Telangana’s location in the heart of Deccan Plateau in India is the major reason for its rocky terrain. In particular, Adilabad district is known as the district of forests with its verdant landscape, lush with vegetation and water. As Godavari and its tributaries crisscross the region, nature’s bounty in Adilabad district situated in northern most part of Telangana state makes it a noted tourist attraction. In addition to the famous Kuntala and Pochera Waterfalls, the region is home to one more spectacular waterfall.

Gayatri waterfall, is situated on Kadam River, a tributary of the Godavari River. It is indeed a special treat to see this amazing waterfall, plunging down from a stunning height of 100 feet into the valley, creating a magnificent sight. It can be described as an artistic creation of Mother Nature.

Located in a secluded forest region, the waterfall is located in a deep forest. It is located at a distance of nearly 5 km from Tarnam Khurd village, close to Neredigonda in Adilabad district. The huge pool of fresh water presents a breath-taking sight while the drizzling water makes you feel truly relaxed. Tourists also climb up the terrain here, for a top-view of the falls, and feel captivated with its panoramic view.

The picturesque environs of the place comes alive, after a successful monsoon. The gushing stream of water, the pleasing climate makes this destination ideal for picnics and holiday visits, where one can get rejuvenated, far away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Gayatri waterfall is a wonderful canvass of nature, depicted in flawless synchrony. The villagers living close by in this rural hamlet, also call this waterfall as GadidhaGundam or MukdiGundam.

How to Reach

You need to travel a distance of nearly 255 km from Hyderabad city towards Adilabad, on NH 7, to reach Neredigonda village. After reaching this village, you will have to travel further 6 km to reach Kupti village. Here there is sign board indicating a right turn to reach the village of Tarnam, followed by 2 km drive on a dirt road which takes tourists to the Tarnam Khurd village. From this village, you need to trek a distance of 5 km to reach waterfalls. It is advisable to be accompanied by a villager or guide, and mostly group visits are suggested due to the dense forest region. Truly, you will be amazed to explore this exquisite nature haven!