Raneh Falls

4.5

Location: V2MV+GV6, Raneh Falls Rd, Dhoguwan, Madhya Pradesh 471606, India

Visiting Time: 8 AM – 5 PM

Raneh Falls is an exquisite waterfall formed by the Ken River flowing over one of the oldest rocks on earth, the Vindhya Basalt. The falls are named after King Rane Pratap, the former ruler of the region. Located near Khajuraho, the waterfall was formed at the confluence of the Ken and Khudar rivers. The Raneh Falls mark the edge of the Rewa Plateau in Madhya Pradesh. The waterfall is surrounded by beautiful rock formations.

Attraction

For nature lovers, Raneh Falls is a must-see, especially after the monsoons when it comes to life. Adding to its beauty is the impressive canyon with several waterfalls, most of which run year-round. The river that runs through it is the Ken River, which adds to all of the beauty. It is about 25 km from the city.

History

Raneh Falls is an hour’s drive from Khajuraho and is a must-see. Here Ken falls into the volcanic canyon and you can see five types of rocks. About 460 million years ago, a volcanic eruption created a 5 km long gorge, the Ken River rises hundreds of feet during the monsoons. Pink is granite, black is dolomite, brown is quartz, yellow is basalt, and red is jasper. The falls are located in the Panna Forest Reserve.

Inside/Outside Views

Raneh Falls, hidden away among the forests of Madhya Pradesh near Khajuraho Temple, is one of the most beautiful and mysterious spots in entire India. In spite of its jaw-dropping beauty, most Indians have barely heard of its name let alone visited it. The Raneh Falls: Grand Canyon at Khajuraho is easily one of the most valuable hidden gems in the treasury of India.