Pandav Falls
पांडव जलप्रपात
A waterfall of about 30 m inside Panna National Park, with an emerald-green pool below and caves said to have sheltered the Pandava brothers.
Pandav Falls lies at the edge of Panna National Park, where a tributary tumbles about 30 m off a cliff into a heart-shaped, emerald-green pool. Beneath the cliff are several rock caves, said to be where the five Pandava brothers from the Mahabharata lived during their exile. From the car park, about 300 steps lead down to the pool. Entry is included in the park admission fee. Most visitors stop here before or after a Panna safari. The falls are about 35 km from Khajuraho and are most spectacular after the monsoon. The steps can be slippery, so take care.
Opening hours
About 07:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Panna National Park
- Raneh Falls
- Chaturbhuj Temple
- Duladeo Temple
- Eastern Group of Temples (Jain)
- Javari Temple
- Vamana Temple
- Archaeological Museum Khajuraho