The waterfall is little more than a trickle off-season, but the whole place turns green and vibrant in the monsoons. 
Alongside is a metre-guage railway track, and the spot offers obvious opportunities to turn into a modern picnic spot with cable cars and walkways.
But I prefer it 'raw'!
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These are pictures of the same place during the rainy seasons - July - September
The waterfall reaches a very deep gorge, which the locals have baptised as 'paataal' - meaning nether-world.
Thanks, Lt Col R, for sharing!
stunning! I always love to take those shadow shots too.
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for visiting. The camera was there, and so were our shadows, and the pic happened. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of your land. Love the waterfall and train tracks and, of course, the shadows! Thanks for visiting!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful description of the trip along with amazing pictures. Thanks for sharing. Mhow, officially known as Dr Ambedkar Nagar is a tourist spot in Indore. There are many places to visit in Mhow including the paataal paani
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