2. Bhivpuri Waterfall

Bhivpuri Waterfall is a beautiful waterfall located about 11 km from the city of Mumbai. Bhivpuri Waterfall is a 120 meter high waterfall that flows in a valley, through a creeper forest. The area around the waterfall also has a lot of other flora and fauna.

Apart from being a place of scenic beauty, Bhivpuri Waterfall also houses a small Museum which has an interesting collection of sculptures on display. This falls is especially popular among hikers and trekkers, as there are many trails in the area that offer stunning views of the surrounding scenery.

How to reach Bhivpuri Waterfall: It is easily accessible by road and rail. To reach the waterfall, you can either take a train from Mumbai to Bhivpuri station or drive down via the Old Mumbai-Pune Highway.

The best time to visit Bhivpuri Waterfall: The best time to visit the Bhivpuri Waterfall is between June and October., when the monsoon rains are in full swing and the water levels are at their highest. 

3. Kondana Waterfalls

Kondana Waterfalls is located in the Nashik district of Maharashtra and is a must-visit for all tourists visiting the city. The waterfall is situated at a distance of 6 km from Nashik and can be easily accessed by road.

The unique feature of Kondana Waterfalls is that it has three waterfalls – Aalang, Kadam and Khepreshowers. The journey to the waterfall takes about one hour, and there are several points where you can stop for a photo opportunity.

Kondana Waterfalls is best enjoyed during the height of summer when the water levels are highest. Visitors can also enjoy frolic in the river after visiting the waterfall.

How to reach Kondana Waterfalls: There are two ways to reach Kondana Waterfalls. One is by private transport and the other is through ST buses which ply from Dadar (E) to Khandala. The journey by ST bus takes approximately 3 hours. Private vehicles can be parked at the base of the falls.

The trek to the waterfall is an easy one and does not require any special equipment. It takes about 45 minutes to reach the top of the falls. The path is well marked and there are railings on either side in some parts.

Best time to visit Kondana Waterfalls: The best time to visit Kondana Waterfalls is between June and October, when the water level is highest.

4. Malshej Ghat Waterfalls

Malshej Ghat Waterfalls, located in the Wopard checkpoint of Pune district, is one of the most popular waterfalls in Maharashtra. The falls are one kilometer away from Khandoba Temple.

The waterfall can be reached by walking from Khandoba Temple. You can also take an autorickshaw or taxi to reach the falls.

The Malshej Ghat Waterfalls are best visited at sunrise or sunset. If you visit the falls during the day, you will likely have to deal with a lot of noise and crowds.

How to reach Malshej Ghat Waterfalls: Malshej Ghat Waterfalls is one of the most popular Waterfalls near Mumbai and is situated in the Malshej region of the Western Ghats. To reach here, take the Old Pune-Nashik Highway from Mumbai and drive for about 2 hours till you reach Malshej Ghat. 

Best time to visit Malshej Ghat Waterfalls: The best time to visit this place is during the monsoon months when the Waterfalls are in full flow.

5. Peb Waterfalls

If you're looking for a nature getaway near Mumbai, take a look at the nearby Peb Waterfalls. These falls are located just 56 kilometers from Mumbai and are perfect for a day trip.

The falls can be seen from various viewpoints near the hamlet of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya. The falls are about 15 minutes' drive from there.

You can also visit the stream and the cascade at Koyna Waterfall, which is located about 18 kilometers from Peb Waterfalls.

How to reach Peb Waterfalls: The best way to reach Peb Waterfalls is by private vehicle or state transport buses. One can also take a train from Mumbai to Igatpuri and then take a private vehicle or state transport bus to reach Peb Waterfalls. The nearest railway station to Peb Waterfalls is Trimbakeshwar railway station which is about 3 km away.

Best time to visit Peb Waterfalls: The best time to visit Peb Waterfalls is from June to September when the rains are at their peak and the water flow is at its highest. During this time, the place is also very lush and green with a lot of flowers in bloom.

