Kakda Kho Water Fall

Wonderful scenic place, Lord shiva temple just near this place. As you park your vehicle outside entrance with parking charges of rs 20 you will find many shops of fresh lime soda, jaljeera water, corns, fresh banana chips, water bottles etc. Everything costing between 20 to 50 rs each I would suggest not to bargain with such small vendors since they devote a lot of time catering all these stuff and sitting at this secluded place for sale. On entrance you will find black face monkeys(kaale muh ke bandar) they can grab your food stuff so be careful. Make sure to carry few bananas on road to feed these monkeys and to benefit monetarily these small fruit vendors. This place gives a very beautiful picture of surroundings with small waterfall in monsoon months. Camel rides are offered in 150rs a camel with 2 people sitting. You will also find few kids having bow and arrow in hand, they actually are tribals with inborn talent of arrows. They charge 5 rs a chance to hit bottle. Make sure to respect talent and hit a few chances to monetarily help them.

Thin water flow due to less rains. Lots of monkeys. Keep safe.

Beautiful scenic view. It is a huge khai(ditch). Camel ride is also available for fun.

Nice place to visit.
If you are planning then visit during rainy seasons to enjoy the waterfall.
Full of greenery and breath taking place.

Kakda kho water fall is amazing. That view in monsoon or winter is beautiful 🤩 very beautiful in rainy days 🤩. Food are available.

Good place to hangout, however water flow is very less, many other places are there in Mandav to explore, people can skip this!

Absolutely gorgeous valley or the water fall. The time when we visited the water fall was very very tiny so nothing to see there. However the breathtaking valleys are what you will love. It's a perfect picturesque location to go to. There is a small alleyway to go a bit down towards the valley you will find small mandir there. Just be very careful as to not slip and fall.

It is a natural site which is located about four kilometers north of Mandu. Mandu situated about 633.7 m above the sea level is separated from the main plateau of Malwa by a deep gorge called Kakra Kho. There is a water tank here which is known as Sant Raidas Kund. Sant Raidas, born in 1436 AD, was a famous saint and poet.