Kune Falls

Kune Falls descends through three distinct tiers, with the main cascade dropping 100 meters into a natural pool surrounded by dense vegetation.

The waterfall system, formed by natural geological processes in the Sahyadri mountains, stands as the fourteenth highest waterfall in India at 200 meters.

Local residents of Maharashtra gather at the falls during festivals to celebrate the natural water source and perform traditional ceremonies.

The waterfall remains accessible through the old Mumbai-Pune Highway, with the nearest railway stations at Lonavala and Khandala, both within 3.5 kilometers.

The three-tiered structure of the falls creates multiple water pools at different levels, allowing visitors to experience various swimming spots throughout the year.

Location: Pune district

GPS coordinates: 18.76250,73.38139

Latest update: March 18, 2025 07:45