6.Panchghani Waterfalls

The Panchghani Waterfalls are one of the most popular tourist attractions near Mumbai as they offer stunning views and beautiful surroundings. It is about 45 km from Mumbai and can be reached by road or rail.

This waterfall has four different falls: Upper Falls, Lower Falls, Upper Chutki & Lower Chutki making it an ideal spot for photographers who want to capture images with their cameras.

How to reach: To reach Panchghani Waterfalls, take an overnight bus from Dadar bus stand which takes about 3 hours on your way there; however if you're staying near by then taxis will be cheaper than buses anyway!

Best time to visit: The best time to visit Panchghani Waterfalls is during June-October when it's cooler than other months due to rains or monsoon season. You can also go there during spring or winter (December-March), as long as you avoid summer temperatures which can get very high at times.

7.Tamhini Ghat Waterfalls

Tamhini Ghat Waterfalls is located near Lonavala, Maharashtra. It is also known as Tambdiwari Waterfall and has 27 steps that lead down to this waterfall. It is a popular spot for trekking and hiking in the region. The waterfall has a height of 300 feet and it can be seen from the road.

This waterfall is ideal for photography lovers as it has several tourist spots nearby that attract visitors to enjoy their time here at this scenic place.

The beauty of this place lies in its natural environment which consists of dense forest, waterfalls and streams running through it with lush green foliage surrounding them making it look like paradise on earth!

How to reach: The waterfall is located at a distance of 20 kms from Mumbai and can be reached through a two-hour drive on NH 4. It's also very easy to get there by hiring a private cab or bus from any part of Mumbai city or suburbs like Thane or Navi Mumbai.

Best time to visit: The best time to visit this waterfall is during the months of May to October when there are heavy rains in Mumbai and Pune due to monsoon thunderstorms.

8.Rajmachi Waterfalls

Rajmachi Point Waterfalls is a small waterfall located at a distance of 11 km from Mumbai. This place is also known as ‘The Gateway to Goa’, as it has become one of the most popular tourist destinations in Maharashtra due to its scenic beauty and proximity to Mumbai.

Rajmachi Point Waterfalls is a beautiful waterfall with a height of 10 meters and surrounded by dense forest. The water from this falls flows into the valleys below and thus it creates a beautiful scenery that attracts tourists from around the world.

How to reach: Rajmachi Point Waterfalls is located in the Malvan taluka of Ratnagiri district. The waterfall can be reached from Mumbai by taking a train to New Mumbai and then getting down at Rajmachi Station. From there, it's just a short distance to take a jeep or taxi ride up to the falls themselves. Alternatively, you can also take a private cab from Mumbai.

Best time to visit: The best time to visit this place is between April and June when winter rains have stopped and summer heat has subsided, making it more pleasant to travel along the banks of River Tapi or trekking through nearby hillsides.

9.Devkund Waterfall

Devkund waterfall is an impressive sight to behold as it drops down from a height of around 200 feet into a natural pool below where you can swim or take a dip in its cool waters! This place gets crowded during weekends when people come here for picnics and swimming.

There are many other waterfalls along this route which are worth seeing too including Rajgadh Waterfall (2 km away) which also has Swimming Pool facilities available on its banks; Vadgaon Jogai Waterfall (3 km away) which has another nice swimming pool on its banks.

How to reach: You can also reach it by train or train from Pune to Nashik Junction and then hire a taxi to take you there (this will cost around Rs 500).

Best time to visit: The best time to visit the waterfall is during monsoon season as water levels are at their highest during this period and you will get to see beautiful nature up close!

10.Lingmala Waterfall

Lingmala Waterfalls is located near Lonavala, in the Sahyadris mountain range and has a height of 80 ft. It has been declared as a Heritage Site in Maharashtra by Ministry of Environment and Forest (MoEF).

The waterfall is situated on the Bhima River, which originates from Ambegaon and flows through Pachora district before joining with its tributary river Godavari at Panvel city in Thane district of Maharashtra state.

