Panchet Dam Waterfall is a scenic natural attraction located near Panchet Dam on the Damodar River, close to the Jharkhand–West Bengal border. The waterfall becomes active mainly during the monsoon season when excess water flows down the rocky slopes near the dam. Surrounded by hills, forests, and open landscapes, the area offers a calm and refreshing environment. Panchet Dam itself is an important part of the Damodar Valley Project and plays a key role in irrigation and flood control. During monsoon months, the combination of flowing water and greenery makes the site visually appealing. Local visitors often come here for short trips, photography, and nature enjoyment. The sound of cascading water adds to the peaceful atmosphere. The place remains relatively less crowded compared to major tourist waterfalls. Panchet Dam Waterfall reflects the blend of engineering and natural beauty in the region.