Tutla Bhawani Falls—also called Tutrahi or Tutla Dham—lies in the Rohtas district of Bihar, approximately 20 km southwest of Dehri-on-Sone. Nestled between two towering hills that converge into a lush valley, the waterfall plunges from a height of about 180 feet, giving rise to the Kachuar River and forming a serene natural pool at its base.
This eco-tourism spot has been developed by the forest department, featuring easy road access, a swinging bridge, and local guides. Surrounded by dense greenery and rocky cliffs, Tutla Bhawani attracts nature lovers, trekkers, and pilgrims who come to visit the nearby Maya Tutla Bhawani Temple.
Surrounded by verdant hills on the northwest and southeast, Tutla Bhawani Falls descends into a narrow, one-mile-long valley filled with rich green foliage. The cascading water feeds the Kachuar River, creating a crystal-clear pool ideal for photography and quiet contemplation.
07:00 AM – 05:00 PM
Free
October – March
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“The lush green valley and roaring cascade at Tutla Bhawani are simply unforgettable. A must-visit spot in Bihar!”
“We trekked all the way up to the falls and then visited the temple—it was a spiritually uplifting experience.”
“Perfect picnic spot with clear water and cool breeze. Our family loved spending the day here!”
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