It offers a pleasant view of panoramic hills, lush green valleys with amazing flora and fauna along with crystal clear streams flowing from various high peaks. This place is also famous for its ancient temples like Mahabaleshwar Temple which was built during 12th century AD by King Pratap Singh Bahadur Raje Bhosle I who ruled over Maratha Empire at that time.

How to reach: For reaching this place you will have to take an auto or cab from Mumbai or Pune city which costs around Rs 500/- per person depending on where you are coming from and what time it is (more expensive if arriving after 8 PM). You can also hire a jeep at around Rs 1000/- per day which includes driver/guide services too!

Best time to visit: The best time to visit this place is between October and March when it becomes full with water flow.

11.Chinchoti Waterfalls

Chinchoti Waterfalls is one of the most popular waterfalls in Maharashtra. It is located on the banks of Godavari River, which flows through Vidarbha region.

This waterfall is located in Lonavala and is one of the most popular waterfalls in Maharashtra. The waterfall has a height of about 2 km and can be reached by walking through a path that leads to it from Khandala village.

The Chinchoti Falls are divided into two groups - Upper Falls (1st) & Lower Falls (2nd). The first one starts with an average height of 18 meters with two tiers that fall over 50 meters into a deep pool below them; while the second has an average height of 10 meters but it also falls over 50 meters into another deep pool below it!

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Best time to visit: he best time to visit this place is during monsoons or winters as it gets dry during summers due to less rainfall, but even then you will be able to see its beauty at any other time of the year as well!

12.Ghosala Fort Waterfalls

The Ghosala Fort Waterfalls, located in the outskirts of Thane District and near Mumbai, is an ideal place to visit if you have time on your hands.

The waterfall cascades down over rocks that have been worn smooth by centuries of erosion. You can reach this waterfall via a short hike or drive through thick forests until you reach your final destination.

How to reach: If traveling from Mumbai by train then take out a taxi from Dadar Station where there are many cabs waiting outside with signs pointing towards Ghosala Fort Waterfalls.

Best time to visit: The best time to visit this attraction is during monsoon season when there will not be much rain or water flow at all! However if it doesn't rain, then try visiting between October-April when temperatures are milder than other seasons but still cold enough for swimming pools filled with ice cold water which makes them perfect for cooling off after spending hours walking through nature trails together (or alone).

13.Bhavli Waterfall

Bhavli Waterfall is located in the village of Bhavli, about an hour's drive from Kukdeshwar Temple in Satara district. It is one of the highest waterfalls in India and has a height of about 72 meters. The waterfall is about 34 kilometers away from Pune city. It also has a beautiful view of the surrounding area from its location on top of a hillside.

The area surrounding the Bhavali River is covered with dense forests, which makes it a perfect spot for hiking and camping expeditions. The waterfall is surrounded by lush greenery and wildlife, making it a great place to take pictures or just enjoy nature.

There are several trails that lead up toward the waterfall from different directions—so pick your favorite trail and start climbing! Once there, settle down on some rocks or grass under a tree and enjoy the view while listening to the sound of rushing water below.

How to reach: The Bhavli Waterfall is situated at a distance of about 65 km from Pune and about 150 km from Mumbai. The best way to reach there is by a train or bus. There are daily trains from Mumbai to Vishrambag, where you can get down and then take a bus or taxi. You can also hire a cab from Mumbai airport to Vishrambag. The journey takes about three hours from Pune and five hours from Mumbai.

Best time to visit: The best time to visit Bhavli waterfall is during monsoon season. The waterfall is located on the Konkan coast and gets its water from the monsoons. When it rains heavily, this waterfall comes alive and looks amazing.

14.Dodhani Waterfall

The Dodhani Waterfall is one of the most accessible waterfalls in Maharashtra and is located near Lonavala. It's also known as 'Dodhia' or 'Dodhaa' and has an interesting legend behind it.

