Top 20 Most Beautiful Waterfalls in India



To create a waterfall, water comes from higher elevations, usually mountain ranges. Water can come from a glacier and it can travel to the ocean. Both water conservation and mobility are important to waterfalls. Not only is it important to us all, but its beauty also benefits tourism. Magnificent waterfalls in India are a great tourist attraction. There are many waterfalls in India. You will find sightseeing spots where you can take amazing photos and get a wonderful view of the falls. Selfie points have become a fad in tourism, waterfall spots being one of them. Let's see some of the most beautiful waterfalls in India.



Most beautiful waterfalls in India, with more details


This is a complete list of the best waterfalls in India, along with information on how to get there (eg, sightseeing spots, selfie points). This is the best view including selfie points in the falls area.

Jog Falls.
Dudhsagar Falls.
Nohsngithiang Falls
Pointed Falls.
Bhagsunag Falls.
Hebbe Falls
Bhima Falls
Kempty Falls
Athirapilli Falls.
Sissu Falls.
Thoghar Falls.
Dhundhar Falls.
Kinrem Falls
Shivanasamudram waterfall.
Kurtalam Falls.
Kune Falls.
Chitrakot Falls
Barkana Falls.
Nohkalikai Falls.
Barehipani Falls



1. Jog Falls:







Jog Falls is the top waterfall in India. This waterfall is located in Karnataka and Shimoga districts. The waterfall is formed by four waterfalls falling from the mountain range. Four waterfalls namely Rocket, Rover Raja, Rani and Raja. Tourists can also view the falls from Watkins Platform. Jog Falls in India is 253 meters high and is the largest waterfall in India. You will be amazed by the majestic beauty of the waterfall and its power. The tallest waterfall in India is also ranked 13th in the category of waterfalls.

How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Talaguppa and Bhatkal on Mumbai-Mangalore route
Nearest Airport: Hubli Airport, Bangalore International Airport.
Nearest Bus Stations: Jog Falls, Siddapura and Sagara.

Points of attraction:

Longest drop: 254mt
Dots: 1

Height: 488 m

Best time to visit: Between August and November

Other Attractions: Taivare Koppa Lion and Tiger Reserves, Sigandur and Tunga Anicut Dam



2. Dudhsagar Falls:

The beautiful waterfall known as Pala Samudram, translated as "Sea of Milk", is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in India. It can be found in Goa, on the Mandovi river. It is India's highest waterfall and one of its most spectacular waterfalls. This milky white waterfall lives up to its name. This place is breathtaking in its beauty. To see this incredible sight in its full glory, climb up. The average width of the falls is 30 meters. It is a border waterfall between Goa and Karnataka. It becomes wild. The total height of this waterfall is 320 meters.

How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Castle Rock Station
Nearest Airport: Goa International Airport.
Nearest Taxi Station: Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary, Molem.

Points of attraction:

Type: Tiered
Total Height: 320m
Dots: 5

Best time to visit: Between June and September

Other attractions: Bhagwan Mahavir Temple, Sri Mahadev Temple



3. Nohsngithiang Falls:

Nohsngithiang Falls in Meghalaya is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in India. This waterfall is listed in our list of top waterfalls in India. This waterfall is also known as Seven Sisters Waterfalls, a name for the Northeast. This waterfall is divided and has seven sections. It is the highest waterfall in India with a height of 315 meters. It's amazing how the water changes from sea green to blue throughout the year. A prism effect occurs when sunlight hits water. It will surprise you. The water sparkles so brightly that you can see a rainbow almost every day.

