This is where the waterfall was formed and hence it is known as Bhivtas Waterfall, 'bhiv' is the name of Lord Bhima and 'tas' means digging.
It lies in the mountains of Kelvan pada, Surgana Taluka, in Nashik District. approximately 100kms from Nashik city.
The waterfall is still out of the eyes for many and that makes it special. Because less people know about it, less number visit it, and the more peace and connection with nature can be experienced.
This is place where people can easily forget about the hustle and bustle of city, the stressful work schedule and the crowdy lanes. No mobile network, no selfish people; just you and the nature.