Devkund Waterfall Trek | Tamhini Ghat Forest Trail Hike

Devkund Waterfall Trek | Tamhini Ghat Forest Trail HikeDevkund Waterfall Trek — The Pond of the Gods - Pure Turquoise Water PoolDevkund Waterfall is a waterfall located in Bhira, in Raigad district, India. It is a confluence of three waterfalls and is said to be the origin of the Kundalika River. The forest hike passes through dense Tamhini Ghat foliage and river beds, ending in a magnificent circular pool of cold turquoise water.Devkund Waterfall Trek details

Difficulty: Moderate

Distance: 9 km (Round Trip)

Duration: 4 - 5 Hours

Elevation: 600 meters (1,968 ft)

Best season: Post-Monsoon (September to January)

Starting point: Bhira Dam, Patnus, Maharashtra

Route: Flat forest trail along the backwaters of Bhira Dam leading into the dense jungle stream crossing.

What you will see

Bhira Dam Reservoir

Dense Tamhini Forest

Turquoise Waterfall Pool

Safety tips

Swimming in the deep center pool is strictly prohibited due to strong undercurrents.

Always follow the marked trail; do not wander off into the dense forest.

Local registration and guides are mandatory for this trek.

Frequently asked questionsIs Devkund open during peak monsoon?Usually, local authorities close the trek during heavy July-August downpours due to rising river stream levels. It is best enjoyed from September onwards.Is the trek flat?Yes, about 80% of the trail is flat, with only the final 20 minutes requiring rocky climbing alongside the stream.Organised by Karawaan — also spelled Karwaan or Karwan — Pune's non-profit, shared-expense trekking community. Karawaan Pune trekking community