How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Guwahati
Nearest Airport: Guwahati Airport.
Nearest Bus Station: Cherrapunji, Mawsmai

Points of attraction:

Type: Divided
Total Height: 315 m
Dots: 1
Average width: 70 meters

Best time to visit: June-August

Other attractions: David Scott Trail and Moussinram


4. Pointed Falls:

A magnificent waterfall is a beautiful sight in Kerala, a land of beauty and nature. Kerala is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in India. It is also known as Sentinel Rock Falls. It is found in Vellarimala in Wayanad district of Kerala. At a height of 200 meters, this waterfall offers a magnificent view of the many tea estates of South India. Rock climbing is possible. In summer, you can also hike to the top of the falls. This is an amazing trek that takes you to the largest waterfall in India. The area is also eco-conscious and plastic is not allowed.

How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Wayanad
Nearest Airport: Cochin International Airport.
Nearest Bus Station: Wayanad

Points of attraction:

Total Height: 200m
Dots: 1

Best time to visit: June-August

Other attractions: Chembra Peak and Edakkal Caves


5. Bhagsunag Falls:

Located in Himachal Pradesh, North India, this beautiful waterfall is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in India. This 20 meter high waterfall is located near the Bhagsunag temple. Mc Leodganj, a very popular tourist attraction, the waterfall is more unique. You can spend a wonderful day with your family at the height of 7000 meters of the village. It is a beautiful area. This is a must watch movie for all nature lovers. You can enjoy the amazing view of nature and greenery from Kangra valley. This peaceful, yet simple place allows you to connect with nature.


How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Pathankot Railway Station

Nearest Airport: Gaggal Airport.

Nearest Bus Station: McLeodganj

Points of attraction:

Total height: 20 m

Dots: 1

Best time to visit: October-November

Other attractions: Dharamkot, Tibetan Museum


6. Hebbe Falls:

Kemmanagundi is another beautiful waterfall in Karnataka. This hill station is home to the Hebbe Falls, located amidst the coffee estates of the region. At a height of 551 feet, this waterfall is the tallest in India. It allows you to feel the power of falling water. This waterfall has two tiers: Dodda Hebbe (or Chikka Hebbe). A popular tourist attraction, the hill station has many places to stay cozy. You will be truly amazed to see this waterfall. These natural waterfalls are found in many beautiful places in India.

How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Birur Railway Station

Nearest Airport: Bangalore Airport, Mangalore Airport.

Nearest Bus Station: Birur

Points of attraction:

Total Height: 551 feet

Type: Tiered

Dots: 2

Best time to visit: October-January

Additional attractions: Shiva Temple and Rock Garden


7. Bhimlot Falls:

Rajasthan is famous for sun and sand. This region of the desert is filled with the beauty and brilliance of the desert land and kings. Sometimes, the dry landscape of the desert offers some serenity in the form of waterfalls. Bhima Falls is one of the few waterfalls that will delight you in Rajasthan. Take your family to enjoy a memorable holiday at this breathtaking waterfall. Bhima is one of the many beautiful waterfalls in India. That is why Bhimlot is listed under the waterfalls of India. You can also visit the longest tunnel in Rajasthan, which is another tourist attraction.

How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Jaipur Railway Station

Nearest Airport: Jaipur Airport.

Nearest Bus Station: Jaipur

Points of attraction:

Maximum height: 60m

Longest tunnel in Rajasthan

Best time to visit: June-October

Other attractions: Bhimlot Mahadev Temple


8. Kempty Falls:

Kempty Falls can be found in Ramgaon, Uttarakhand and Tehri Garhwal region. A great Indian waterfall is located near Mussoorie, a popular tourist attraction in India. This place is about 1300 meters above sea level. Its beauty and grandeur are unmatched. The region is home to around 10 million tourists annually. North India waterfall is formed from a high place. It descends in five cascades and reaches a height of about 40 feet. The Tehri Garhwal region is an amazing adventure destination which is a favorite of British and people all over the world.

How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Dehradun Railway Station

Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport.

