The priceless
gift of nature is Milkulwara-Hadawara Falls, spreading its shade in the middle
of the ravine in Orchha block of South Bastar, the little-known waterfall
Bastar's waterfall falling directly on the lower rocks from the highest height,
but less in terms of water flow, but Goeder's hill is faster than the velocity
water flow. The reason boasts of a very beautiful shade in itself. The water
flowing through the high-rise mountains at an inaccessible place in the middle
of the dense forest area, falls down about one and a half hundred feet in the
form of a waterfall. The roaring rumblings caused by the falling of water
bodies in the silent dense forests at a distance, makes one realize its
existence from a distance.
Barsur, a site of historical and archaeological
importance in the Dantewada district of Bastar division, is called the southern
gateway of Abujhmad. Located on National Highway 16, twenty kilometers from
Geedam, the unpaved road across the Indravati river of Barsur leads to
Hadawada. Being a forest road and being a unpaved road, Handwara can be reached
by any vehicle from January to May only.
For the rest
of the time one has to cover a long forested route of forty kilometers by foot.
It is dangerous to go in the rainy season due to the presence of three mountain
streams or rivers on the way. The repair work of roads is started by the Forest
Department from November-December.
Officially,
the route for traffic starts from January 20. It is preferable to reach the
group by own two wheeler or jeep etc. Since the road ahead of Geedam passes
through the interior areas, there are sights of settlements till Barsur, but
the way beyond this is as soon as the Handwara village crosses the valleys.
arrive,
The settlement with thatched thatched roofs is
visible far and wide. There is an ashram run by the Tribal Welfare Department
in Hadawada, from here the loud sound of the waterfall starts to be heard. The
road ahead is on foot, which is only three kilometers. Amidst the trails, the
roaring water body falling from the heights in the hilly area on the north-west
side of the settlement can be seen from afar. Milakulwara- Hadawada Falls is a
straight down fall from the highest height of Bastar.
This
waterfall, built on the Goedar drain coming out of the hill, is very beautiful.
Waves of erosion due to strong flow on stone rocks, dense forest on both sides,
slight stagnation of water on the upper part of the waterfall and frozen water
body like a lake below, molten silver-like pure water on it, as if there is a
unique miracle of nature . Indeed, nature has scattered the gift of free hand
beauty in Bastar everywhere. Due to the lack of access road, this tourist place
is so beautiful and so unknown, and even the people near Barsoor- Geedam are
still unaware of this beauty of nature.
If the
Dantewada district administration constructs a culvert over the hill drains on
the way and constructs a road and provides some facilities, then the door of
development will open in this area; This tourist place can also be developed.
It is known as Milkulwara-Handawada Falls due to its proximity to Para
Milkulwara, adjoining Handwara. Otherwise the people of this area know it as
"Goder Ghoomar" or "Goyder-Ghoomar". The waterfall is
called 'Ghoomar' in the regional language. Once a tourist comes here and sees
this unique creation of nature, then all the fatigue of the journey ends.
On his
return, he goes back with beautiful memories in himself.It is rugged and
deserted, due to which there is no arrangement for tea and breakfast, so before
going to Milkulwara-Handwara, it would be appropriate to keep food with you.
Before taking the vehicle, it should be checked thoroughly, fuel etc. is also
complete, only then it would be appropriate to leave for this scenic spot. As
soon as crossing Indravati, on the newly constructed unpaved road, sometimes
the sound of a wild animal is heard in the Nirav Biyavan forest, sometimes
Wild animals
like wild rooster, peacock, rabbit are seen. Sometimes peacock flocks are seen
walking or flying, then the purpose of tourism is fulfilled as if it is. Some
wild animals are also seen in the dense forest, in which it is easy for the
villagers to have two-four with bears and leopards. It is best to visit on a
weekly market day, Friday, as there is no Bara-Haat market in the vicinity
except Barsoor. It is as if the beauty is scattered in the plains here. The
deceit and deceit of the mountain rivers on the way can be heard far and wide,
as if the music of life is flowing among these innocent tribals. Sealed and
dangerously twisted, full of straight ups and downs
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