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Sautada Waterfall

Sautada, Maharashtra 414204, India
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Pahadi RahiPahadi Rahi
Sautada Waterfall, located near Jamkhed city, is a scenic destination that offers a peaceful escape into nature. The drive to the waterfall is quite pleasant, with well-maintained roads leading up to a short stretch of off-roading. Fortunately, even this off-road segment is manageable and doesn’t take away from the experience. The location of the waterfall is truly stunning, nestled within the forest area and maintained under the jurisdiction of the Forest Department. To reach the base of the waterfall, visitors must descend approximately 300-400 steps through a forested path, which adds to the adventure and natural charm. Along the way, there is a beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Rameshwar, offering a spiritual touch to the journey. Unfortunately, when I visited, there was no water in the waterfall, so I didn’t go all the way down. However, even from a distance, the view was breathtaking. It’s easy to imagine how magnificent the site must look during the monsoon season when the water is in full flow, and the surrounding greenery turns the area into a paradise. One major downside, however, is the cleanliness. The area suffers from significant littering, with plastic and garbage even found near the water. It’s disheartening to see such a beautiful place being disrespected. Awareness and responsibility among visitors are crucial to preserving this natural treasure for future generations.
Deep JDeep J
Awesome place to visit in monsoon. Nestled near the waterfall, Rameshwar Temple is an ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva, holding immense spiritual and cultural significance. The temple’s traditional Hindu architecture, adorned with intricate carvings, adds to its historical charm. Visitors are drawn to its calm and serene ambiance, making it an ideal place for meditation and self-reflection. During Maha Shivaratri, the temple comes alive with devotees gathering in large numbers to offer prayers and seek blessings. Its peaceful surroundings, coupled with the soothing sound of flowing water nearby, create a truly divine experience for pilgrims and visitors alike.
Swaraj DodalSwaraj Dodal
Best waterfall to visit. A must in the rainy, winter season. Huge waterfall, descend 350 BIG steps for the temple and pick a small side road from the right side of water to get to the waterfall point. Just right after the stairs end and before the river pool starts. Prabhu Ram has visited here and Put Shivling here. 1300 year old Rameshwar Mahadev temple. Facility of water, snacks, corn, lemon, etc available at the start of the point. Note: Climbing back while returning, BIIGGG 350 stairs might be a concern for senior citizens having knee problems. Otherwise my 3.5 year old son climbed very well.
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Sautada Waterfall, located near Jamkhed city, is a scenic destination that offers a peaceful escape into nature. The drive to the waterfall is quite pleasant, with well-maintained roads leading up to a short stretch of off-roading. Fortunately, even this off-road segment is manageable and doesn’t take away from the experience. The location of the waterfall is truly stunning, nestled within the forest area and maintained under the jurisdiction of the Forest Department. To reach the base of the waterfall, visitors must descend approximately 300-400 steps through a forested path, which adds to the adventure and natural charm. Along the way, there is a beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Rameshwar, offering a spiritual touch to the journey. Unfortunately, when I visited, there was no water in the waterfall, so I didn’t go all the way down. However, even from a distance, the view was breathtaking. It’s easy to imagine how magnificent the site must look during the monsoon season when the water is in full flow, and the surrounding greenery turns the area into a paradise. One major downside, however, is the cleanliness. The area suffers from significant littering, with plastic and garbage even found near the water. It’s disheartening to see such a beautiful place being disrespected. Awareness and responsibility among visitors are crucial to preserving this natural treasure for future generations.
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Awesome place to visit in monsoon. Nestled near the waterfall, Rameshwar Temple is an ancient shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva, holding immense spiritual and cultural significance. The temple’s traditional Hindu architecture, adorned with intricate carvings, adds to its historical charm. Visitors are drawn to its calm and serene ambiance, making it an ideal place for meditation and self-reflection. During Maha Shivaratri, the temple comes alive with devotees gathering in large numbers to offer prayers and seek blessings. Its peaceful surroundings, coupled with the soothing sound of flowing water nearby, create a truly divine experience for pilgrims and visitors alike.
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Best waterfall to visit. A must in the rainy, winter season. Huge waterfall, descend 350 BIG steps for the temple and pick a small side road from the right side of water to get to the waterfall point. Just right after the stairs end and before the river pool starts. Prabhu Ram has visited here and Put Shivling here. 1300 year old Rameshwar Mahadev temple. Facility of water, snacks, corn, lemon, etc available at the start of the point. Note: Climbing back while returning, BIIGGG 350 stairs might be a concern for senior citizens having knee problems. Otherwise my 3.5 year old son climbed very well.
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Sautada Waterfall, located near Jamkhed city, is a scenic destination that offers a peaceful escape into nature. The drive to the waterfall is quite pleasant, with well-maintained roads leading up to a short stretch of off-roading. Fortunately, even this off-road segment is manageable and doesn’t take away from the experience.

The location of the waterfall is truly stunning, nestled within the forest area and maintained under the jurisdiction of the Forest Department. To reach the base of the waterfall, visitors must descend approximately 300-400 steps through a forested path, which adds to the adventure and natural charm. Along the way, there is a beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Rameshwar, offering a spiritual touch to the journey.

Unfortunately, when I visited, there was no water in the waterfall, so I didn’t go all the way down. However, even from a distance, the view was breathtaking. It’s easy to imagine how magnificent the site must look during the monsoon season when the water is in full flow, and the surrounding greenery turns the area into a paradise.

