Stewarding sacred landscapes

About Bhivtas
Introduce Bhivtas Waterfall, Kelavan village, the monsoon landscape of Surgana and the surrounding tribal region. Highlight responsible nature tourism rather than only waterfall sightseeing.

Festival 2026
Explain that the festival is organized by Women’s Self-Help Groups of Kelavan and brings together tribal artists, local communities, volunteers and visitors.

Festival attractions

• Traditional tribal dance and music

• Tribal artist performances

• Local food prepared by Women’s Self-Help Groups

• Wild/forest vegetable exhibition

• Warli art and tribal handicrafts

• Bamboo products and traditional instruments

• Nature and environmental awareness

• Rural tourism experiences

Travel that sustains, honors, and respects.

Experience unhurried village rhythms, where your presence directly funds education, healthcare, and ecological preservation.

Principles of conscious travel

Community-Owned

Ecological Respect

Cultural Immersion

Sustainable Future

All proceeds directly benefit Bhivtas villagers, funding education and essential services. No intermediaries, just direct support.

We practice zero-waste tourism, preserving the pristine environment and natural beauty of our sacred waterfall. Leave no trace.

Engage authentically with tribal traditions, local artisans, and forest-foraged cuisine. Step into our daily rhythms.

Your visit helps fund long-term conservation projects and empowers the next generation of forest stewards.