Nearest Bus Station: Dehradun

Points of attraction:

Total Height: 4700 feet

Total Cascades: 5

Further descent: 40 feet

Best time to visit: June-August

Other attractions: Clouds End and Company Garden are some


9. Athirapilli Falls:

It's very good. It is located in Thrissur, Kerala. It is located at Athirapilli Falls where the Chalakudy River flows. It is the largest and most beautiful waterfall in India. You can enjoy the breathtaking scenery and the mountain ranges that offer an amazing view of the natural beauty. The flora of this region is diverse and fascinating. The region is home to wild animals like tigers, elephants, leopards and sambar. It is the dividing waterfall of South India with four drops. It is 100m in total.

How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Chalakudy Railway Station

Nearest Airport: Kochi International Airport.

Nearest Bus Station: Chalakudy Private Bus Terminal

Points of attraction:

Total Height: 25m

Total Points: 4

Total Width: 100m

Best time to visit: September-January

Additional attractions: Charpa Falls and Chalakudy River


10. Sissu Falls:

The greatest waterfall location in India, in our opinion, is Sissu Falls. The Lahaul Valley in Himachal Pradesh is home to this waterfall. It is a lovely location to explore and is near to the Leh highway. This wonderful place offers peace and tranquility. This place is ideal for families who want to spend quality time together. It is a great place to combine adventure and family fun. This area is a paradise for nature lovers. Many people consider Himalayan water to be divine.

How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Anju Railway Station

Nearest Airport: Bhuntar Airport.

Nearest Bus Station: Naggar, Manali, Leh.

Points of attraction:

Total Height: 50m

Total Points: 1

Best time to visit: June-August

Other attractions: Gramphu and Rohtang Pass


11. Theghar Falls:

Satara is one of the most beautiful places in the Konkan region of Western India. These Thosgarh waterfalls are found in a small village called Thosgarh near Satara. This famous segmented waterfall is formed by a series of cascades. One can reach a height of 200 meters and the other can reach a height of 15 to 20 meters. Rainy season means the water of the waterfall flows in full force. Tourists flock to this place to admire its majestic beauty. Tourists can enjoy the beauty of the area by setting up a picnic table and viewing from the platform. You should know that it is best to visit during the rainy season.

How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Satara Railway Station

Nearest Airport: Pune Airport.

Nearest Bus Station: Swargate, Satara Nearest Bus Station.

Points of attraction:

Total Height: 500m

Type: Divided

Best time to visit: June-August

Other attractions: Vajrai Falls and Rohida Trek


12. Dhundhar Falls:

Dhundhar, known as "Smoky" in Hindi, is the most spectacular waterfall in India. This is due to the water vapor coming out of the falls. This resulted in a smoky atmosphere. This waterfall can be found on Narmada River in Madhya Pradesh. Because of the strong mist and the sound of the water, the name of the falls is significant. You can get the best view of the falls by taking a cable car ride. A cable car can be taken to Bhedaghat which takes you across the river. The falls are a great family experience. Make it a must-see on your next vacation.

How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Jabalpur Railway Station

Nearest Airport: Jabalpur Airport.

Nearest Bus Station: Amarkantak

Points of attraction:

Total Height: 30m

Best time to visit: September – March

Other attractions: Cable car over the waterfall, Bhedaghat marble rocks


13. Kinrem Falls:

Cherrapunji, Meghalaya, is one of the wettest places on earth. This area is home to many waterfalls. Due to the massive flow of water, this region is home to some of the most spectacular and picturesque places on earth. It creates green vegetation and vegetation. Cherrapunji is a must-see destination for adventure travelers and family outings. Kinrem Falls in Cherrapunji is located in Thangkharang Park. This waterfall is the 7th highest waterfall in India. It is a three-tiered waterfall that offers spectacular views and expansive views. This waterfall cascades down from a height of about 305 meters and creates spectacular scenery. Make it a point to visit this waterfall.

How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Shillong Railway Station

Nearest Airport: Umroi Airport.

Nearest Bus Station: Paltan Bus Stand.

Points of attraction:

Total Height: 305 m

Type: Tiered

June to August is the best time to go.

