Jonha Falls, Ranchi
The Jonha Falls is a waterfall located in Ranchi, Jharkhand, India. Jonha Falls is also known as Gautamdhara Falls. The best way to go to the waterfall without climbing 722 stairs via Jonha Fall Resort Road. You may witness wonderful natural scenery surrounded by forests, mountains, and rivers.
Jonha Falls is a hanging valley waterfall located on the edge of the Ranchi plateau. The Ganga River hangs over its master stream, the Radu River, forming the waterfall. Admiring the surroundings requires descending 722 stairs. Water in the falls falls from a height of 43 meters (141 feet).
The Jonha Falls serve as an example of a rejuvenation nick point. Knick points, also known as nick points or just nicks, are breaks in slopes in a river's longitudinal profile created by rejuvenation. The break in channel gradient allows water to descend vertically, resulting in a cascade.
There is a tourist rest house that surrounds a Buddhist shrine with a statue of Lord Gautama Buddha. Baldeo Das Birla's sons built a shrine and an ashram devoted to Buddha on top of Gautam Pahar. A fair is held in Jonha every Tuesday and Saturday.