An uncompleted tour without visiting
this water falls in India. The places
with waterfalls now I am going to introduce in India are magnificent waterfall
places to visit once in life to India. India is blessed with great immense
pleasure. India will be has great landscape and good weather conditions. Read
about the following waterfalls and if any traveler willing to visit can apply
for the India visa in
the website https://www.indiavisaonline.org/#nbb.
Located on the banks of the river Kaveri in Karnataka, the
Shivasamudram Falls is the result of Asia’s second hydroelectric project which
kicked off in 1902. The waterfall is used even today as a source of
hydro-electric power and is among the most powerful waterfalls in India and the
world. This segmented waterfall offers some amazing views throughout the year.
The best times to see it in its full natural flow are from the months of July
through October.
2. Kunchikal Falls:
The Kunchikal Falls is the highest among’st all waterfalls in
India and is also the second highest in the Asian continent. It is located in
the Agumbe Valley in the Shimoga district of the state of Karnataka. The height
of this waterfall is 1493 feet and formed by the Varahi River. The construction
of a dam nearby has led to a decline in the volume of water that flows through
the falls during the dry months of the year, post the rains. However this
waterfall becomes an unstoppable force of nature, pummeling rocks and breaking
boulders as it cuts through
3. Dudhsagar Falls:
The Dudhsagar Falls is one of the most powerful waterfalls in
India. The falls are on the river Mandovi in the state of Goa and are part of
the Bhagwan Mahavir Wild Life Sanctuary. This multi-tiered waterfall is a
terrific sight to behold during the monsoons when it flows in its complete vigor.
It is the fifth tallest waterfall in the country but is also among the most
powerful. This waterfall is among the most visited tourist attractions in the
state
4. Jog Falls:
The Jog falls on the river Sharavati in Karnataka is among the
most well-known waterfalls in India. It is also among the most powerful
waterfalls in the nation. It is the highest single tier waterfall in the
country and the sheer volume of the water that flows through it every second is
staggering to say the least. The waterfall discharges 3 million liters of water
a second which make it a formidable force and it also offers some of the most
amazing views of water falling from a high place anywhere in the world.
5. Hogenakkal Falls:
The Hogenakkal Falls is on the Kaveri River in the south Indian
Tamil Nadu. The waterfall is often known as the Niagara Falls of India and is
among the most well-known tourist attractions in the region. It is a waterfall
that does not have much height but is more like a series of waterfalls that cut
through the terrain. There are many tourist related activities organized
throughout the complex of waterfalls and some of the best sights in the nation
are on offer here
The Kempty Falls is in the north Indian state of Uttarakhand
around 15 kilometers from the well known tourist town of Mussoorie. The
waterfall is in a mountainous region which gives it added beauty. The waterfall
flows from an altitude of 4500 feet and is one of five amazing waterfalls that
flow in this region. It is one of the most popular spots in and around this
region as people from all over the country visit this waterfall. The place
offers many amazing views of hills and mountains in the area.
7. Langshiang Falls:
Langshiang Falls is located in the state of Meghalaya and is
among the most popular falls in the state. The state of Meghalaya receives a
substantial amount of rainfall and it has many fast flowing rivers that run
through its hills. The waterfalls is said to have a height in excess of 1100
feet which would make it the third highest falls in the country but doubts over
the measurements have denied Langshiang Falls that rank.
8. Nohkalikai Falls:
Nohkalikai Falls is the third highest waterfall in the country
at a height of 1100 feet. The falls are located near Cherapunji which used to
be among the rainiest places on earth in the eastern state of Meghalaya. It is
among the highest plunge waterfalls in the country and is also among the most
beautiful. The falls is mainly fed by rain water and loses power during the months
February to December when the rainfall is scantier as compared to other months.
9. Meenmutty Falls:
Meenmutty Falls is located in the district of Wayanad in Kerala.
It is one of the rare waterfalls that remain unspoiled in its natural splendor.
The waterfall stands at a height of 980 meters and is a three-tier waterfall.
This waterfall attracts tourists from all over the country and is one of the
most visited cascades in the nation. It is also among the most beautiful
waterfalls in India.
10. Vantawng Falls:
The North-Eastern state of Mizoram has a rare natural beauty.
The state has many waterfalls and cascades because of the rivers that flow
through it and among them, Vantawng Falls stands as the tallest waterfall in
the state. The total height of this two tier waterfall is in excess of 750 feet
and is surrounded by a dense forest which makes getting close to it a little
difficult. The state tourism department has built a viewing tower for the
waterfall so that tourists can enjoy the breathtaking sights that the falls has
to offer.
