Jog falls counted amongst the highest waterfalls of our country. It is located in the Shimoga district of Karnataka, which nearly lies in the centre of the state. Set against the backdrop of lush green forests the water of four cascades which are known as Raja, Rani, Rocket and Rover merge to form the majestic beauty of the falls.
This enormous waterfall in India is fed by the Narmada river and is surely a beauty that the city of Jabalpur can boast of. Situated in Bhedaghat district at a distance of 30 km from Jabalpur the evergreen trees and shrubs edge the waterfall.
Dudhsagar translates to “sea of milk”. The beauty of this waterfall in India gushing down from the towering height of 310 meters and creating the scene of white waterfall truly lives up to the name given to it. The waterfall is located on the borders of Karnataka and Goa and the fact that it is not an easy task to enjoy the pure view of falls makes it even more beautiful
Kerala is a paradise of natural beauty. With a sizeable number of beautiful beaches and breathtaking waterfalls in India, it is surely bliss for all those who love water bodies. Athirappilly waterfall in the Thrissur district of Kerala is created by the river Chalakudy. It is a perfect getaway if you are out in search of peace. With the beautiful lush green woods, the landscape of small villages and pleasing weather all make it a must-visit waterfall in Kerala
Located in the Chikmagalur district of Karnataka and at a short distance of 8 km from the beautiful hill station Kemmangundi, this place is rounded off in one of the most popular tourist attractions of the city. This massive waterfall in India is located amid the dense forest and coffee plantations. The smell of fresh coffee beans in the environment makes you feel refreshed and alive.
The name Hogenakkal is a blend of two words Hog which means smoke and kal means rocks in the Kannada language. And, as the name says it all, this waterfall creates a mystic illusion of smoke when the water falls from a height of 20 meters to the rock bed on the surface. Not just a dip in the waters of Hogenakkal waterfall, you can enjoy the adventure of boating in the traditional boats.
Located on the banks of Kaveri river, in the small Mandya district of the state, this one accounts for one of the most powerful waterfalls in the country.
Affectionately known as the ‘Niagara falls of India,’ Chitrakote falls, located in Jagdalpur in Bastar district of Chattisgarh. It is the largest waterfall in India. The waterfalls from the massive height of 100 meters and increases to 150 meters in monsoon making its way down the surface. The Indravati river is a significant source of this waterfall.
Bhagsunag waterfalls may not make its way to the highest Indian Waterfalls but, for the adventure lovers, this place is surely a treat. Located at a favourable distance of 11 km from Dharamsala, a fresh water spring surrounded by cliffs and trees, and temple where people come to seek blessings, the whole set up looks mesmerisingly beautiful amid the cascading water
Kerala- God’s own country is known for catering some waterfalls in its land. Soochipara waterfalls, located at a distance of 13 km from the town of Meppady in the Wayanad district of Kerala surely counts as one of the beauties of the state. The waterfall wears the best look in the monsoon creating the aura of light mist amid the green woods.