Bee Fall or Jamuna Prapat:

The height of the fall is around 150 feet, which is situated only 3 Km from the town, this waterfall drops into a stream and this stream is the very source of Panchmari ’s drinking water. Just above the fall there is a bathing pool, which is very popular and there after starts a 400 mts pathway down to the fall.

Apsara Vihar:

The pool is formed by a waterfall which falls from a height of nearly 30ft. This is an ideal place for family picnic, as this pool is shallow and the whole family can enjoy the waters. A person can reach under the fall after swimming the short distance of the pool. The local guides says that during the British rule, the British ladies used to come to this place for a bath and the ‘Adivasis’ (Local People, who lived in jungle) used to peep them from nearby bushes and trees, as these ladies skin where white, they considered them to by an ‘Apsara’ (Fairy), that’s who this place came to be known as ‘Apsara Vihar’ or ‘Fairy’s Pool’.

Rajat Prapat (Silver Fall):

It is situated nearly half a k.m from Apsara Vihar, the water stream of Apsara Vihar makes a big waterfall of about 350 ft. and when sunlight falls on it, it shines as silver ( Rajat ), that’s why it is known as Rajat Prapat or Silver Fall. For trackers and adventure lovers there is a route for going down to the base of the fall, but it is quite difficult to reach, as it is nearly 3kms and is very tiring.

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