Sathodi Falls

Sathodi Falls is a waterfall in the Western Ghats where water drops over successive rock layers to form a natural pool below. Dense forest surrounds the site, creating a enclosed setting with steep vegetation on both sides.

This waterfall came to wider attention in the 1970s when forest officers surveyed the mountain region during resource assessment work. The site has since developed into a recognized destination for visitors exploring the area.

Local communities consider this waterfall a significant natural landmark where the changing monsoon brings renewed energy to the landscape. People visit during seasonal celebrations to witness and experience the power of water at its most dramatic.

Plan your visit between July and January when water flow is strongest and the path is safest for walking. Wear sturdy shoes as rocks become slippery when wet, and allow time to explore the forest paths nearby.

The forest surrounding the waterfall hosts an exceptional variety of butterfly and bird species found only in this mountain ecosystem. Nature watchers often spot species here that are not present in lowland forests elsewhere.

GPS coordinates: 14.94800,74.58600

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:46