For Nature Lovers : 10 Most Beautiful Waterfalls in India

Besides having the Taj Mahal (the beautiful monumental building pertaining to Mughal history in India), the romantic backwaters of Kerala, many beaches of Goa & the snowy lands of Ladakh, India has many wonderful & charming waterfalls, which are in a rage during the season of Monsoon. The detail of the top 10 waterfalls in India is following:

 1. Dudhsagar Falls, Goa  

  The literal meaning of the word Dudhsagar is ‘Ocean of Milk’. The water of this waterfall seems milky when it falls down a height of 310m at Mollem in Goa.

2. Jog Falls, Shimoga, Karnataka 

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Some of the highest waterfalls of India are found in the state of Karnataka. Jog Falls, which is one of the most superb waterfalls, is the 2^nd highest plunge waterfall in India. Visitors can feel the force of the fall against the rocks when water falls down the summit from a height of 253 meters. When this fall is in full flow during the season of monsoons, 3.4 million tones of water fall down the top every second.

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3. Nohkalikai Falls, Meghalaya  

As the state of Meghalaya, which is called the wettest state of India, has many splendid waterfalls. Having the height of about 1100m, Nohkalikai Falls, which is the tallest plunge fall of India, has a true view of nature. As the state of Meghalya is abundant in rainfall round the year, visitors can hope these falls in full flow almost all the year round. It is one of the splendid & wonderful waterfalls in India.

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4. Iruppu Falls, Coorg

For having an abundance of natural beauty, Coorg is renowned as one of the most famous hill stations of South India. The Iruppu Falls, which is situated near Nagarhole National Park, is a highlight of the natural beauty of Coorg. During Shivratri, most of people use this fall for bathing to release themselves from their sins before they go to the temple of Lord Shiva situated nearby.

5. Jang Falls, Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh

One of the charming waterfalls in India, Jang Falls, which is situated near the Jang Village in the state of Arunachal Pradesh, fulfill the purpose of serving as the source of the electricity for the people of this state, besides doing as a tourist attraction. For getting these waterfalls, people have to trek a farness of 200 meters approx from the power station.

6. Kune Falls, Maharashtra 

Kune Falls, which are 3 tiered waterfalls having the height of 200m, can only be watched during the season of Monsoon. These falls is found in the region of Lonavala-Khandala in the state of  Maharashtra, which is enriched with many charming  waterfalls during Monsoon.

7. Bhimlat Falls, Rajasthan

These falls, which have its height of 60 meters, are located near the Bundi Village in Rajasthan, receiving more average rainfall than the area of Delhi during the monsoons.

8. Hogennakkal Falls, Tamilnadu  

Famous for having disease curing properties, Hogennakkal Falls, which have an amazing beauty & a main tourist attraction of this state, are found in Dharampuri District of the state of Tamilnadu.

9. Athirapally Falls, Thrissur, Kerala  

Athirapally Falls, which can be beheld in full flow during the  rainy season, is situated in Thrissur District of Kerala.

10. Shivasamudram Falls, Karnataka

These Falls have the particularity of discharging 19 million liters of water every second. The state of Karnataka is called the ‘State of Waterfalls in India’