Arc Waterfall

Arc Waterfall

Overview

Arc Waterfall is a beautiful seasonal waterfall located in the scenic Sahyadri ranges of Akole Taluka near the Bhandardara region. The waterfall is known for its naturally curved “arc-like” flow pattern, which gives it a unique and attractive appearance during the monsoon season. Surrounded by lush green valleys, rocky cliffs, misty landscapes, and dense forest patches, the waterfall offers a peaceful and refreshing experience for nature lovers, photographers, and adventure travelers.

Location

  • Taluka: Akole
  • District: Ahilyanagar (Ahmednagar)
  • State: Maharashtra
  • Region: Near Bhandardara and Samrad area
  • Mountain Range: Sahyadri / Western Ghats

Best Time to Visit

  • June to September (Monsoon Season)
  • Peak beauty is visible during heavy rainfall and immediately after monsoon showers.

Major Attractions

  • Unique arc-shaped waterfall formation
  • Green valleys and scenic mountain views
  • Monsoon trekking experience
  • Photography and videography spot
  • Cool and misty climate
  • Natural freshwater streams and rocky terrain

Activities

  • Nature photography
  • Short trekking and hiking
  • Sightseeing
  • Monsoon tourism
  • Landscape videography
  • Relaxation and picnic experience

Difficulty Level

  • Easy to Moderate
  • Suitable for beginners and regular tourists during normal weather conditions.

Nearby Attractions

  • Bhandardara Dam
  • Sandhan Valley
  • Kalsubai Peak
  • Ratangad Fort
  • Harishchandragad

Travel Tips

  • Wear proper trekking or anti-slip shoes during monsoon.
  • Avoid visiting during extremely heavy rainfall.
  • Carry rainwear, drinking water, and extra clothes.
  • Maintain cleanliness and avoid littering.
  • Travel with local guides for safer exploration in remote areas.

Why Visit Arc Waterfall?

Arc Waterfall is one of the hidden natural attractions of Akole Tourism, offering visitors a perfect combination of adventure, tranquility, and scenic beauty. Its unique curved waterfall structure, monsoon atmosphere, and untouched natural surroundings make it an excellent destination for eco-tourism and weekend nature trips in the Western Ghats.