Want to explore the secret serene place away from the mundane cacophony of the city? Let’s embark on one of the most beloved one-day treks in Maharashtra - The Devkund Waterfall trek from Mumbai.
Looking for that perfect waterfall hidden inside the jungle which is unknown to the world you can join Bhatakna Tours & Travel and visit the Devkund Waterfall located near Bhira Village, Devkund Waterfall is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in India. Devkund Waterfall is a mostly unknown and unexplored waterfall in Maharashtra.
There are very few perennial waterfalls in Maharashtra like Devkund Waterfall. The forest around the waterfall is beautifully green and dense with many species of animals and birds. Devkund keeps the spirit of the monsoon alive. Your trek will lead you through many unexplored trails, you will be navigating slippery rocks trek would contain medium to easy obstacles along the way. Once you reach Devkund Waterfall you will be overwhelmed with its beauty and filled with joy.
The white water cascaded down a series of rocky outcrops, giving the effect of many waterfalls rather than just one. Then it flowed on its way, nonchalant as if nothing had occurred.
Devkund, also known as “Bathing Pond of Gods”, this mystical falls also holds mythological significance and is considered sacred by locals there. Some of the beautiful treks like Tamhini Ghats, Andharban, etc fall under this area.
Trek Details:
- Base Village: Patnus
- Height: 2,700 ft
- Trek Route: Jungle trail with water streams
- Trek Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
- Trek Endurance: Medium
- Trek Length: 6-8 km Approx.
- Trek Location: Patnus, Mangaon, Raigad, Pune, Maharashtra 402308
- Trek Best Time: June to November
- Distance from Pune: 100 km Approx
- Distance from Lonavala: 83 km
Why Bhatakna for Devkund Trek ?
- 8+ years of experience in organizing the Devkund Waterfall Trek with all safety protocols.
- Served over 1000+ customers at Devkund last year with amazing reviews.
- We are Maharashtra's most trusted trekking community.
- We are Registered with Maharashtra Adventure Council.
- We have 35+ Certified and Experienced Trek Leaders, i.e. experienced senior team members.
- 60% of our travelers are solo travelers, i.e. more fun and games.
- 65% of our travelers are females, i.e. safe for female travelers.
- Operates from Mumbai, Pune, and Nashik, i.e. diversified participants.
Batches :
July 2026: 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26
August 2026: 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30
September 2026: 5, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27
October 2026: 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25, 31
Important Note:
- We insist you on taking Friday night departures to avoid the rush.
- We need a minimum of 10 people to operate Friday batches, if not then it will be shifted to the Saturday batch.
Event Fees:
- Pune Package: 1399/-
- Base Village Package: 899/-
(Click here for Devkund Mumbai Trek details)
- Magnificent Waterfalls
- Play around the natural pool formed under the waterfalls
- Crossing over the famous Tamhini Ghat
- Clear bluish-green water body
- Dense trails filled with flora and fauna
- Fun-filled and exhilarating trekking experience
Devkund Waterfall Trek From Pune 2026
- 04:30 AM: Novotel Hotel, Viman Nagar ( https://maps.app.goo.gl/ooiRmYvZeR8iL1ju5 )
- 05.00 AM: Report at Fergusson College Main Gate (https://goo.gl/maps/53XNsyDPwcSVReZW9)
- 05:15 AM: Pickup from Bremen Chowk, Aundh ( https://goo.gl/maps/2VYKwdMHj2fvRUq48 )
- 05:30 AM: Pick Up From Wakad-Hinjewadi Flyover ( https://goo.gl/maps/DK4j2vch4dtjHNEg8 )
- 05:40 AM: Pick Up From Hinjewadi Phase 1 (https://goo.gl/maps/boFdXy14ABpeY4Yw9)
- 05:50 AM: Pick Up From Hinjewadi Phase 3 (https://goo.gl/maps/zqN4a3YVLUN7CakH9)
- 08:30 AM: Reach Base Village and Have Breakfast and Get ready for the Trek.
- 09:30 AM: Start trek towards Devkund waterfall Post Briefing and Instructions by trek leaders
- 12:00 PM: Reach Waterfall, Enjoy the beauty of place, Take a dip into the water, Do photography
- 01:00 PM: Satert return trek towards Base Village (Patnus)
- 03:30 PM: Reach Base village
- 04:00 PM: Get Freshen up and have Lunch (Veg Thali)
- 05:00 PM: Start return journey to Pune.
- 09:00 PM: Reach Pune. (Arrival time is subjective to traffic and weather conditions)
What is included in the tour
- Private Bus Transportation (Pune to Pune)
- Breakfast & Tea
- Lunch
- Trek Leader Charges.
- Permit and Forest Entry Charges.
- Trek Expertise Charges.
- First Aid Charges.
What is NOT included in the tour
- Any personal expenses such as mineral water, soft drinks etc
- Any kind of personal expenses.
