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25 Amazing Waterfalls In India That You Must Add To Your Travel List In (2024)

Are you someone who finds peace watching waterfalls? If yes, then India has so many amazing waterfalls that would give you a spectacular sight to leave you speechless. Waterfalls are magical and watching these wonders of nature will give you immense pleasure.

25 Amazing Waterfalls In India That You Must Add To Your Travel List

Read below to know about some of the amazing waterfalls in India that you must add to your travel list.

1. Kunchikal Falls, Karnataka

Kunchikal Falls in Karnataka is the highest waterfall in India and is also the second biggest waterfall in Asia. It is present in the Shimoga district. This waterfall is situated inside the Agumbe rainforest and the water here falls from a height of 455 meters or 1493 feet. This is surely a great place to visit if you want to see an amazing waterfall in India.

How To Reach: The nearest airport is Mangalore Airport which lies at a distance of 142 km from the waterfall. The Udupi railway station is the nearest railway station to the waterfall.

Best Time To Visit: June to September, during the monsoon season.

2. Athirapally Waterfalls, Kerala

This is an excellent place in Kerala to spend monsoons, especially if you are a nature and travel lover. Athirappilly waterfalls are the largest waterfalls in Kerala. This waterfall is known as the “Niagara in India” and the water here falls into the lush green forest that can make anyone feel amazing in an instant. Many species like Great Indian Hornbill, Cochin Forest turtle, Nilgiri Langur, etc. reside in this forest. So, if you are a wildlife lover and also love to experience a majestic waterfall then visit Athirapally waterfalls in Kerala.

How To Reach: The nearest airport is Kochi International Airport, while the nearly located railway station is the Chalakudi Railway Station, which is nearly 30 km away.

Best Time To Visit: June to September, i.e. the monsoons.

3. Dudhsagar Waterfalls, Goa

The Dudhsagar waterfalls in Goa rest on the river Mandovi. The water falls from an altitude of 1017 feet and this has been listed among the largest waterfalls in India. Set amidst a crescent-shaped valley and surrounded by a great range of flora, this waterfall in Goa is a must-visit place for you. The water falling during the monsoon season here will surely catch your heart and the beautiful sight would surely compel you to take some magnificent photographs of this amazing waterfall.

How To Reach: The nearest airport is the Goa Airport and the nearest station is in Collem.

Best Time To Visit: June to September or during monsoons and from November to February are the best times to visit Dudhsagar Waterfalls

4. Vantawng Falls, Mizoram

Mizoram is a beautiful state in India and what makes more beautiful are the waterfalls here. The two-tiered waterfall named Vantawng falls in Mizoram is the tallest one in the state. They are also listed among the highest waterfalls in India. These waterfalls are surrounded by greenery and can only be witnessed from a distance.

How To Reach: The nearest airport is Lengpui Airport in the Aizwal district while the nearest railway station is in Silchar located at a distance of 158 km.

Best Time To Visit: June to September

5. Bhagsu Waterfalls, Himachal Pradesh

Another amazing waterfall in India is the Bhagsu Waterfalls in Himachal Pradesh which is one of the best places for people who love nature and want to spend time in a beautiful natural place in India. The beauty of this place will leave you astonished. Bhagsu feels like heaven and one must not miss out on visiting this place when in McLeod Ganj in Himachal Pradesh in India.

How To Reach: The nearest airport is the Gaggal Airport while the Kangra and Nagrota are the nearest railheads.

Best Time To Visit: The summer season and monsoons are the best time to witness Bhagsu waterfalls.

6. Jog Falls, Karnataka

Located in the district border of Uttara Kannad and Shimoga, in Karnataka, Jog falls is the tallest un-tiered waterfall in India. The waterfall is surrounded by lush green forests that give an awe-inspiring view. When you are here, you should take a walk up to the Watkins platform and experience the magical view of the place. If you love adventure then the nearby area offers you a great trekking spot.

How To Reach: The nearest Airport is Mangalore Airport. Shimoga is the nearest railway station

Best Time To Visit: June to September during the monsoon season.

7. Shivanasamudra Falls, Karnataka

Shivanasamudra falls is a famous waterfall on the Kaveri River, located on the border of Malavalli Taluk, Mandya district, and Kollegala Taluk, in Chamarajanagara district, in Karnataka, India. This is a must-visit waterfall in India that you must add to your travel list. Shivasamudra consists of two waterfalls, namely Gagana Chukki and Bhara Chukki.

The viewpoints to observe these two waterfalls are about 15 km apart. With beautiful views all around, this is surely a must-go place for you.

How To Reach: The nearest airport is Mysuru Airport and the nearest railway station is also Mysurur railway station.

Best Time To Visit: The best time to visit Shivanasamudra falls is after the monsoon season.

8. Elephant Falls, Shilong

Elephant falls located on the outskirts of Shillong is a natural treasure that must be visited by everyone residing in or visiting India. This is one of the most busiest and popular tourist destinations, especially during monsoons. So, if you are fond of waterfalls, then make sure to pack your bags and plan your trip to Shillong and witness this wonderful waterfall.

