Our trek to Kalu Waterfall, one of the most stunning waterfalls in Maharashtra, was an exhilarating experience filled with adventure, breathtaking landscapes, and a deep connection with nature.
We had always wanted to witness the majestic Kalu Waterfall, especially during the monsoon when it is at its peak. Located near Malshej Ghat, the trek promised lush green valleys, misty trails, and an unforgettable waterfall view. We packed essentials—raincoats, trekking shoes, snacks, and enough water to keep us energized throughout the journey.
We started our trek early from Thitbi Village, the base of the waterfall trek. The initial trail was easy, passing through scenic fields and dense forests. However, as we moved ahead, the path became challenging, with slippery rocks, water streams, and steep climbs. The sound of the gushing waterfall grew louder, pushing us to move forward with excitement.
After nearly two hours of trekking, we finally stood before the mighty Kalu Waterfall—a breathtaking 6-tier waterfall, surrounded by towering cliffs and misty clouds. The sheer force of the water plunging down was mesmerizing, and the cool spray on our faces made the effort worth it. We spent time soaking in the beauty, capturing stunning photos, and feeling the raw power of nature.
This trek was not just about reaching a destination—it was about embracing the journey, overcoming challenges, and witnessing nature at its finest. As we trekked back, the feeling of accomplishment stayed with us. Kalu Waterfall was not just a place; it was an experience, a memory, and a reminder of nature’s incredible beauty. 🌿💦🔥
Last Updated: February 20, 2025