Waterfalls
Raniduduma Waterfall
Nestled in Nandapur block, Raniduduma Waterfall is a gem of Koraput District, aptly named the “queen fall.” This 8-tiered waterfall gracefully descends through meticulously crafted mountains, embraced by lush greenery. Offering direct access, visitors can relish natural stream baths in its refreshing waters.
Distance from Semiliguda town-24km | Distance from Koraput town-42km
Punjisil Waterfall
Located in Laxmipur block, Punjisil Waterfall is a popular spot for picnics in Koraput. Its unique structure and dense forest surroundings have earned it the moniker “The Sliding Waterfall.” From September to March, it attracts hordes of jungle picnickers.
Distance from Semiliguda town-45km | Distance from Koraput town-25km
Duduma Waterfall
Duduma Waterfall, a prominent attraction within and beyond Odisha, boasts three distinct waterfalls in one location. Its mesmerizing beauty draws countless explorers, bloggers, and adventure enthusiasts. It’s a must-visit for trekkers, offering an exhilarating descent to the falls. Nearby, you can explore the historic Machkund Powerhouse, a British-made project approved by Nandapur Raja Vikram Dev.
Galigabdar Waterfall
Located 11 km from Potangi block headquarters, at the foothills of Deomali, Galigabdar Waterfall cascades down in multiple steps through a single rock. Visitors can climb to the top of the rock for an up-close view. Accessible via well-connected roads, it attracts visitors from within the state and Andhra Pradesh. The journey includes a scenic drive through the ghat roads, passing by Thuria Konda, another trekking destination.
Gulmi Waterfall
Situated about 100 km from Koraput headquarters on the Odisha-Chhattisgarh border, Gulmi Waterfall lies at the southern gateway of Odisha. The Kolab River forms captivating whirlpools within the waterfall’s midst, set amidst dense forests that exude natural tranquility. The jagged rocks add to the scenic charm, making it a favored spot for weekend picnics, attracting visitors from neighboring states.