Bhira waterfall is popular and attracts thousands of tourists every year, especially during the rainy season. Bhira Dam is a picturesque place situated in Kolad in Raigad district of Maharashtra. Built by the Tata Power Company in 1927, the Dam is also called as the Tata Power House Dam.

Bhira is a small village located approximately 150 km from Mumbai. The dam build by Tata Power Company has brought the village on the tourist map of Maharashtra. In terms of size, Bhira Dam can easily be listed as one of the biggest hydroelectric power projects in the country.

Bhira Waterfalls is situated in Kolad which is about 130 km from Mumbai and approximately 120 km from Pune. It lies on the old Mumbai-Panvel-Goa road. The place is known for its natural beauty and lush green surroundings. With a local population of just about 10,000, this is a rather sleepy place that oozes with calmness and tranquility.

Best Time to Visit Bhira Waterfalls

June to September is the best time for visiting Bhira Waterfalls.

How to Reach there

By Air: The nearest airport is Mumbai.

By Rail: Kolad railway station is located on the Konkan Railway line. There are frequent trains going through this line from Mumbai and Pune to Goa and South India.

By Road: There are many buses plying through Kolad as it is well connected to Mumbai, Pune, Raigad and Goa.