Randha Waterfall

The history of Randha Falls is intertwined with the natural history of the region. The falls have been a source of water for the surrounding villages for centuries. The falls themselves are a product of geological activity and the erosion caused by the Pravara River over time. While there isn't a specific documented historical event directly linked to Randha Falls, the area around Bhandardara has a rich history, including the construction of the Wilson Dam (now known as the Arthur Lake Dam) during the British colonial period, which significantly impacted the region's landscape and water resources. The falls have always been a significant landmark and a place of natural beauty, attracting locals and, more recently, tourists from across the country.