2 days · 8 stops🚙 Friends' tripBest: Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct~150 km

The Subir Falls Circuit, Girmal to Dev Van

The densest waterfall cluster in the district, almost all of it documented nowhere else. Strictly a monsoon circuit, July to early October, and strictly a daylight one; grip footwear throughout.

The route

Day 1Day 2

Lines follow driving routes from OpenStreetMap · some pins are approximate · overlapping stops nudged apart

Day 1 in Google Maps ↗Day 2 in Google Maps ↗

Day 1

Ahwa to Subir to the Nishana check-post country: viewpoint, the big falls, the quiet one, then Mahal's bamboo forest for the night. Book the campsite ahead on the forest portal; fuel up in Ahwa: there are no pumps on the interior stretch.

#1🌄 Viewpoint~30 min

U Turn Eco Tourism Point

→ The Gira hairpin from the deck, chai while the cloud decides

#2💧 Waterfall~1.5 hr

Girmal Falls

→ Gujarat's tallest, three kilometres on, the circuit's anchor

#3💧 Waterfall~1 hr

Dhulda Waterfall

→ The quiet western fall nobody else detours for

#4🏕️ Eco Campsite~2 hr

Mahal Eco Campsite

→ Check in, river walk, forest night, the circuit's bed

Day 2

The four-falls morning: Karanjwa, Milan, Bhalkhet and Dev Van sit within a dozen kilometres of village roads. None has facilities; carry the day's food and water from the campsite and ask each village for the path, local directions beat every map here.

#5💧 Waterfall~1.5 hr

Karanjwa Waterfall

→ Karanjwa. The falls the campsite calls its own

#6💧 Waterfall~1 hr

Milan Waterfall

→ The belt's once-unfindable third

#7💧 Waterfall~1.3 hr

Bhalkhet Waterfall

→ Godadiya's curtain, five kilometres on

#8💧 Waterfall~1.3 hr

Dev Van Waterfall

→ Finish at the falls the reels call Wonder

Base: ahwa · Total driving: ~150 km · Themes: monsoon, offbeat, nature, trekking

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