Damoh Waterfallदमोह झरना
A monsoon-only fall in the sandstone hills of south Dholpur. Slippery when it runs.
See what is open on your dateOpen in Google MapsWhereDholpur, Rajasthan
Mewat & Braj
Mewat & Braj
Kind of placeWaterfalls, Jungle Trails
Best time to visit15 July to 30 September
Good seasonsMonsoon (June to September), Post-monsoon (October to November)
DifficultyModerate
Time neededHalf day
Base and nearbySarmathura, Dholpur Junction
EntryFree
About Damoh Waterfall
A monsoon waterfall in the forested sandstone country near Sarmathura, in the south of the district, dropping into a pool in a small gorge. It runs from July to September and dries by winter. Local families picnic here on monsoon weekends; the rocks are slippery when wet and the pool is deeper than it looks.
What to see and do
- The fall and its pool in the gorge
- Monsoon forest of the Dholpur plateau
- Sarmathura sandstone quarries on the way
- Weekend picnics from Dholpur
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