Mashenuloddi Waterfall is a pristine, lesser‑known gem tucked inside the dense forests of Dulapuram village, Wajedu Mandal, Mulugu district, Telangana . Part of a spectacular cluster of over 12 major waterfalls within a 50 km radius, this spot offers serene beauty, cool cascades, and a short forest trek. The waterfall is easily accessible via Dulapuram – a short drive followed by a ~1 km trek through scenic forest paths. Local guides from Dulapuram village are recommended for a safe and enriching experience. Best visited during monsoon and post‑monsoon (July–February) when the waterfall roars with full vigour. Hidden Gem 1 km Trek Dense Forest Local Guide Available Photography Paradise Best: Jul–…

Vontimamidi Lodhi (also known as Ontimamidi Waterfall) is a stunning, recently discovered waterfall located in Mangavaigudem village, Venkatapuram Mandal, Mulugu district, Telangana . Hidden deep within dense forests, this pristine waterfall has become popular among adventure and nature enthusiasts. The waterfall is accessible only via forest trails, requiring a trek through slippery boulders, knee‑deep slush, and natural streams. It is part of the Wajedu‑Mulugu forest belt , which houses multiple waterfalls within a 50 km radius. The best time to visit is post‑monsoon (September–February) when the water flow is at its peak. Hiring a local tribal guide from Mangavaigudem or nearby villages is…

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Kongala Waterfalls , locally known as Puli Madugu Jalapatham , is a pristine waterfall hidden in the dense forests of Kongala Village, Wazeedu Mandal, Mulugu District, Telangana . The waterfall is nicknamed the ‘V‑fall’ because of its distinct V‑shaped formation. Formed by the Loddimadugu Vagu (stream), it cascades down approximately 70 feet (30 metres) into a wide natural pool, making it a perfect spot for swimming and nature immersion. Surrounded by the Kongala–Dulapalli forest range, the area is excellent for birdwatching and wildlife spotting. The site requires a 2 km trek from the village (≈45 minutes). Best visited June–November during and after the monsoon when the flow is spectacular. …