Indra Dawan Waterfall

Indra Dawan Waterfall, Latehar

About Indra Dawan Waterfall

Indra Dawan Waterfall, located near the revered Moon Baba Temple on Gotang Hill in Latehar district, is a tranquil natural retreat that comes alive during the monsoon season.
The waterfall descends gracefully from the forested foothills, forming a small natural pool where devotees often bathe before offering prayers at the temple.

During the sacred month of Sawan, this site transforms into a vibrant pilgrimage center, as hundreds of devotees trek barefoot through forest trails to carry water from the falls for ritual offerings.
The soothing sound of cascading water combined with the chants of pilgrims creates an atmosphere of spiritual serenity amidst pristine wilderness.

With its blend of spiritual significance and natural beauty, Indra Dawan Waterfall offers visitors a peaceful experience that captures the true essence of Jharkhand’s cultural and ecological harmony.

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 Precautions

• Best visited during monsoon (July–September) when the waterfall is active.
• Wear comfortable footwear suitable for trekking through forest terrain.
• Carry drinking water and essentials; facilities are limited near the site.
• Exercise caution while walking on wet rocks around the waterfall area.

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