Panchwati Waterfalls is one of the most beautiful and untouched waterfalls in the Andaman Islands, located near Rangat in Middle Andaman. Surrounded by dense tropical forests and flowing with fresh, cool water, this scenic waterfall is a perfect offbeat spot for people who love nature, peace, and adventure.
Far from the noise of tourist crowds, Panchwati is calm, green, and refreshing. It is an ideal place to enjoy a forest walk, have a picnic, take amazing travel photos, or just sit near the stream and relax. For travelers who want to explore hidden gems in Andaman, this is a must-visit destination.
Why Panchwati Waterfalls is Special
Panchwati is not just a waterfall — it’s a peaceful nature experience. The stream flows gently through the forest, surrounded by green trees, birds, and fresh air. You won’t find shops or crowds here — just the sound of flowing water and the beauty of nature.
Panchwati Waterfalls is around 15 to 18 kilometers from Rangat town, on the way to Mayabunder, along the Andaman Trunk Road (ATR). You can easily reach here by car, taxi, or a rented scooter from Rangat.
The journey takes you through beautiful forest roads. Once you reach the trail entrance, a short walk through the jungle brings you to the waterfall. The path is natural and a bit uneven, so wear good walking shoes. It’s best to visit during the day when there is enough light.
The best time to visit Panchwati Waterfalls is during the monsoon season, from June to September, when the waterfall has the most water and the forest is green and fresh. It looks like a tropical paradise during this time.
But since the path can be wet and slippery, wear proper shoes and be careful while walking.
You can also visit between October and May if you prefer dry weather and easier trekking conditions.
Why You Should Visit Panchwati Waterfalls
It’s one of the best hidden waterfalls in Middle Andaman
Perfect for nature lovers, families, couples, and solo travelers
Offers a quiet forest escape away from tourist noise
Great for adding to your Rangat or Andaman itinerary
Easily reachable, budget-friendly, and full of natural beauty
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