One major downside, however, is the cleanliness. The area suffers from significant littering, with plastic and garbage even found near the water. It’s disheartening to see such a beautiful place being disrespected. Awareness and responsibility among visitors are crucial to preserving this natural treasure for future...

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2y

Sautada is a place in Patoda taluka and the waterfall on Vincharana river here is famous. The river Vincharana, which originates in the hilly area of ​​Patoda taluka, flows further and falls into the valley from a height of about seventy meters at Sautada. Here in the valley Lord Rama and Sita built a temple of Mahadev. This temple is known as Rameshwar

After the Shravan rains, one can witness the supernatural sight of a beautiful waterfall falling on the river at high tide. The ancient Hemadpanthi Mahadeva temple at Sautada Rameshwar, which is known as Mahabaleshwar in Marathwada, and the deep valley next to it and the huge waterfall falling from a height in that valley, should be observed and filled in the heart in the true sense of the beauty of nature. Indeed this beauty opens up more in monsoons and this place is definitely worth visiting...

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5y

५०० फुट उंचीवरून पडणारा #सौताडा_धबधबा!

यावर्षी महाराष्ट्रात पाऊस बराच चांगला आहे आणि सध्या मराठवाड्यावर वरुणराजाची कृपादृष्टी आहे. दरवर्षी ऑगस्ट संपेपर्यंत कोकणातील ८ ते १० ट्रेक होतात. परंतु यावर्षी कोविडमुळे कोंकण,नगर, नाशिक अथवा पुणे जिल्ह्यातील कोणता ट्रेक करता आला नाही. ट्रेकिंग आणि निसर्गभ्रमंती रक्तात भिनलेली असल्याने ट्रेकविना घालमेल सुरु होती. कालच्या रविवार मात्र असा ट्रेकविना जाऊ द्यायचा नाही असं मनातून ठरवलं होतं. कुठे जायचे हे निश्चित केले. सोबत आमचे मित्र कृष्णा गवारे, सह्याद्रीचे मावळे विठ्ठल गोरे, पाण्यासारखा स्वभाव असणारे सागर जैस्वाल आणि मृदू स्वभावाचे विष्णू थोराईत असे सह्यसखे होते. साधारण दीड ते दोन तासांत आम्ही सौताड्याला पोहोचलो. निजामकाळात निजामाची चौकी म्हणून सौताडा प्रसिद्ध होता. या ठिकाणी निसर्गाची मुक्त उधळण, पाचशे फुटांवरून खोल दरीत पडणारा विचंरणा नदीवरील अजस्त्र धबधबा आणि भगवान श्री राम, सीता आणि सीता यांचा या परिसरात पदस्पर्श झाल्याची आख्यायिका आहे. खोल दरीत उतरतांना दिसणारा धबधबा नयनरम्य दिसतो. उतरण्यासाठी चांगल्या दगडी पायऱ्या आहेत. जसजसे आपण खाली उतरत जातो तसतशी झाडं अजून गडद होत जातात आणि धबधब्याचा प्रचंड आवाज वाढत जातो. खाली पोहचल्यावर उजवीकडे कोसळणारा प्रचंड धबधबा तर समोर श्री रामेश्वराचे प्राचीन हेमाडपंथी मंदिर नजरेस पडते. धबधब्याकडे पाहतांना ९० डिग्रि मान वर करावी लागते इतका उंचावरून तो पडतो. समुद्र सपाटीपासून याची उंची शंभर ताडाची झाडं इतकी असल्याने याला सौ-ताडा असं म्हणतात. रामेश्वराचे मंदिर सुरेख अश्या नक्षीकामाने नटलेले असून हेमाडपंथी असलेल्या या मंदिराच्या दरवाज्याजवळ उजव्या बाजूला गणपती आहे. या गणपतीच्या खाली असलेल्या प्राचीन शिलालेखावर या जागेविषयी माहिती कोरलेली आहे. धबधब्याकडे जाणारी वाट शेवाळलेली असल्याने थोडी काळजी घेतंच आम्ही त्याच्या पायथ्याशी पोहचलो. एक अनोखा अनुभव देणारा तो क्षण होता. वरतून प्रचंड पाण्याची धार पडतीये, समोर अजस्त्र कातळ, मागच्या बाजूने घनदाट जंगल आणि मी त्या धबधब्यासमोर उभा राहून त्याचे उडणारे तुषार अंगावर घेतोय!!

आयुष्यात खूप थोडे असे क्षण असे येतात कि जे एकदा नजरेत साठवलेत कि आयुष्यभराची ऊर्जा तुम्हाला देऊन जात असतात. त्यापैकीच हा एक क्षण होता.

पाण्याची खोली चांगलीच आहे. गावकऱ्यांच्या माहितीनुसार जुन्या काळी आपल्याकडे लोक डोक्याला जो पटका बांधत, तश्या बारा पटक्यांना बांधून खाली सोडले असता सुद्धा तळ सापडला नाही. त्यामुळे इथे जरा जपूनच पाण्यात उतरावे. आमचे सोबतचे मित्र कृष्णा गवारे, सागर जैस्वाल आणि विठ्ठल गोरे हे लोक पट्टीचे पोहणारे आहेत त्यामुळे मी थोडं पाण्यात उतरण्याची हिंमत केली.

यानंतर आम्ही प्रसिद्ध अश्या मराठ्यांच्या विजयी शौर्यगाथा असलेल्या #खर्डा किल्ल्याला भेट दिली. त्याबद्दल नंतर निवांत...

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