Zarwani Waterfall — Attraction in Gujarat

At a distance of about 90 km from Vadodara in Gujarat, Zarwani Waterfalls are amongst the most sought natural destinations in India. Huddled deep inside the heart of Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary near the district of Narmada, the perennial and gorgeous Zarwani Waterfalls provide you with an opportunity to trek, picnic, and indulge in wildlife photography. Picnic around these waterfalls and listen to the birds nearby singing while feasting on a snack of your choice. Additionally, you can make a visit close-by tourist spots: Sardar Sarovar Dam Widely recognised as the biggest of its kind on the Narmada River, Sardar Sarovar Dam is located near Rajpipla. Supplying hydroelectric power to multiple states neighbouring Gujarat, this dam is a marvel to behold and a site of much historical interest. Those visiting can additionally go for boating within the catchment area. If you’re visiting Zarwani Waterfalls, you wouldn’t want to miss these dams. Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary Covering an expanse of about 607 sq km, Shoolpaneshwar Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the most diverse forests in India and home to Zarwani Waterfalls themselves. Teeming with over 575 species of fauna, this forest contains everything from tropical plants to deciduous trees. One shouldn’t miss the opportunity to go on a safari in this ecosystem. A home to such varied species of animals as hyenas, leopards, rare rhesus monkeys, pythons, flying squirrels, sloth bears, near-extinct barking deers, pangolins and multiple species of wild dogs, these forests also let one indulge in their passion for wildlife photography. For the bird enthusiasts, there’s migratory birds from the Himalayas and Western Ghats. Set in the Rajpipla hills, this sanctuary is also abundant in natural beauty. It’s a must to explore for those visiting...

Zarwani water fall in Narmada district. It is beside Sardar Sarovar Dam site. people visiting Sardar Sarovar Dam must also visit Zarwani Waterfall.Zarwani waterfall is 156km away from Surat. U have to carry foods with you. It round 16km from Sardar Sarovar Dam & 8km away from Gora Colony. Entry fees is rs 400 per car. U have to carry light clothes if u like to take bath in natural stream water, where u have to pass 5 Small Small water stream, so dont wear shoes carry slippers/sandals. U have to park round 500m away vehicle and have to walk to reach Waterfall. If u lucky u can get person serving hot tea in waterfall. Best place for photo shoots. Reach anytime if atmosphere is cool and cloudy, but if it summer and too sunny reach in early morning round 8-10am u can enjoy the atmosphere. In return u can have dinner at baroda and get back to ahmedabad. You have to drive inside the forest leaving the main road for few kilometers. After fall the water stream is long and visitor has to walk few meters to reach the fall. The surrounding is very pleasant and walk to the fall is very joyous. Small children will enjoy walking through water stream and passing...

We went to this waterfalls in monsoon. To be precise, in the first week of September. We reached early in the morning, so, there was hardly anyone except small local kids having fun there. Since it was monsoon, the water was crystal clear and water was till knees. They have a changing room facility which charges RS. 10/- per person. There was Zipline ride for adventure lovers which charges RS. 200/- per person. The entry fee for car is 400/- . The serenity and lush green surroundings took our breath away and was truly captivating. Once it was 11.30 , we were joined by many other people which made it a crowded place. So, visit early.😊 When we were done enjoying, a man sells makai roti with sabzi and lahsuni chutney, which is so yum after a good bath, although little spicy but, leaves you craving for more! The near by cactus garden and butterfly park is an average place but, drive from waterfalls to those gardens is heaven on Earth during monsoon! Don't miss it as many are not aware of it. This is a place strictly for monsoons as one may find dirty water during...