terrain
Route
| By air | Nearest major airport is Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport, Varanasi, with onward road and rail connections to Kaimur district |
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| By train | Nearest major railhead is Bhabua Road Railway Station, from where visitors can continue by road to Adhaura and Telhar |
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