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5 Amazing Waterfalls in India that Will Make Your Jaw Drop!

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5 Amazing Waterfalls in India that Will Make Your Jaw Drop!

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  1. 5 Amazing Waterfalls in India that Will Make Your Jaw Drop!

  2. A glimpse of the Waterfalls in India

  3. Introduction India is a beautiful country that’s drenched in natural beauty and is home to some of the most wonderful landscapes in the world. From snow-clad peaks to scintillating desserts to plateaus to beaches, this country has them all. Besides, India is also home to several waterfalls, both big and small, each of which, allure travelers from all over the globe. So, if you want to catch a glimpse of the waterfalls in this country, here are the five most amazing waterfalls in India that will make your jaw drop.

  4. Dudhsagar waterfalls The Dudhsagar Waterfalls are located on the Goa – Karnataka Border and are one of Southern India’s most famous falls. Known to be one of the best waterfalls in India, here, you can have a lot of underwater fun as you walk from the sleepy Castle Rock station situated in Karnataka, through the tunnels along the train tracks and right under the falls that will leave you with a wonderful experience.

  5. Hogenakkal waterfalls The Hogenakkal Waterfalls are located in the state of Tamil Nadu, Southern India and it is believed that this waterfall cures many diseases. However, apart from the belief, the waterfall is beautiful to watch and you can be assured of having a great time. You can opt to watch the falls from the spherical bamboo boats or get a relaxing oil massage or even indulge in eating freshly fried fish.

  6. Jog falls Known as the ‘Giver of Light’, the Jog falls are located in the state of Karnataka and is one of the most famous waterfalls in India. It has a drop of over 800 ft. and supplies water to the Linganmakki Dam that’s located nearby. These falls are a major source of hydroelectricity and is therefore, called the ‘Giver of Light’. A short walk of about 1500 steps to the foot of the falls will let you enjoy the view of the Jog Falls. You can also take a dip in the cool waters to have some extra fun.

  7. Nohkalikai Falls The Nohkalikai Falls are located in Meghalaya, North-East India and is known as the ‘Legend of the Fall’. The name Nohkalikai in the Khasi language means ‘Jump of Ka Likai’. It is believed that the name is linked to a local legendary woman named ‘Likai’, who jumped off a cliff after being tricked into eating her daughter. These falls are known to be the tallest plunge waterfalls in India and are located around Cherrapunji, which is one of the wettest places on earth.

  8. Chitrakote waterfalls Known as ‘India’s Own Niagara’, these falls are located in Chhattisgarh and about 40 KM from the city of Jagdalpur, India. The Chitrakote Waterfalls look more like a horseshoe and is situated on the River Indravati. During the monsoons, these falls widen and spread to over 500 ft. Thus, being called ‘India’s Own Niagara’.

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