Barehipani Waterfall

Barehipani Waterfall, within Similipal National Park, is among the tallest waterfalls in India, dropping in a dramatic two-tiered cascade through the park's dense forest. Its considerable height and forceful flow, particularly following monsoon, make it one of Similipal's most visually striking natural features, adding a further dimension to the park's already significant wildlife appeal.

Viewing the falls typically requires a designated viewpoint within the park given the challenging surrounding terrain, and Barehipani's combination with Similipal's broader wildlife safari circuit makes it a natural highlight for visitors already exploring the reserve's forest interior. The contrast between the falls' raw power and the surrounding dense sal forest gives the site a genuinely dramatic visual impact.

Barehipani's considerable height ranks it among India's tallest waterfalls, its dramatic drop through Similipal's dense sal forest reflecting the significant topographic variation found within the reserve's boundaries, a feature that adds to Similipal's broader reputation as one of Odisha's most visually striking protected areas.

Within Similipal National Park, accessible as part of a wider park safari.