WaterfallJun–Sept

Devkund Waterfall

The reservoir of God, where three waterfalls meet

Grade: Easy–Moderate
Duration: 1 Day
Best season: Jun–Sept
Base village: Bhira
First pickup: McDonald's, JM Road, Deccan Gymkhana · 5:00 am

Overview

Confluence of three waterfalls, said to be the origin of the Kundalika river
Awesome view of the Kundalika Valley
Bhira dam and the mountain ranges of Tamhini Ghat
Jungle trail with water streams through lush evergreen forest
Stream crossings and a hanging bridge
Crystal-clear water and natural potholes

Dev-Kund means "reservoir of God", and it is true to its name. It is the best place to visit in the monsoon. It is a confluence of three waterfalls and is said to be the origin of the Kundalika river.

It is one of the most beautiful treks and has lots to explore: an awesome view of the Kundalika Valley, Bhira dam, the mountain ranges of Tamhini Ghat, lush evergreen forest, stream crossings, a hanging bridge, crystal-clear water, natural potholes and much more.

Photos & brochure

Join us from

₹1,399per person

Pickup points

McDonald's, JM Road, Deccan Gymkhana5:00 am
Xion Mall, Hinjewadi5:30 am

Brochure price: ₹1399 per person (group discount available)

Dates

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Usually runs Jun–Sept. We announce exact dates on WhatsApp, so ask us for the next departure.

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Itinerary

Pune – Bhira – Devkund Waterfall – Pune

·Reach Bhira base village
·Freshen up
·Start the trek towards Devkund waterfall
·Reach the waterfall and enjoy some time there
·Start the return trek towards the base village
·Reach the base village and have lunch
·Start the return journey towards Pune (a 1–2 hr delay is possible depending on trekkers' pace and road traffic)

Meals: All meals during the trip

Times are indicative. A 1–2 hour delay is possible depending on the group's pace and traffic.

What's included

Included

Outdoor expertise charges
All meals during the trip
Pune to Pune private transport
Guide
Entry fee
First aid

Not included

Mineral water/cold drinks, day-two dinner, etc.
Camera and coolie charges
Personal expenditure of any kind
Medical expenses other than first aid
Any other charges not mentioned in "Fees include"

Things to carry

Route & how to reach

Bhira

18.455° N, 73.388° E · approximate pin

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How to reach

We travel together from Pune by private transport to Bhira, so you don't need to find the trailhead yourself. Pickup points and times:

McDonald's, JM Road, Deccan Gymkhana5:00 am
Xion Mall, Hinjewadi5:30 am

Directions in Google Maps ↗

Safety & grade

1Easy
2Easy–Moderate
3Moderate
4Moderate–Difficult
5Difficult

What Easy–Moderate means

Some steep, rocky or slippery patches, and stream crossings in the monsoon.

How to prepare: Two weeks of 45-minute walks or easy jogs, plus a few sets of squats.

Brochure grade: Easy to Moderate · endurance: Medium.

Trek rules

Group discount available.
Please do not expect any luxury during the trip.
No alcohol, no smoking and no loud music.
Strictly no throwing of plastic.
Participants are responsible for ensuring they are physically fit for the trek.
Any pre-existing medical conditions must be disclosed to Travel Firse before the trek.
Travel Firse is not liable for any health issues or injuries sustained during the trek.
Plans/schedule may change due to weather conditions and unavoidable reasons. The trek leader's decision will be final. The Travel Firse team reserves all rights to cancel this trek at any time for any reason.

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FAQ

Where is the pickup for Devkund Waterfall?

Pickup points and times: McDonald's, JM Road, Deccan Gymkhana (5:00 am); Xion Mall, Hinjewadi (5:30 am). Please be there 10 minutes early.

Is Devkund Waterfall good for beginners?

Yes. It's graded Easy–Moderate on our five-step scale, which suits first-timers who can walk steadily for a few hours.

Are meals included?

Included: All meals during the trip.

Are there washrooms?

Not on the trails. We stop at the base village to freshen up before the climb and again after. Please don't expect luxury: these are treks, and our brochures say so too.

How much luggage can I bring?

One backpack (no sling bags) with the items on the trek's packing list. Wear your trek clothes and keep a spare set for the ride back.

What happens if the weather turns?

Plans can change with the weather. On the trail the trek leader's decision is final, and Travel Firse may reschedule or cancel a trek for safety. In the monsoon expect rain, slippery rock and leeches, and pack a poncho, not an umbrella.