Kune Falls, Waterfall in Lonavla, Maharashtra, India

Kune Falls is a waterfall in the Lonavla region that flows down through multiple levels, each with its own natural pool. The surrounding area features dense forest and rock formations that create a natural amphitheater effect.

Kune Falls lies in the Lonavala Khandala valley of Pune district, Maharashtra, and is counted as India's 14th highest waterfall. Its three tiers descend a total of 200 metres, with the tallest single drop measuring 100 metres. The falls sit centrally within the valley, between the towns of Lonavala and Khandala.

Kune Falls lies in the Lonavala Khandala valley, and its three tiers drop 200 metres in total, with the highest single drop at 100 metres. It ranks as the 14th highest waterfall in India, a figure that draws visitors who come to see the falls during strong monsoon flow.

Kune Falls lies in the Lonavala Khandala valley, in Pune district, Maharashtra. The nearest railhead is Lonavala, about 32 km away, and Mumbai and Pune airports are each roughly 100 km off. Water flow is heaviest during the monsoon.

Kune Falls drops in three tiers totalling 200 metres, with the highest single drop at 100 metres. That height ranks it 14th among India's waterfalls. The falls sit centrally in the Lonavala Khandala valley, so the tiers are visible from the valley rather than hidden in a side ravine.