Major Waterfalls of Bihar are basically found in the marginal plateau areas in the districts of Rohtas, Kaimur, Gaya, Nawada, etc. Kakolat Waterfall is the most famous waterfall in Bihar, which is situated on Kakolat hill (Nawada). This waterfall is located 16 kilometers south of Nawada, and its height is 47 meters (160 feet), but the height of the main waterfall is 24 meters (80 feet). Kakolat Falls has been formed by the confluence of 7 streams descending from the Koderma plateau.
The Sukhaldari waterfall has been formed in Bihar by the Kanhar river. Which is situated on the border of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. Dhuankund Waterfall is situated on the Kao river in Tarachandi hill, Rohtas. Durgavati Waterfall is located at a place called Chhanpapar in Rohtas district. Its height is 90 meters (300 ft). Jirakhand Waterfall is situated on the Phulwaria River in the Bhojpur district.
Name of the waterfall | River | place |
Kokolat | Stream descending from Koderma plateau | Kakolat (Nawada) |
Sukhaldari | Kanhar | Rohtas |
Dhuwakund (30 m) | Kao, Dhoba | Tarachandi (Rohtas) |
Durgavati (Khadar Koh) (80 m) | Durgavati | Chhanpapar (Rohtas) |
Jirkhand | Fulwaria | Zirakhand (Bhojpur) |
Tamashen | Mahane | |
Khuari Dah (180 meters) | Asana | Rohtas |
rakimkund | Gaighat | Rohtas |
Okharinkund (90 m) | Gopath | Rohtas |
Suara (120 meters) | Wast Suara | Rohtas |
Deodri (58 m) | Karmnasha | Rohtas Plateau (Rohtas) |
Telharkund (80 m) | West Suara | Rohtas Plateau (Rohtas) |