Bithongabel Falls is a waterfall located along the Albert River Left Branch in the southern section of Lamington National Park, Queensland, Australia.

It is one of numerous falls encountered along the popular 22-kilometre Albert River Circuit, a rainforest loop that hugs the creek through a lush gully and involves multiple creek crossings.

Accounts from the trail describe Bithongabel Falls as a small but pretty "punchbowl"-style drop into a pool, sitting close to where a feeder creek meets the main river.

The falls are reached during the middle section of the circuit, nestled among a sequence of named waterfalls — including Gwahlahla, Alcheringa, and Joolbahla Falls — that make this stretch of track a highlight for waterfall enthusiasts exploring Lamington's World Heritage rainforest.