Tincha Waterfall
टिंछा जलप्रपात
A monsoon waterfall on the outskirts of Indore, where the river pours down a horseshoe-shaped cliff. It is a popular spot for weekend picnics and short road trips.
Tincha Waterfall is located near Tilor, about 25 km southeast of Indore. It has a drop of about 90 meters and a curved cliff face. When the water flows heavily during the monsoon, it is spectacular, with mist hanging in the air. The surroundings are hills and woodland, and a trail along the top of the cliff leads to viewpoints. In the dry season there is almost no water, so it is not recommended to make a special trip then. During the monsoon, paths are slippery and there are no railings at the cliff edge, so take care and do not swim. Entry is free, and visitors need a car or a hired vehicle to get there.
Opening hours
Open daytime
Nearby sights
- Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary
- Atal Bihari Vajpayee Regional Park (Pipliyapala)
- Central Museum Indore
- Khajrana Ganesh Temple
- Chhappan Dukan
- Lalbagh Palace
- Annapurna Temple
- Gandhi Hall