9 Stunning Waterfalls in Gujarat You Probably Haven’t Heard Of

Gujarat is often celebrated for iconic landmarks like the Statue of Unity and the Narendra Modi Stadium, along with its deserts, temples, and vibrant cities. Yet hidden within its lush forests and hills are breathtaking waterfalls waiting to be explored. Away from the usual tourist trails, these cascades offer peace, adventure, and scenic beauty. Here’s a guide to 11 stunning waterfalls in Gujarat that every nature lover should know about. (Image: Canva)

1. Girmal Waterfalls – Girmal
Located in the Dang forests, Girmal Waterfalls features roaring cascades surrounded by dense greenery. Perfect for trekking and photography, it is best visited during monsoon for maximum flow. (Image: Gujarat Tourism)

2. Gira Waterfalls – Wanarchond
Situated near Saputara hill station, Gira Waterfalls is an offbeat destination with crystal-clear waters and picnic-friendly spots. Accessible via short treks, it’s ideal for a refreshing day trip. (Image: Canva)

3. Zanzari Waterfalls – Jodhpur
Zanzari Waterfalls is a hidden gem with calm natural pools and a serene forest setting. Its remote location ensures solitude, perfect for meditation or nature walks. (Image: Instagram/Zanzari_waterfall_official_)

4. Ninai Waterfalls – Mohbi
Surrounded by lush forests, Ninai Waterfalls is relatively untouched, offering a quiet retreat. The cascading waters and rocky terrain make it popular among trekking enthusiasts. (Image: Canva)

5. Zarwani Waterfalls – Dhirkhadi
Zarwani Waterfalls flows through rugged landscapes, creating scenic photo opportunities. Adventurers can enjoy light trekking trails while exploring this secluded waterfall. (Image: Canva)

6. Khuniya Mahadev Waterfalls – Pavagadh
Located near a historic Mahadev temple, this waterfall offers a spiritual and scenic experience. The natural pools and surrounding forest make it ideal for relaxation. (Image: facebook/Rushit Patel)

7. Hathni Mata Waterfalls – Poyali
Hathni Mata Waterfalls is a seasonal delight, with roaring waters during monsoon months. Surrounded by lush hills, it’s perfect for picnics, photography, and nature walks. (Image: Instagram/Gujarat Tourism)

8. Jamjir Waterfalls – Kansariya
Secluded and serene, Jamjir Waterfalls is ideal for day-long excursions. Visitors can enjoy peaceful treks, rocky pools, and the surrounding biodiversity of Dang forests. (Image: Canva)

9. Bilpudi Jodiya Waterfalls – Barumal
Famous for its twin cascades, Bilpudi Jodiya Waterfalls offers scenic views, light trekking, and tranquil spots to relax, swim, or enjoy nature photography. (Image: Instagram/Rk Dhodiya)