True to its name, the 'sliding waterfall,' this spot features a unique landscape where a thin film of water flows over a wide, fanned-out rock face. A small cave ('goa') upstream serves as a local holy site where offerings are made. Ropes have been installed to help visitors carefully navigate the terrain. In the dry season, the water is clearer, revealing the patterns on the rock face. The surrounding forest is rich with birds and butterflies, and the valley breeze is refreshing. Unlike more commercialized waterfalls, this one retains a rustic, natural charm, and its beauty depends on the respectful etiquette of its visitors.