Other attractions include the Mawsmai Caves and the Double Decker Living Route.


14. Falls of Shivanasamudra:

The Sivanasamudra waterfalls are situated in Karnataka's Mandya district. This waterfall, which is situated near the banks of the Kaveri River, is significant since it served as the site of Asia's first hydroelectric power plant. This splitting structure produces waterfalls. The constant flow of water makes this waterfall immortal. One of the greatest waterfalls in South India is this one. It is in a very picturesque area and offers breathtaking views. This area draws a lot of people because of the temples and waterfalls. The area is extremely slick because water is always flowing through it. As a result, exercising caution is advised when visiting.


How to get to:

Bangalore Railway Station is the closest train station.

Nearest Airport: Bangalore Airport.

Nearest Bus Station: Bangalore KR Market Bus Stand.

Points of attraction:

Total Height: 90m

Type: Divided

Dots: 2

Best time to visit: June-August

Other attractions: Talakad, Bhimeswari


15. Kurtalam Falls:

Another waterfall is in the south of India. Kurtalam or Kuttalam Falls, as they are sometimes called, is located in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu. Spa of South India is the name given to one of the most impressive waterfalls in India. This is due to the many health resorts built in the area. Due to the many rivers that flow through the region, there is a wide variety of fauna and flora. The climate here is ideal for vacations to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. Kurtalam Falls is home to 9 waterfalls that create beautiful beauty.

How to reach:

Nearest Railway Station: Tenkasi Railway Station

Nearest Airport: Chennai Airport

Nearest Bus Station: Tenkasi Bus Stand.

Points of attraction:

Maximum height: 160m

Type: Divided

Dots: 2

Best time to visit: Between June and September

Other attractions: Mathur Aqueduct and Chitaral Jain Monuments


16. Kune Falls:

This waterfall is ranked 14th in the list. It is one of the most famous waterfalls in India, especially in Maharashtra. Kune Falls in Lonavala is one of the most popular tourist attractions. This waterfall has 3 levels and is located in Lonavala, Khandala. It has a height of 200 meters and a drop of 100 meters. Lonavala has the highest peak season footfall. People from Mumbai and Pune come here to escape the heat.

How to reach:
Nearest Railway Station: Lonavala Railway Station
Nearest Airport: Pune Airport, Mumbai Airport.
Nearest Bus Station: Lonavala Bus Stand.

Points of attraction:
Total Height: 200m
Type: Tiered
Dots: 3

Best time to visit: June-August

Other attractions: Jejuri Khoba Temple, Sydney Point


17. Chitrakot Falls:

A famous Indian waterfall, Chitrakot Falls is located in Chhattisgarh. The Chitrakot Falls are 29 meters high, creating spectacular scenery. This waterfall is also the largest natural waterfall in India. The width of this waterfall is so great that it is sometimes called the Niagara Falls of India during monsoons. Rainbows are common here. It is 1/3 smaller than Niagara Falls in the USA and forms a horseshoe canyon. You should see the Kune Falls in all its glory, especially when it's raining.

How to reach:
Nearest Railway Station: Jagdalpur Railway Station
Nearest Airport: Allahabad Airport
Nearest Bus Station: Jagdalpur Bus Stop.

Points of attraction:
Total Height: 29m
Type: Cataract
Dots: 3

Best time to visit: Between July and October

Other attractions: Kanger Valley National Park and Kutumsar Cave


18. Barkana Falls:

Another beautiful waterfall is found at Shimoga in Karnataka. According to NCERT, Barkana Falls is one of the largest waterfalls in India. According to the height of the waterfall, the name of the largest waterfall in India is listed. Barkana falls is 850 feet high and is a single tiered waterfall. This list includes names of highest waterfall in India and largest waterfall in India. Barkana Falls is a great place to learn about geography and the making of waterfalls. The falls are full only during the monsoon season, the western ghats give the falls a green look.