How To Read: This waterfall is situated at a distance of 12 km from Shillong. The nearest airport is Guwahati Airport and the nearest railway station is also in Guwahati.

Best Time To Visit: June to September and November to February

9. Chachai Falls, Madhya Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh has a stunning waterfall under its name and that’s the Chachai falls. The immense grace with which the water, falls from Chachai falls, makes it one of the most majestic waterfalls in Madha Pradesh. This waterfall is formed by the Bihad river course. These waterfalls are also known as Sirmour waterfalls. The greenery all around this fall is what most people love.

How To Reach: The nearest airport is Khajuraho Airport, i.e. at 180 km. The nearest railway station is in Rewa city.

Best Time To Visit: During monsoon season, or from June to September.

10. Nuranang Falls, Arunachal Pradesh

Nuranang falls, also known as Bong Bong falls in Arunachal Pradesh is one of the undiscovered waterfalls in India. It lies in the Tawang district in Arunachal Pradesh. The mystic views of Tawang all around make this waterfall one of the best places to visit in Arunachal Pradesh. This is one of the most amazing waterfalls in India, which should be witnessed by people who love nature.

How To Reach: The nearest airport is the Guwahati Airport while the nearest railway station is in Tezpur.

Best Time To Visit: Monsoons are the best time to visit here.

11. Nohkalikai Falls, Cherrapunji

Cherrapunji is also blessed with an exquisite waterfall and that is Nohkalikai Falls. Here the water falls from a height of 335 meters and the noise of water falling could be heard clearly. There is a viewing gallery, which has been made at a safe distance from the place, from where you can watch the waterfall. This place is blessed with surprising landscapes and natural scenery. You should try your photography skills here.

How To Reach: The nearest airport is Guwahati Airport, which lies at a distance of 128 km. The closest railway station is also in Guhawati.

Best Time To Visit: November to February

12. Irrupu Falls, Karnataka

Iruppu falls in Coorg, in Karnataka is one of the stunning marvels of nature. Iruppu falls are also known as Lakshmana Tirtha Falls. Though a hidden jewel, Irrupu falls is now getting much attention from tourists because of its amazing beauty. These falls cascade from 170 feet high above sea level. This waterfall originates from the Kaveri river and  the view of water falling would surely catch your eye.

How To Reach: Kozhikode Airport is the nearest airport and lies at a distance of 145 km from the waterfall. Mysuru junction is the nearest railway station.

Best Time To Visit: During monsoons, i.e. from June to September

13. Bhimlat Falls, Rajasthan

Rajasthan is known for its sand-covered deserts. However, Bhimlat falls based in Bundi, in Rajasthan is also one of the best things about this Indian state. You can enjoy the charm of this beautiful waterfall during the monsoon season. The waterfall is 60 meters high and offers great scenic relief in summer for people in Rajasthan.

How To Reach: Kota is the nearest airport that is at a distance of just 35 km from the waterfall. Bhilwara railway station is the closest railway station.

Best Time To Visit: June to October during the monsoon seasons.

14. Talakona Waterfalls, Andhra Pradesh

Talakona waterfalls in Andhra Pradesh sitting in the Sri Venkateswara National Park in Chittoor is a majestic waterfall that falls from a height of 270 feet. The greenery all around would surely catch your eye and satisfy your soul. Several plant species can be found in this place and thus this waterfall is declared a biosphere reserve. People believe that the water of Talakona waterfall is enriched with numerous herbs that possess impressive healing powers. If you are in Andhra Pradesh, do not forget to visit this waterfall.

How To Reach: The nearest airport and railway station is in Tirupati.

Best Time To Visit: September to February.

15. Cortallam Waterfalls, Tamil Nadu

Coming next on the list of amazing waterfalls in India is the Cortallam waterfalls in Tamil Nadu. This is a waterfall that is actually a group of nine waterfalls in the western ghats. Courtallam walls are located amidst the Agasthya hills that attract many nature lovers toward it. You should try and witness this waterfall at least once in your lifetime.

How To Reach: Tuticorin Airport is the nearest Airport that takes nearly one hour from the waterfall. However, the nearest railway station is the Tirunelveli railway station.

Best Time To Visit: Winter months are the best time to visit Cortallam waterfalls. Anytime between November to March and also July to September would be great to visit here.

16. Mallali Waterfalls, Coorg

Another amazing waterfall in India that you must add to your travel list this new year is Mallali waterfalls in Coorg. The main watercourse for this waterfall is the river Kumaradhara. It is in the Pushphagiri hills in the western ghats and is among the top tourist attractions in Coorg. The pleasant sounds of the water falling from Mallali fall amidst the lush green surrounding gives immense pleasure to admire the wonder of nature.

How To Reach: The nearest airport is in Mangalore and the nearest railway station is in Mysuru.

