Mumbai-based travel influencer and Chartered Accountant Aanvi Kamdar, 27, has tragically passed away after falling into a gorge at Kumbhe waterfall in Maharashtra on July 16. She was reportedly shooting an Instagram Reel when she slipped and fell approximately 350 feet. Despite extensive rescue efforts by multiple teams, she succumbed to her injuries. The incident has prompted authorities to issue warnings urging extreme caution at natural attractions during the monsoon season.
In a tragic turn of events, Mumbai-based travel influencer Aanvi Kamdar, 27, lost her life after falling into a gorge while shooting an Instagram Reel at the Kumbhe waterfall in Maharashtra's Raigad district on July 16.
A Passion for Travel
Kamdar, a Chartered Accountant and an ex-Deloitte employee who shared her travel adventures on Instagram under the handle @theglocaljournal, was known for her vibrant and engaging content. Her untimely death has shocked her followers and the travel communit
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FAQ :
Aanvi Kamdar died after a tragic fall into a 350-foot gorge at Kumbhe waterfall in Maharashtra while reportedly shooting content for Instagram.
The accident occurred on July 16 at the Kumbhe waterfall in Maharashtra's Raigad district.
Aanvi Kamdar was a 27-year-old Chartered Accountant, ex-Deloitte employee, and a travel influencer who shared her adventures on Instagram under the handle @theglocaljournal.
Yes, rescue teams including the Coast Guard, Kolad rescue team, and Maharashtra State Electricity Board staff worked for six hours to retrieve her from the gorge, using a vertical pulley.
Authorities have issued warnings to tourists, urging them to exercise extreme caution when visiting waterfalls and other natural attractions, especially during the monsoon season.