About This Section
This page documents the downstream gorge section of Gautam Dhara Falls — where the river narrows between rock walls below the main falls. Gautam Dhara is a sacred spring cascade at Amarkantak — a pilgrimage site at the source of the Narmada River, one of India's seven sacred rivers. The spring is associated with the sage Gautama and is a mandatory stop on the Narmada parikrama (pilgrimage circumambulation)
Gautam Dhara Falls flows on the Gautam Dhara spring (Narmada headwater) in Anuppur, Madhya Pradesh. The falls reach 10–30m. This lower gorge section is a distinct viewpoint within the larger waterfall complex.
Viewing & Access
To reach the lower gorge of Gautam Dhara Falls, first reach the main falls complex in Anuppur, Madhya Pradesh. Short walk from the main Narmadakund temple complex at Amarkantak. The lower gorge is where the river narrows between rock walls below the main falls of the main cascade.
The primary access route to Gautam Dhara Falls is: Short walk from the main Narmadakund temple complex at Amarkantak
Visitor Information
Explore Gautam Dhara Falls
This is one section of the complete Gautam Dhara Falls waterfall complex. Visit the main page for the complete guide including history, ecology, photography tips, and all viewpoints.