Birthi Falls drops approximately 126 metres through forested cliffs directly beside the Thal–Munsiyari road, making it one of the more visited stops on that route without requiring a dedicated detour. The waterfall's volume and roar are audible well before it comes into view.

A short forested descent, roughly ten to twenty minutes, leads down to the base, where a glass bridge added in recent years lets visitors cross close to the cascade itself. A KMVN rest house faces the falls for operators considering an overnight stop, and small roadside shops near the entrance serve tea and snacks.

The short trek and glass bridge crossing form the core visitor experience, supplemented by photography, roadside picnicking, and, with caution, pool access during summer months. The site suits both a quick en-route halt and a longer photography-focused stop.