Sanaghagara Waterfall, Perennial waterfall in Kendujhar district, India.

Sanaghagara Waterfall is a perennial waterfall on the Machkandana, a small tributary of the Baitarani River, in Kendujhar district, Odisha. The stream drops about 100 feet on average, and the site covers 488 hectares surrounded by sal forest. An artificial lake has been built for boating.

Sanaghagara is a perennial waterfall on the Machhakandana, a small tributary of the Baitarani River, where the stream drops about 100 feet. The site covers 488 hectares and lies 6 km from Kendujhar town and 3 km upstream of Badaghagara Waterfall. An artificial lake was built there for boating, and the surrounding sal forest draws thousands of visitors each year.

The name comes from local language traditions, where "Sana" means small and "ghagara" refers to falling water. This naming reflects how the community has understood and described the waterfall in everyday speech.

Sanaghagara Waterfall lies 6 km from Kendujhar town and 3 km upstream of Badaghagara Waterfall. The site covers 488 hectares and has an artificial lake with boating facilities for visitors. The Machhakandana stream drops about 100 feet here, and the surrounding sal forest draws thousands of visitors year-round.

This waterfall sits downstream from a larger counterpart in the same river system, making it part of a cascading network of water formations. Visitors often miss that they can explore both falls on the same outing to see how the water's power differs between them.