Nature’s Masterpieces: 10 unique waterfalls across India
Nohkalikai Falls, MeghalayaThis is India’s tallest plunge waterfall (340 metres). It is known for its stunning turquoise pool and tragic legend.
Jog Falls, KarnatakaOne of India’s highest waterfalls, plunging 253 metres in four distinct cascades — Raja, Rani, Rover and Rocket.
Dudhsagar Falls, Goa-Karnataka BorderTrue to its name the Dudhsagar Falls which means “Sea of Milk,” is a milky-white waterfall. It is famous for its railway bridge view.
Athirapally Falls, KeralaKnown as the “Niagara of India,” this massive waterfall is surrounded by lush rainforest.
Chitrakote Falls, ChhattisgarhThis is India’s widest waterfall and is often compared to Niagara Falls for its grandeur.
Hogenakkal Falls, Tamil NaduThe Hogenakkal Falls are famous for their medicinal water and unique boat rides through the cascading falls.
Kune Falls, MaharashtraNestled in Lonavala, it’s India’s 14th-highest waterfall. What makes it mesmerising is that it is surrounded by lush Western Ghats greenery.
Bhimlat Falls, RajasthanThis is a desert waterfall that creates an oasis-like effect in Rajasthan’s arid landscape.
Seven Sisters Falls, MeghalayaA stunning seven-segmented waterfall that is mesmerising, especially beautiful during monsoons.
Dhuandhar Falls, Madhya PradeshThese falls are known for their smoky mist effect as the Narmada River plunges down marble rocks.