Mystical Reverse Waterfall in India is Leaving The Internet in Awe, Know Where It Is

The world is a treasure trove of unique natural resources, from the Gates of Hell in Turkmenistan to the Shilin Stone Forest in China. Nature always amazes people with its wonders. The latest phenomenon to attract the attention of the Internet is a video that shows the gravity, going up, a demonstration that defies the first expectations.

A spectacular video, shared on social media X, shows the waters of the Naneghat waterfall in India, which is often referred to as the reversed waterfall of India. Located in the Junnar district of Maharashtra, this mesmerizing scene has left viewers all over the world in awe. The caption of the video reads: “Strong winds create a reverse waterfall in Maharashtra, India.”

Strong winds create a reverse waterfall in Maharashtra, India.pic.twitter.com/4C8hyhzeJ2

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Users on the micro-blogging site X couldn’t contain their amazement. One user humorously mused, “Imagine if a fish happens to go over that,” reflecting the surreal nature of the phenomenon.

Imagine if a fish happens to go over that

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Another individual marvelled at the sight, commenting, “I wouldn’t want to be near there while the wind is that strong. But that is such a beautiful sight to witness.”

A poetic perspective was shared by one more user who said, “Life is like a waterfall, it is always moving and there is always an uneven flow to it.”

A user labelled the occurrence as a natural wonder and explained that the reversed waterfall is relatively rare, occurring under specific atmospheric conditions, including wind speed, direction, and the angle of the waterfall.

Contrary to what some might think, there is no solid scientific explanation for this fascinating phenomenon. Instead, it is said to be the force of the wind in the area, which does enough to push the water up, defying gravity.

If you want to see this glory, you have to travel from Pune or take a three-hour drive from Mumbai. Also remember to wear warm clothes as it can get cold due to strong winds near the mountains. Walk about 4-5 kilometers to reach the destination. Bring an umbrella and snacks and water. The best time to visit this waterfall is during the rainy season because the waterfall only appears when the force of the wind is strong.

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