Kashish Waterfall

Bihar’s Highest Waterfall in Rohtas

Overview

Kashish Waterfall, situated in Amjhore village of Rohtas district, is the tallest waterfall in Bihar, plunging approximately 850 feet amid the Kaimur Range.

About 170 km from Patna, this cascade emerges from four streams and offers a mesmerizing sight post-monsoon, drawing nature enthusiasts and trekkers alike.

Legend & Mythology

No specific mythological tales are recorded about Kashish Waterfall.
Locals revere the site, often performing small rituals on auspicious days.
A seasonal nature festival takes place nearby to celebrate the arrival of monsoon.

Natural Beauty & Features

Surrounded by dense deciduous forests of the Kaimur Range, Kashish Waterfall is renowned for its towering cascade, lush greenery, and the four separate streams that converge into a single plunge.

Height: ~850 feet (259 meters).
Originates from four streams in the Kaimur Range.
Best visited during and post-monsoon (July–October).
Picturesque viewpoints and natural plunge pool ideal for photography.

          Activities & Experiences
          
              Bathing in the calm plunge pool
              (swimming caution advised).
              
Packing a picnic and relaxing by the waterfall.
Short jungle treks through Kaimur forests.

              Photography of the four-stream cascade and surrounding hills.
            
              Visiting nearby heritage sites like Rohtasgarh Fort and Chaurasan
              Shiv Mandir.

Safety & Travel Tips

Rocks near the cascade can be slippery, especially post-monsoon.
Supervise children at all times around the plunge pool.
Visit during daylight hours; the surrounding area is isolated after dark.
Carry sufficient water, snacks, and a change of clothes.
Hiring a local guide at Amjhore entrance is recommended for safe trekking.

Visiting Information

Opening Hours

06:00 AM – 06:00 PM

Entry Fee

Free of cost

Best Time to Visit

July – October (Monsoon & Post-Monsoon)

How to Reach

By Train: Dehri-on-Sone Railway Station (approximately 1 hour drive).
By Road: Buses and taxis available from Sasaram or Dehri-on-Sone to Amjhore (5 km to the falls).
By Air: Gaya Airport (approximately 120 km) – then taxi to Sasaram/Amjhore.

Nearby Attractions

Rohtasgarh Fort

Historic hilltop fort offering panoramic views over the Son Valley.

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Tutla Bhawani Temple

Ancient temple near Tilouthu, famous for festivals post-monsoon.

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Manjhar Kund

Cascade-type waterfall in Sasaram, best seen during rainy season.

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Testimonials

“Absolutely breathtaking – the four-stream fall is a sight to behold. Definitely worth the trek!”

— Rahul Verma

“Visiting during post-monsoon was magical. The lush green backdrop makes for perfect photos.”

— Neha Singh

“Great spot for a picnic and some light trekking. Loved the solitude and scenery.”

— Arjun Kumar

FAQs

Yes, visitors can bathe in the calm pool at the base, but caution is strongly advised, especially during monsoon.

No, entry to Kashish Waterfall is free of cost.

The best time is during and just after monsoon (July–October) when the falls are at their fullest.

Kashish Waterfall

Overview

Legend & Mythology

Natural Beauty & Features

Activities & Experiences

Safety & Travel Tips