Milkybar Waterfall Amazing Must Visit Waterfall In Plus Valley Rated 1

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Milkybar Waterfall

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Milkybar waterfall, as the name suggests, is a heavenly waterfall which, by seen from a distance, looks like milky water falling right from heaven. It is one of the most underrated waterfall located in Plus Valley, Tamhini Ghat near Tamhini View Point,

It is the most beautiful one-day waterfall trekking spot near Pune in Plus Valley. Being lesser known, makes it lesser crowded place than Devkund waterfall and other waterfalls in the vicinity.

The road to Milkybar waterfall trek is filled with beautiful, mesmerizing scenery. The Milkybar waterfall trek is about 2-3 km long, which takes approximately. 1.5-2 hrs. The journey to the waterfall is as exciting as the destination. By moving along the water stream in a plus valley, bushes, and uneven rocky paths, it’s all worth the wait.

You will be covered amidst waterfalls, and lush green valley’s once you embark on your journey to the waterfall. From the main road, Take a right turn onto the rough road, go straight, and after 500 meters, you can park your vehicle. From this point actual trek starts. Follow the path and cross a 300-meter patch of trees. Now there is plain ground and a mesmerising view of plus valley and many waterfalls.

Moving forward, there is a downward trek to the plus valley. This trek is adjacent to a hill. Reaching the bottom of the valley, there is a heavy water stream. To reach Milky waterfall, move to the opposite direction of the water stream.

The beauty of the valley, feels like heaven, the mesmerising water stream is covered on both side by the hills. This trek is up and down, but not too difficult. During this trek, some other waterfalls can be witnessed.

By crossing steep, rocky pathways, slopes, and uneven paths, you’ll finally reach the waterfall. The panoramic view is breathtaking. Seeing this mesmerising milky waterfall, surely you will forget your fatigue. This waterfall looks like milk is falling down. Some small caves type many holes around the milky waterfall.

The trek is of the moderate level, you can enjoy the trek with your family. Guiding ribbons are tied on the branches of trees to make it easy for the travelers to find the right path. You are advised to go in a group, wear reliable trekking shoes, as the path is narrow and slippery, and carry an extra pair of clothes and a water bottle.

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How to reach Milkybar Waterfall?

The trek start point is just half Half km from the Tamhini Ghat viewpoint. There is a board display at the start of the trek. The Tamhini Ghat viewpoint is approximately 75 km from Pune city. A taxi can be hired from Pune to the Tamhini Ghat viewpoint.

Timing- Milkybar Waterfall

No timing as it’s this place, then the recommended time to visit in morning 8.00 am to 5.00 pm

Entry Fees Milkybar Waterfall

Earlier No entry fees were there. Now, local people put some small entry fees

Frequently Ask Question

Milkybar Waterfall distance

It is 75 km from Pune

Is Milkybar Waterfall and Devkund the same?

This milkybar waterfall is located in the Plus Valley, in Tamhini Ghat, but Devkund Waterfall is near Bhiradam. Actually Milky Bar waterfall and the Plus Valley stream are all accumulated water fall as Devkund waterfall.

Address – Milkybar Waterfall

Near the Tamhini Ghat viewpoint and the Tamhini Valley

When to visit Milkybar Waterfall?

The best time to visit in June to August.

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Famous Places Near Milky Bar Waterfall Source Wikipedia

Devkund Waterfall is a waterfall located near Bhira, in Raigad district, Maharastra, India. It is a ‘plunge’ waterfall pouring massive amounts of water on the rocky surface underneath. It is a popular spot for one day picnics.

Devkund Waterfall is located in Bhira Patnus, and since it went viral on social media, it has become an extremely crowded and dangerous place. Several lives have been lost while amateurs try to visit this place on their own. It is the confluence of three waterfalls and is said to be the origin of the Kundalika River.

It is about a three-hour trek from the base village along the dam backwater and through the forest to reach this place known as ‘Devkund’. A major part of the trek goes through some semi-dried forests with the river running parallel and sometimes crossing through the route. A guide is required to be taken during the trek as there is dense forest around.

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