Tincha Fall in Indore

Tincha Fall

How To Reach Tincha Fall


  • By Car/Taxi: The most convenient option. Tincha Falls is around 25 km from Indore city, and a cab ride takes roughly 45-60 minutes.
  • By Bus: Local buses from Indore towards Simrol drop you near Tincha village. From there, shared autos or a short walk lead you to the falls.
  • By Bike/Scooter: Popular among youngsters-rent a two-wheeler and enjoy a scenic ride through winding roads and countryside views.

Best Time To Visit Tincha Fall


The magic of Tincha Falls peaks during the monsoon months (July to September) when the water flow is at its most dramatic. However, this is also when the area can get slippery so carry sturdy footwear. For quieter visits with safer trails, try October to February, when the weather is pleasant and the water still flows gracefully. Early mornings or late afternoons are the best times for photography and to avoid weekend crowds. If you want solitude, plan a weekday trip Tincha has a different charm when the only sound you hear is rushing water and birdsong.

Tips To Visit Tincha Fall


  • Wear comfortable shoes with a good grip-rocks can be slippery.
  • Carry water bottles, snacks, and a picnic mat-there are limited food stalls nearby.
  • Keep a valid ID if you’re booking transport online or taking a cab.
  • Avoid going too close to the edge during monsoon for safety reasons.
  • Pack a light jacket or raincoat if visiting in rainy season.
  • Bring a camera or phone with extra storage you’ll want plenty of pictures.
  • Visit in groups if possible; evenings can feel quite secluded.

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Things To Do at Tincha Fall


  • Capture the majestic waterfall backdrop from the designated viewing points.
  • Enjoy a leisurely picnic with family or friends on the grassy patches.
  • Try nature walks around the surrounding hills and trails.
  • Spot local birds and butterflies a treat for wildlife enthusiasts.
  • Combine your visit with nearby attractions like Simrol Jungle or Patalpani Falls.
  • Explore the small village markets en route for local snacks.
  • Sit back and just soak in the misty breeze-sometimes the best activity is doing nothing.

Quick Information


Hours

Tincha Fall Timings:

  • Monday
    24 Hours
  • Tuesday
    24 Hours
  • Wednesday
    24 Hours
  • Thursday
    24 Hours
  • Friday
    24 Hours
  • Saturday
    24 Hours
  • Sunday
    24 Hours
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Entrance Fee

  • Foreigners Entry Ticket : Free
  • Indians Entry Ticket : Free
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Time Required to Visit Tincha Fall:

2 to 3 Hours

Tincha Fall location Map


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FAQs About Tincha Fall

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Entry is generally free, though parking charges may apply for cars and bikes. Some local vendors may charge a small fee for picnic spots.

Most visitors spend 2-3 hours here, enough for sightseeing, photography, and a relaxed picnic. If you’re combining it with nearby attractions, plan half a day.

Yes, but caution is necessary. During monsoon, avoid getting too close to the water. Stick to designated spots for safety, especially with children.

There are no official online tickets. However, local tour operators and cab services from Indore often include Tincha Falls in day-trip packages.

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