Waterfalls in Thane that you must enjoy this monsoon!

Waterfalls are a must-visit during the monsoon. And, while you must be aware of the beautiful and the popular waterfalls in Maharashtra, what you do not know are the majestic ones around your surroundings. If you're looking for a serene retreat this weekend without breaking the bank, check out these options and plan your visit here! 

Kokanipada Waterfall

Located in Manpada, Kokanipada waterfall might be difficult to find, but once you navigate through the trails and reach the spot, it is a cascading falls that turns out to be majestic during the monsoon. The exploration through the steep track becomes all worth it when you witness the white beauty falling through the rocks. However, we suggest that you be aware of your surroundings and visit with the group to ensure your safety in this place. 

Mumbra Waterfall

Stepping a little takes you to this finest spot in Mumbra, a waterfall popular by the name of its area. While you don't find a lot of people here, the locals help you navigate the route to this beauty. As soon as you view the waterfall amidst the mist falling from the lush hilltop that overlooks the crowded outskirts of Mumbai below, a sense of calmness fills your body and mood.

Chirma Devi Waterfall

Nestled in the greenery of Kasarvadali area of Thane, which is part of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Chirma Devi waterfall might be very crowded right now, but a beauty you should not miss, and you must consider visiting here by the end of August. This is a small trek, and while there are many different routes to this waterfall, we suggest you go from the Chirmadevi Temple, as you might encounter other travellers joining you for the adventure. Be sure to visit this waterfall only during the monsoon season, as it comes alive during this time. 

Yeoor Waterfall

If you're in lazy mode yet want to enjoy the natural scenic views this weekend, the best way is to board a train to Thane and get down to meet the gushing waterfall with a swimming hole beneath it. But do you know the best part? Well, it's that enthralling trail that you take through the lush green forest, and the hike to the beauty elevates the mood. So, check this out this monsoon and thank us later.

Parsik Hill Waterfall 

There are many interesting aspects to this waterfall. Not only does the Parsik tunnel have a rail tunnel, which is one of the longest and oldest tunnels in India and Asia, but you also get to witness it en route to the waterfall. Although the route to the waterfall may be a little confusing, the ultimate destination makes it all worthwhile. The sight of the waterfall amidst the monsoon greenery is what you need to rejuvenate this weekend.