Sitakund Waterfall In Mayurbhanj Simlipal National Tiger Reserve

Sitakund Waterfall In Mayurbhanj Simlipal National Tiger Reserve – Odisha Tourism

I have been to Sitakund Waterfall thrice. Picturesque waterfall & sacred Hindu spot tucked away in rainforest national park & tiger territory. Sitakund Waterfall in NE Similipal is the most photographed waterfall in Baripada.

Distance From IIT Kharagpur Is Approx. 108Km Via SH-5 Keshiary-Nayagram-Baripada
Google Map: Sitakund Waterfall

One of the most recognizable and arguably the most photographed waterfall in the Similipal National Park, is a stunning 30-foot tall Punchbowl waterfall that spills over a cliff top into an enchanting turquoise deep pool.

The edge of the cliff is so deep and high that you can walk behind the curtain of water. The waterfall is an easy one-mile walk (1.5Km) from the narrow parking area on Pithabata Road.

Sitakund Waterfall Mayurbhanj - Simlipal National Tiger Reserve - Odisha Tourism

Sitakund Waterfall is one of the outdoor attractions of the Simlipal Tiger Reserve tourist places in Odisha. Sitakund Waterfall is located in the Mayurbhanj district of Odisha and is a part of Simlipal National Park.

Sitakund Waterfall is 1Km from Simlipal Pithabata Gate.This place is very important for Hinduism and for the beauty of the natural waterfall that attracts tourists. Mostly the natural beauty of this place is really amazing to visit this place. Also, this place is also gaining popularity as the best picnic spot in Odisha.

Sitakund Waterfall is a Natural Fall is making beautiful surroundings as well as a beautiful place of attraction. Also, this place is of Hindu religion as the name of the waterfall is Sitakund which is the name of the Hindu goddess Sita Devi.

Sitakund Waterfall is a place of natural beauty and is also the best for nature lovers to get a real experience of this place.

Parking Place: Yes

Note: Best time to visit Sitakund Falls: 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM every day is the best time to visit this place. Nice place but you must carry water and food for the best experience. However, the climb is a little risky; not advisable to go in rainy weather.