How to reach:
Nearest Railway Station: Shillong Railway Station
Nearest Airport: Umroi Airport.
Nearest Bus Station: Paltan Bus Stand.

Points of attraction:
Total Height: 1115 feet
Type: Plunge
Dots: 1

Best time to visit: June-August

Other attractions: Jogigundi Falls, Agumbe


19. Nohkalikai Falls:

It is the highest waterfall in India. It's breathtaking. This is also the highest waterfall in India. It is located in Cherrapunji, hence it receives maximum water every year. It has a total height of 1115 feet, the longest drop. The total height of this waterfall is 75 feet. A waterfall plunges and below it lies an unusually green pool. The legend surrounding Nohkalikai Falls is of interest to history buffs. You can take a trip to this amazing place and get lost in myth and legend.

How to reach:
Nearest Railway Station: Shillong Railway Station
Nearest Airport: Umroi Airport.
Nearest Bus Station: Paltan Bus Stand.

Points of attraction:
Total Height: 1115 feet
Type: Plunge
Dots: 1

Best time to visit: October-December and March-May

Other attractions: Nongsavlia, Mawsmai Cave

20. Barehipani Falls:

It is located in Odisha and is the second highest waterfall in India. It is located in Simlipal National Park. The waterfall consists of two tiers. It is 399 meters long and has two drops, the highest being 259 meters. This beautiful, picturesque waterfall is worth a visit. This is the place to visit if you want to add waterfalls in India to your bucket list. This waterfall is the second highest in India, and its majestic beauty and grandeur make it a must-see. Take your family vacation to Odisha with kids and adults and you will be amazed by the power of water and nature.

How to reach:
Nearest Railway Station: Baripada Railway Station
Nearest Airport: Sonari Airport.
Nearest Bus Station: Baripada Bus Stand.

Points of attraction:
Total Height: 399m
Type: Tiered
Dots: 2

Best time to visit: June-August

Additional attractions: Sri Jagannath Temple, Khirachora Gopinath Temple

Additional tips:

Visiting waterfalls in India is an amazing experience. However, there are a few things you should keep in mind while visiting these places.

Comfortable and non-slip footwear is recommended, as the area can be slippery and wet.

Avoid sharp edges and stones as they can cause injury.

Dress appropriately for the area to stay warm. These regions have a cool climate due to fog and steam.

You can take amazing photographs of Indian waterfalls with a good camera.

For a divine touch, visit the temples found in these areas.

These places offer self-ie points, but it is not recommended as the area around the falls is very dangerous.

    Protect adults and children from harm.
      You should check your visit timings as some places may not have transport facilities after certain hours.
        You should check the dates and months when the place is open for visitors. Some places may be closed during heavy rains.
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              Waterfalls in India are a popular tourist attraction. These waterfalls are among the most beautiful in the world and hold a special place in people's hearts. These falls are a major tourist attraction. Plan a family vacation or group trip to these amazing waterfalls with your friends and enjoy it in its full glory. There are many waterfalls in India and almost every state has one. You have the option to see only the best or all of them.

                  Frequently asked questions and their answers:
                    1. Which is the highest waterfall in India?
                      Nohkalikai Falls, also known as the highest waterfall in India. The height of this waterfall is 340 meters, making it the highest waterfall in India. It is the tallest waterfall in India, a rare distinction. Meenmutti Falls at Wayanad is the next highest waterfall and is 300 meters high. Thalaiyar Falls, at a height of 297 meters, is the third highest waterfall. It has a rat tail design.
                          2. Big, Big and Big! India's waterfalls are among the best in the world. Which is bigger?
                              Jog Falls is the largest waterfall in India. Jog Falls in Karnataka is famous for many features. It is 253 meters high and falls spectacularly from this height. It is also the highest waterfall in India. It is one of the largest waterfalls in India, Suchipara Falls.