It is believed that this waterfall was created by Lord Krishna while he was trying to cross over to Khandoba's temple at Jejuri by jumping across two rivers—the Bhima River (or Godavari) and Tapi River (or Krishna River).

This waterfall is an ideal place for people who love to visit waterfalls and trekking. The Dodhani waterfall is located at a distance of about 8 km from the Dodhani village. It can be visited by following a trekking route through dense forested areas along with streams and lakes.

How to reach: The distance from Mumbai to Dodhani Waterfall is about 100 km and one can reach here by road. The closest railway station is Gondia Railway Station and the nearest airport is Nanded Airport.

If you are coming from Pune side, then you can take a bus or train to Gondia or Nagpur. From Nagpur, you can take a bus or taxi to reach here. You can also hire private vehicles like car or taxi service provider for your comfortable journey.

Best time to visit: The best time to visit the Dodhani Waterfall is during monsoon season because of its proximity to Mumbai and Pune. The surrounding forests provide shelter for many wildlife including leopards and elephants which can be seen roaming around in these areas. It is also possible to spot crocodiles in these areas as well.

15.Yeeor Waterfall

16.Bhagirath Falls

Bhagirath Falls is a waterfall situated between Satara and Sangli districts in Maharashtra, India. It is located near the village of Bhagirathpur. The river Bhagirathi flows through this waterfall. The height of the falls is about 50 meters. The water falls from a height of about 50 meters and then meets the Bhogavati River at the bottom of the gorge.

This beautiful place is situated on the banks of the Krishna River and it is a perfect destination for adventure lovers as well as nature lovers. There are several temples, caves and rock-cut sculptures around this waterfall that make it a perfect destination for tourists.

How to reach: The easiest way to reach this destination is by car or train. It's only about five hours by train or eight hours by car. You will have to leave Pune and head towards Satara. From here, you can take a bus or cab to reach Bhagirath falls. Once you're at your destination, there are plenty of things to do such as hiking on a trail that leads up to the waterfall itself.

Best time to visit: The best time to visit this place is from October to May because during this period, you will be able to enjoy pleasant weather conditions. During monsoon season, it becomes very difficult to reach this place because it gets flooded with rainwater and it becomes almost impossible to cross the river without getting wet.

17.Kune Falls

Kune Falls is located in Maharashtra, India. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Maharashtra. The waterfall is located on a hill near Kune village, which is about 45 kilometers away from Kolhapur town.

The Kune Falls has been named after the Kune River which originates from the Sahyadri mountain range. The river flows through dense forests and then descends from a height of 335 meters to form this magnificent waterfall. The area around the waterfall is covered with lush green vegetation and beautiful trees including banyan trees (Ficus benghalensis), peepal trees (Ficus religiosa) and mango trees (Mangifera indica).

Kune Falls is also known as Maghada or Mhaagaadaa in some parts of Maharashtra. According to legend, it was here that Lord Vishnu meditated for many years before creating earth and sky.

How to reach: It is located near Nasik, which is about 2 hours away from Mumbai. The best way to reach Kune Falls is by road. You can hire a cab or book your own car from Mumbai and make a day trip out of it.

Best time to visit: The best time to visit Kune Falls is during the monsoon season (June-September). The waterfalls will be flowing at its fullest capacity during this time of year.

Best time to visit Waterfalls near Mumbai

The best time to visit waterfalls near Mumbai is from June to September. This is because the rainfall is at its peak during these months, and as a result, the waterfalls are in full flow. What's more, the weather is also relatively cooler during this period, making it ideal for a hike to the falls. However, do keep in mind that some of the trails leading to the falls may be slippery, so exercise caution.

If you're looking for a less crowded experience, then consider visiting Waterfalls near Mumbai early in the morning or late in the evening. Just be sure to bring along a flashlight if you're planning on hiking in the dark.

If you are visiting Mumbai, you definitely need to check out these must-visit waterfalls. This list includes waterfalls that are both close and far from the city, so there is something for everyone on this list!