People often mention the amazing temples and traditions in the west of Odisha. However, not many people know about the unique wildernesses that exist in the west of Odisha. Waza waterfall is a peaceful and beautiful place that’s tucked behind a lot of trees in Balangir. Visitors who are seeking to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life can find slower-paced experiences and more grounded feelings here than they may have found elsewhere. The beauty and uniqueness of this area of the Eastern Ghats are not hard to find for anyone who is following the tourist circuit in the greater Balangir area.
As you approach Waza waterfall in Balangir, you’ll be treated to an ever-changing view of the waterfall, depending on weather and seasons. When the rain comes heavily, the flow over the ledge changes from drops to huge, flowing sheets of water, as it drops from the top ledge to the bottom ledge below, then spreads out across the flat stones below before continuing as a small river trail ahead of you.
Every step along Waza waterfall is a beautiful, peaceful photograph waiting to be taken. Silence to be heard, eyes looking around, rather than rushing.
Recently, the number of people in the area visiting Waza Waterfall to have a picnic has grown. Weekends see hungry families arriving with food, and laughter as they echo amongst the trees. If you are looking for some place to relax, you can do that on the large flat rocks. With everyone enjoying themselves, there is no shortage of great views from almost every angle.
The area continues to grow into a destination for visitors to the area; however, the region is still limited in terms of its support facilities. As a result, many visitors will bring along their own water, food, and other necessities.
The path towards the Waza waterfall often seems to be one of discovery for most visitors; they approach the location by the use of a linear path, which frequently provides them with opportunity to experience natural flora and irregular terrain. Every single step they are taking is closer to ultimately reaching their destination.
Without searching for this location, many photographers have been attracted to it by chance. Light slips between thick layers of green, touching the fog that curls up from the falling water. A professional photographer may spend hours waiting for one perfect image, but many photographers just quickly stop to take a snapshot of something incredible.
July-February offers steady water flow over Waza Falls due to seasonal rainfall. Fresh plant growth and colourful greenery will provide a vibrant view once the rain has passed – this time of year water flows freely and creates a continuous stream of refreshing/crystal clear misty water.
