TOP 12 WATERFALL TO VISIT IN INDIA
TOP 12 WATERFALL TO VISIT IN INDIA

TOP 12 WATERFALL TO VISIT IN INDIA

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TOP 12 WATERFALL TO VISIT IN INDIA

1. Barehipani Falls, Odisha

Barehipani Falls in Odisha is one of the other most beautiful waterfalls in India. This two-tiered waterfall is located in Simlipal National Park and is amongst the tallest waterfalls in India. The beauty of the fall and the local wildlife of the region makes for a perfect weekend retreat or nature lovers and trekkers. Besides visiting this phenomenal waterfall, you can as well explore another waterfall called Joranda Falls within the national park.

2. Chitrakote Falls, Chhattisgarh

Also known as the Niagara Falls of India. Chitrakote Falls are the broadest falls that cover the floors of the country. These falls have several hundreds of travelers visiting the place all year round. Also named as Chitrakoot, these falls flow down from around 300 m above the ground level and look heavenly during monsoon. Chitrakote originates from the Indravati River and is a great spot to witness sunsets or enjoy day picnics in its stash of nature’s bounty.

3. Nohsngithiang Falls, Meghalaya

The north eastern region of this country is blessed immensely with the wonders of mother nature. These falls in Meghalaya are the fourth highest in the country and exhibit a landscape that leaves one in awe. Nohsngithiang Falls flows from the height of 1033 feet and down against the stunning limestone cliffs. Famously known as the Seven Sister Falls, these waterfalls have a spellbinding effect on visitors and help one get distressed. They are also named as Mawsmai Falls.

 

4. Khandadhar Waterfall, Odisha

Still looking for the most beautiful waterfalls in India? Khandadhar Waterfalls in Odisha exude the charm that will certainly leave you speechless. The milky white clear falls are nestled amidst the refreshing lush greens that cascade down in a single for numerous trekking trips from the town. These falls are certainly a must-visit when in the country.stream from around 244 meters high above the cliff. The spellbinding waterfalls are considered as the highest in this state and offers a perfect spot to act as a base

5. Dhuandhar Falls, Madhya Pradesh

Dhuandhar falls are one of the must-visit falls when planning to take a trip to the central region of the country. These falls only add to the beauty of an already impeccable destination. Boasting about the world-famous Marble Rocks, these waterfalls echo so loudly that they can be heard from afar. The falls got its name because of the smoky mist effect that it creates while it hits the rock at the bottom. One can either take a boat ride or witness the views from the cable car.

 

6. Hebbe Falls, Karnataka

Sitting in the district of Chikmagalur, Hebbe Falls are nothing less than a treat for eyes and soul both. These clear water falls gush down in two stages divided between Chikka Hebbe or Small Falls and Dodda Hebbe or Big Falls. These 168 meters high falls are perfect for those who wish to escape the hustle and bustle of routine life. One can take a plunge in the pool formed at the base of these falls. This herb-infused water is also believed to possess medicinal properties.

7. Hogenakkal Waterfalls, Tamil Nadu

Hogenakkal Waterfalls exhibit a view that never fails to leave one stunned. The name Hogenakkal means ‘smoking rocks. The waterfalls were given this name because as the fall gushes 66 feet down, the clear water hits the rocky cliffs underneath and forms a view that appears as if it was emitting smoke. The peculiar formation of these waterfalls is what impresses the spectators the most. It is definitely one of the most therapeutic and stunning views one can witness. You can also take a boat ride in the waters of the falls.

8. Talakona Waterfalls, Andhra Pradesh

Sitting in the Sri Venkateswara National Park in Chittoor is a stupendous waterfall gushing down into a plunge pool from a height of around 270 feet. These waterfalls are surrounded by the refreshing lush greens that are a treat for the eyes and soul. Legend has it that the waters of these falls are enriched with herbs that possess healing powers. With an extensive variety of plant species that can be found in this region, Talakona Waterfalls was declared as a biosphere reserve back in the day.

9. Bhimlat Falls, Rajasthan

In the state of Rajasthan, which is famous for its sand covered deserts, hot afternoons and extremely cold evenings, Bhimlat falls do a good job at breaking the stereotypical image of the place. Based in Bundi, Bhimlat exhilarates the best of its charm during monsoons. The 60 meters high waterfall makes for a great scenic relief in the horrid summers of Rajasthan. If you’re planning an outing to the state, don’t miss out on this natural wonder.

10. Jog falls, Karnataka

Jog falls is the second highest plunge and the tallest un-tiered waterfall in India located in the district border of Shimoga and Uttara Kannada. Jog falls, surrounded by lush green forests, makes for an enigmatic vision. For the swimming enthusiasts, you can hike down to the base and take a plunge into the river. You may also go up to the Watkins platform to get an exhilarating view of the place. The nearby area makes for a perfect trekking spot. When you have so much adventure packed into a single place, travelling there should be an obvious choice.

11. Elephant Falls, Shillong

Elephant falls are situated on the outskirts of “Scotland of the East”, Shillong. What make this waterfall stand out in the assortment of natural treasures you find in Shillong, are the three sections of the waterfall that flow in sequence. It is one of the busiest tourist spots around, especially if you go there in monsoon. During this season the fall is in its full vigour and even the locals can’t resist to get one glimpse of this mighty fall. So if that’s the time you visit the falls, make sure you know what to expect.

12. Dudhsagar Waterfalls, Goa

The Dudhsagar waterfall rest on the Mandovi River in Goa. Dudhsagar falls among the largest waterfalls in India with an altitude of 1017 feet. The falls are a sight to behold especially if you go there in the monsoons, when the fall is in full flow. Water falling down from a height forms clouds of milky foam at the bottom, creating a visual of aesthetic beauty. Set amidst the crescent shaped valley carpeted with lush green flora, the falls are a perfect getaway for your honeymoon.

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