Best Time To Visit: Monsoon seasons are the best time to visit Mallali waterfall( June to September)

17. Chitrakote Falls, Chattisgarh

Chitrakote Falls in Chattisgarh is also known as the Niagara Falls of India. These waterfalls have been attracting many travelers toward it. These waterfalls flow down from 300 meters above ground level. This fall is also known as Chitrakoot waterfall and originates from the River Indravati. If you want to enjoy a beautiful natural sight then visit this waterfall and enjoy the bliss.

How To Reach: Bamrauli Airport in Ahmedabad is the nearest airport and the nearest railway station is in Karwi.

Best Time To Visit: July to March. However, rainy seasons are the best times to visit this place and witness the waterfall.

18. Soochipara Falls, Kerala

Soochipara falls in Kerala is located in the Vellarimala village. This waterfall is also known as Sentinel Rock Waterfall and is a famous trekking spot in the state. You can enjoy rock climbing here. If you are fond of adventure then come to this place and enjoy your time with family and friends.

How To Reach: Karipur International Airport is the closest airport, while Kozhikode railway station is the nearest railway station.

Best Time To Visit: June to September

19. Dhuandhar Falls, Madhya Pradesh

Dhuandhar falls in Madhya Pradesh is an impeccable destination if you are looking to explore the beauty of central India. These waterfalls echo so loudly and the water hits the rock at the bottom. You can take a boat ride or can see the amazing view of Dhuandhar falls from the cable car.

How To Reach: The nearest airport and railway stations are in Jabalpur.

Best Time To Visit: July to October, during monsoon seasons.

20. Khandadhar Waterfalls, Odisha

Khandadhar Waterfalls in Odisha is also an exciting waterfall in the country that will surely leave you astonished. The refreshing greenery surrounding the waterfall makes it one of the most beautiful waterfalls in India. The water here cascades down in a single stream from a height of 244 meters. There is also a wonderful scope to go on trekking here.

So, what are you waiting for? The beauty of Khandadhar waterfall is waiting for you.

How To Reach: Bhubaneswar Airport is the nearest airport while Kendujhar Garh is the nearest railway station.

Best Time To Visit: Winters are the best time to visit here. So, plan your trip from October to February.

21. Barehipani Falls, Odisha

Odisha is also blessed with another majestic waterfall, namely Barehipani falls. This is a two-tiered waterfall and is located in Similipal National Park. The beauty of this waterfall and the wildlife of this region surely make it a great place to visit, especially if you are a nature lover. This waterfall is listed among the tallest waterfalls in India. There is another waterfall within the national park and it is named Jornada falls.

How To Reach: Bhubaneswar Airport is the nearest airport while the nearest railway station is in Baripada

Best Time To Visit: October to June.

22. Thosegharh Waterfalls, Maharashtra

The Thosegharh waterfall located in Maharashtra is another waterfall in India that catches the attention of many visitors all around the year. The surrounding area is pretty beautiful and one can enjoy a peaceful time sitting near the waterfall. The waterfall is a must-go place in Maharashtra because you can also get a chance to spend some great time amidst a thickly covered forest and wonderful hills.

How To Reach: Pune Airport is the nearest airport and Satara railway station is the nearest railhead from the waterfall.

Best Time To Visit: June to September is the best time, i.e. during monsoon season.

23. Nhosingithang Falls, Meghalaya

Meghalaya is a blessed state in India that resides in nature’s lap. Nhosingithang falls is one of the wonders of nature in this northeastern state of India. This is the fourth-highest waterfall in the country and flows from a height of 1033 feet. The waterfalls are popularly known as the Seven Sister Falls and also known as Mawsmau Falls.

How To Reach: The closest airport and railway station is in Guwahati.

Best Time To Visit: During the rainy season, i.e. from June to September.

24. Hogenakkal Falls (Border of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka)

Hogenakkal Waterfalls on the border of Tamil Nadu and Karnatak, is one more beautiful waterfall in India that would leave you feeling surprised every time you visit. Hogenakkal means, “Smoking rocks” and the waterfall is named so because as the water flows from 66 feet, it hits the rocky cliffs below and forms a view that looks like the emission of smoke. This is one of the most stunning views that you can witness.

How To Reach: The nearest airport and railway station is in Bangaluru.

Best Time To Visit: October to March

25. Meenmutty Falls, Kerala

Meenmutty falls in Kerala is one of the most popular waterfalls in South India. The water here drops down from a height of around 300 meters in three levels. Meenmutty falls are the second-largest waterfall in Kerala and one must surely visit this to feel refreshed and rejuvenated.

How To Reach: Trivandrum Airport is the nearest airport. The nearest railway station is also in Trivandrum.

Best Time To Visit: October to June

Conclusion

If you are already excited to visit these amazing waterfalls in India, then why waste any more time? Fix any one or all of those for your 2023 travel list, plan for the trip, book your tickets, and go with your plan.

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