A Beauty To Behold

With its amazing history, the waterfall has a lot to offer but this time not to the heart but to the senses. The waterfall in its beautiful setting captivates the vision of your eyes. It does it so well that one visit can keep you stuck to it.

The water hitting the steps and creating beautiful sounds adds purity to one's soul in between the green trees, which are home to leopards, deer and a lot many animals. Further, it creates a sense of belonging in an abandoned place, making tourists calm and rejoice in this beautiful place where the water looks like falling milk and stories that take the listeners into the world of folktales, making them experience pure bliss.

When the rain pours, Kuntala grows in size and ferocity, so much so that the two steps on which it cascades end up becoming two different waterfalls with a humongous flow of water from river Kadam.

The green on trees, especially highlighted in rain, contrasts beautifully with the falling white of the water amidst dark clouds which makes it a perfect moment that ends up becoming the apple of one's eyes and so pretty that nothing else feels or looks better than the highest waterfall in the state of Telangana.

Adding to the emotion and mood are the small snack shops around that serve hot food in cold-hitting rains, making one feel no less than a Bollywood lead and adding the perfect zing of flavour to the trip. All this truly makes the waterfall a whole package of good food, great stories and the best view.

Beyond Kuntala Waterfalls

If you haven’t got your fill of cascading waterfalls at Kunatala, a visit to the nearby Pochera Waterfalls is a must. Located just a short distance from Kuntala Waterfalls, Pochera Waterfalls is known for its mesmerizing beauty and tranquil surroundings. Take a dip in the cool waters of the falls, or simply relax on the banks and soak in the peaceful ambiance.

If you're a history buff, a visit to the nearby Basar Saraswati Temple is a must. This ancient temple, dedicated to the goddess Saraswati, is renowned for its stunning architecture and spiritual significance. Take part in the temple's rituals and ceremonies, and immerse yourself in the rich culture and traditions of the region.

For those seeking a taste of local culture, a visit to the nearby tribal villages is a must. Here, you can interact with the locals, learn about their way of life, and perhaps even try your hand at some traditional activities.

Best Time To Visit

The best time to visit the waterfalls would be during the rains or after them, June to September, as the flow of water is immense making it a truly beautiful sight to witness, especially during the rains when the Kuntala turns into two different and big Waterfalls.