Gujarat's Mini Kashmir means Sunsar Falls: A panoramic view of the waterfall falling from a height of 250 feet in the hills of Aravalli; Find out how to reach this waterfall

Whenever I remember Kashmir, I am reminded of Sunsar village, popularly known as Mini Kashmir, in the east of Bhiloda taluka, close to the home of poet Umashankar Joshi, the most famous poet of North Gujarat. This is a beautiful fun horse flowing from the hills of Sunsar village which is popularly known as Sunsar Falls. In the last 24 hours, 6 inches of rain has been recorded in Bhiloda taluka. Due to this heavy rain, this famous Sunsar waterfall in Sunsar village has come alive for the first time in the season. How to get to this waterfall falling from a height of 250 feet in the hills of Aravalli. Know in today's report. This is how sunsar falls can be visited The waterfall is located near the temple of Mother Earth in Sunsar village, 12 kilometres west of Bhiloda. You can reach there by ST bus and private vehicle from Bhiloda to enjoy the delightful view of Sunsar falls. Or if you want to go from Ahmedabad, you can also go to Sunsar via Ahmedabad via Himmatnagar and you can enjoy the full enjoyment of the natural view of sunsar waterfall, which is located in the lap of nature. 'Streams flow from the rocks in the form of waterfalls' In the monsoon season, due to rain, natural scenery is seen on the hills. In Sunsar village of Bhiloda taluka of Aravalli district, an ahladak waterfall falls from a height of more than 250 feet from the girimala of Aravalli. Due to this waterfall and the surrounding greenery, this area is famous as Mini Kashmir of North Gujarat. There is a mythological and religious significance with this waterfall. Every four months of the monsoon, the stream flows through these rocks in the form of a waterfall. This place is very famous mythologically and religiously In the month of Shravan, the surrounding Bhudevs come to the banks of this waterfall to change the janoi. In this waterfall, bhudevs bathe and wear yajnopavita with the chanting of Vedic mantras. Since this is a tribal area, it is believed that whenever there is any auspicious occasion of the tribal society, they come here near the waterfall to seek the blessings of Mother Earth and start their auspicious occasion. Thus this place is very famous mythologically and religiously and there is a huge crowd of people. Mini Kashmir-like scene in the aravalli hills Nature blooms in the area every monsoon. Tourists from aravalli, Sabarkantha and all over Gujarat gather at this place to see the natural waterfalls that are seen in the monsoon and bathe in the waterfall. In a very natural environment the joy of the abundant waterfall robs. In today's modern era, young people and tourists do not even miss to take selfies in such a natural miracle waterfall through mobile. Thus a mini Kashmir-like scene has been created in the hills of Aravalli. Demand to develop as a tourist destination Due to the Corona epidemic, the Sunsar gram panchayat has banned coming to this place. An order of punitive action has also been issued. However, people are coming in large numbers to enjoy this natural beauty. Tourists have demanded that the place be developed as a tourist destination.