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Jharkhand

Lodh Waterfalls

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January

5.5 - 28.3 °C

February

7.8 - 32.1 °C

March

12.1 - 36.1 °C

April

16.9 - 39.8 °C

May

19.0 - 41.3 °C

June

20.7 - 39.6 °C

July

20.9 - 34.1 °C

August

21.1 - 32.4 °C

September

19.9 - 32.6 °C

October

14.4 - 31.8 °C

November

9.8 - 29.8 °C

December

5.8 - 27.4 °C

Major Airports :

Birsa Munda Airport (IXR), Ranchi

Nearest Railway Station :

Ranchi Junction Railway Station (RNC)

Major Airports :

Birsa Munda Airport (IXR), Ranchi

The home of serenity

Jharkhand is a state known for its beautiful scenery and rich culture. Among its many other attractions lies a natural gem, Lodh Waterfalls. Amidst the lush greenery of the Chota Nagpur Plateau lies a natural wonder that is sure to leave you spellbound.

Cascading from a height of 143 feet, this majestic fall is the highest waterfall in the state and offers a breathtaking sight that is as awe-inspiring as it is mesmerising. Lodh Waterfalls is surrounded by dense forests that are home to a variety of flora and fauna. The area is a haven for bird watchers, with a wide variety of avian species to be spotted in the surrounding trees.

The fall itself is a sight to behold, with the water cascading down in a series of steps, creating an awe-inspiring spectacle that is as beautiful as it is powerful.  Hidden among the beautiful greenery of the state, this waterfall is a peaceful and calming gateway if you love nature and adventure.

Embrace nature at its best

Trekking through the woodlands on the way to the falls is an adventure in itself, offering a peaceful yet thrilling experience. As you start walking through the forest, you are surrounded by tall trees that filter the sunlight through branches, creating patterns of light and shadow on the floor of the forest that can put you in a trance. As you keep moving forward, you will hear the chirping of birds and sometimes the rustle of small animals. Continue your journey and feel your stress washed away by a sense of peaceful serenity. As you approach the waterfall, the sound of water crashing down the hill grows louder.

The waterfall is fed by the clear and crystal waters of the Lodh River. As the water descends over the rocky cliffs, you are struck by a breathtaking view and submerged in the peaceful and calming sounds of the waterfall. It is considered the 21st highest waterfall in India.

Absorb the peace

The closer you get to the Lodh Waterfalls during your trek, the louder the peaceful sounds of the waterfall beckons you. The sound of the flowing water can be heard from a distance and the waterfalls in multiple cascading levels produce a breathtaking spectacle. You might come across a diverse range of animals, including tigers, leopards, elephants, and other bird species on your way to the waterfall. Numerous tribal populations, each with its own distinct customs and traditions, also call this place their home. The "Lodha'' tribe, distinguished by their distinct customs and traditions as well as their warmth towards guests, reside in the forests around the waterfall.

As you sit by the waterfall, surrounded by the beauty of nature you will only feel the wave of peace wash over you. It’s a magical place where time seems to stand still and all the worries of life fade away. This is a lifetime memory of beauty and peace.

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Closing time - Sunset

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Beauty that sustains

Sustainable tourism means enjoying places like Lodh waterfalls without harming the environment. It is very important to understand the importance and take care of the places they visit. You can practice sustainable tourism by not throwing any trash behind. Always throw the garbage in the bin and not around the place as it will affect the environment as well as the beauty of the area. We need to understand the importance of eco-friendly practices as it is beneficial not only for the environment but for us also. Taking eco-friendly transportation to visit the place instead of driving the car to the waterfall will help in the reduction of air pollution resulting in clean air for all.

In the past few years, the waterfalls have witnessed a notable surge in visitors. Along with promoting the region as a travel destination, the state government is also aiming to upgrade the area's services and infrastructure. However, despite its growing popularity, the region is still mostly free of commercial development and remains pristine, enabling tourists to fully appreciate its natural splendour. The government is also planning to develop strategies for eco-tourism. To make it simpler for tourists to stay a night or two and explore more of the nearby forests and tribal cultures, the government plans to build a forest rest house and other amenities.

A trip down the waterfall's history

According to local legend, Lodh Waterfalls is named after a tribal chief named Lodh Bhagat, who is said to have sacrificed his life to save his people from a devastating flood. The falls are believed to be a sacred place, and locals often visit them to offer prayers and seek blessings from the gods. The area is also steeped in folklore, with stories of spirits and deities that are said to inhabit the surrounding forests.

The history of Lodh Waterfalls dates back centuries, with evidence of human habitation in the area dating back to ancient times. The falls have long been a popular destination for travellers and adventurers, with many ancient travellers’ accounts mentioning the beauty and majesty of the falls.

Lodh Waterfall has become an increasingly popular spot for locals and tourists, who come here to enjoy the natural beauty and serenity of the area. This place is a popular spot for adventure enthusiasts, who come to trek and explore the forests. The waterfall is accessible by a number of hiking trails, and guides are on hand to help guests. These guides know all about the area and surroundings and make visitors visit the best parts of the waterfall and forest. As you hike you will see and hear birds chirping and may see the animals in the forest. Overall, walking to the Lodh waterfall is not just about getting there but about enjoying and getting close to nature. It is a great way to have an adventure.

Explore what's nearby

While the waterfall itself is a mesmerizing sight, there's more to explore and experience around this natural wonder.

For the adventurous souls, a trek through the lush greenery surrounding the falls is a must-do. The trek offers not only stunning views of the cascading waters but also a chance to immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of the forest. Keep an eye out for the rich variety of flora and fauna that call this area home.

If you're a photography enthusiast, Lodh Waterfalls and its surroundings are a paradise waiting to be captured. From the gushing waters to the verdant greenery, every angle offers a picture-perfect moment. Don't forget to capture the play of light and shadow as the sun filters through the canopy above.

Nature lovers will find plenty to do around Lodh Waterfalls. The area is dotted with picturesque spots where you can sit back, relax, and soak in the natural beauty. Pack a picnic and enjoy a meal amidst the serenity of the falls and the surrounding forest.

For those interested in the local culture and heritage, a visit to the nearby villages is highly recommended. Here, you can interact with the locals, learn about their way of life, and maybe even pick up some local handicrafts as souvenirs.

If you're up for a bit of exploration, a short drive from Lodh Waterfalls will take you to the Betla National Park. Home to a variety of wildlife including tigers, elephants, and deer, the park offers a thrilling safari experience amidst the beauty of nature.