About Vyaghreshwar Waterfall

The waterfall cascades down from a height of 300 feet from the top of a spellbinding mountain range, creating a scenic sight that's quite enchanting. During monsoon season, the waterfall gets more vigorous and offers an even more captivating view. Enchanting mountain ranges, valleys, and a delightful waterfall in between, as well as the historic Vyaghreshwar temple, make this setting dreamlike and appealing. 

A path leads to the waterfall from the Vyagreshwar temple. To get there, one must travel on foot. To gain a good view of the waterfall, you must walk cautiously because the trail is very narrow. If reaching descending water is not possible, one can enjoy bathing in the water of naturally formed Kund, but some adolescents can’t stop themselves from going beneath the fall. Though the path is treacherous and requires extreme caution, the experience is indescribably amazing.

The temple is very close to the waterfall. Many devotees place their trust in Vyaghreshwar temple. Only priests are permitted to enter the temple’s innermost chamber. Every Monday of the year, a great number of devotees gather.

Please note that amenities at the site may be minimal, so carry necessary items such as food, water, and other essentials with you. Always follow safety guidelines while visiting such places, especially during monsoon when the rocks get slippery.

To reach Vyaghreshwar Waterfall, you can hire a cab or self-drive from the nearest city. The route is scenic, adding more charm to your journey. However, it's recommended to check the local travel advisories before planning your visit.

Getting There: From Tarale on the Mumbai-Goa Highway it is 30 km away.  near “Manche Fata,

It is also feasible to reach Vyaghreshwar temple via Kharepatan