- Any kind of cost which is not mentioned in the cost includes above.
🌧️ Things To Carry for Monsoon Trek in Sahyadri ⛰️
🎒 Trek Essentials
- Original ID Proof
- Backpack with rain cover
- Comfortable trekking shoes with good grip
- Extra pair of clothes
- Quick-dry T-shirts & trek pants
- Poncho / Raincoat
- Waterproof mobile pouch
- Small towel / napkin
- Cap / Bandana
💧 Food & Hydration
- Minimum 2 Litres of water
- Energy bars / dry fruits / chocolates
- ORS / Electrolyte packets
🩹 Safety & Personal Care
- Personal medicines
- Mosquito repellent
- Sanitizer & wet wipes
- Torch / Headlamp
📱 Gadgets & Extras
- Fully charged phone
- Power bank
- Plastic / ziplock bags for electronics
- Extra socks
🚫 Avoid Carrying
- Heavy luggage
- Jeans or cotton clothes
- Expensive jewellery
- Speakers / loud music gadgets
- Alcohol or smoking items
🌿 Pro Tips for Sahyadri Monsoon Treks
- Wear anti-slip footwear
- Keep everything waterproof packed
- Start trek early to avoid heavy rain & fog
- Follow trek leader instructions
- Respect nature — don’t litter ♻️
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Q: How do I reach Devkund Waterfall from Pune?
A: The best way to reach Devkund from Pune is by road, taking the Pune-Tamhini-Govind Baug route. The trek starting point, Bhira village, is approximately a 4-hour drive from Pune. -
Q: What is the distance of the Devkund Waterfall Trek from Pune?
A: The distance from Pune to Bhira village, the base of the Devkund trek, is approximately 150 km. -
Q: Is prior trekking experience required for Devkund Trek?
A: No, Devkund Trek is suitable for beginners, but basic fitness and endurance are recommended due to the moderately challenging trail. -
Q: What is the ideal time to visit Devkund Waterfall?
A: The post-monsoon season, from October to February, is ideal to witness the beauty of Devkund when the waterfall is at its peak flow. -
Q: Are there any entry fees for the Devkund trek?
A: As of my last update in September 2021, there might be nominal entry fees. It's best to check for any updates before planning your trek. -
Q: How long is the Devkund Waterfall Trek?
A: The trek to Devkund waterfall is around 8 km one way, making it approximately a 16 km round trip. -
Q: Can I camp near Devkund Waterfall?
A: Camping near the waterfall is not allowed. However, there are campsites available near Bhira village. -
Q: Is it safe to visit Devkund Waterfall during the monsoon season?
A: While the waterfall is stunning during the monsoons, the trail can be slippery and challenging. It's crucial to exercise caution and check the weather before planning a monsoon visit. -
Q: Are there any accommodations near Devkund Trek?
A: Yes, you can find budget accommodations in nearby villages such as Bhira and Pali. -
Q: What should I carry for the Devkund Waterfall Trek?
A: Essential items include comfortable trekking shoes, sufficient water, energy snacks, rain gear, insect repellent, a first aid kit, and a camera. -
Q: Are there restrooms along the Devkund trek route?
A: There might not be dedicated restrooms on the trail. It's advisable to use facilities before starting the trek. -
Q: Are there any age restrictions for the Devkund Trek?
A: There's no strict age restriction, but participants should have a reasonable level of fitness. -
Q: Can I visit Devkund Waterfall with my family and kids?
A: Yes, families with kids can visit, but it's important to ensure the safety of children on the trail. -
Q: Is a guide necessary for the Devkund Waterfall Trek?
A: While not mandatory, having a local guide enhances the experience, especially for first-time trekkers. -
Q: Is there a chance to see wildlife during the Devkund trek?
A: The area has a diverse ecosystem, and you might spot some wildlife, especially birds and small mammals. -
Q: Can I swim in the Devkund Waterfall pool?
A: Swimming is possible, but be cautious of the water flow and depth, especially during monsoons. -
Q: Can I visit Devkund Waterfall without trekking?
A: No, currently, trekking is the primary way to reach Devkund Waterfall. -
Q: Are there any nearby attractions to Devkund Waterfall?
A: The Tamhini Ghat, Bhira Dam, and the stunning Sahyadri landscapes are some nearby attractions. -
Q: Can I bring my own food for the Devkund Trek?
A: Yes, carrying packed food and snacks is recommended. There might be limited options on the trail. -
Q: Are there any restrictions or guidelines to follow during the Devkund Trek?
A: Yes, respecting the local culture, not littering, and adhering to safety guidelines is essential. -
Q: What is the entry fee for the Devkund waterfall trek?
A: The Devkund waterfall trek has two routes now. One from Bira and the other from Patnus village. The locals charge an entry fee of Rs 100 per person to visit the Devkund Waterfall from either of the routes.
