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Description: Chitrakote Falls is a beautiful waterfall located on the Indravati River in the Bastar district of the Chhattisgarh state of India. The height of this waterfall is 90 feet. The speciality of this waterfall is that its colour is blood red during the rainy season, while it appears white on moonlit summer nights. 40 km from Jagdalpur, this waterfall is the largest, widest and highest water flow waterfall in Chhattisgarh. Being close to Jagdalpur, it is also famous as a major picnic spot. Due to its horseshoe-shaped mouth, this waterfall is also called the Niagara of India. Chitrakote Falls has historical roots, as it is not only spectacular for its breathtaking beauty, but is also important for its association with the tribal community of Bastar. 

Tribal people, mainly Gond tribes, have been worshipping this waterfall and the surrounding landscapes as a spiritual site for centuries, which has attracted those interested in the cultural heritage of the region. Chitrakote waterfall is very beautiful and is quite popular among tourists. Situated between dense trees and the Vindhya Mountain range, the huge amount of water falling from this waterfall captivates the tourists. The famous Chitrakote waterfall is worth seeing in every season, but seeing it during the monsoon is a more thrilling experience. During the monsoon, the roar of the huge amount of water from a height creates thrill and shivers. The beauty of these waterfalls increases manifold. The best time to visit here is from July to October. Dense forests are located around Chitrakote waterfall, which further enhances its natural beauty. At night, this place is completely lit up with lights. Tourists can see the beauty of water falling from the waterfall here with lights.