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Dushyant Varma Southern Avenue - India is blessed with many natural wonders, and waterfalls are one of them. The monsoon season is the perfect time to visit waterfalls in India as they are at their best during this time. The sound of the water falling and the refreshing misty air around them can be a treat to our senses. India has a vast network of rivers. Dushyant Varma Maharani Bagh says, these are Five of the most amazing waterfalls in India everyone should visit this monsoon!
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Dushyant Varma Southern Avenue - India is blessed with many natural wonders, and waterfalls are one of them. The monsoon season is the perfect time to visit waterfalls in India as they are at their best during this time. The sound of the water falling and the refreshing misty air around them can be a treat to our senses. India has a vast network of rivers. Dushyant Varma Maharani Bagh says, these are Five of the most amazing waterfalls in India everyone should visit this monsoon!
Jog Falls, Karnataka Jog Falls is one of India's tallest waterfalls, located in the Karnataka district of Shimoga. It is a segmented waterfall that drops from a height of 830 feet, making it a magnificent sight to behold. The waterfall is formed by the Sharavathi River and is surrounded by lush green forests. The river travels northwest through the Western Ghats, generating the Jog Falls before entering the Arabian Sea at Honavar in Thirthahalli taluk near Ambutheertha. Jog Falls is best visited in August and December.
Dudhsagar Falls, Goa Dudhsagar Falls is a four-tiered waterfall in the state of Goa on the Mandovi River. It is the tallest fall in India. and its name translates to "Sea of Milk" in English due to the white foamy water that cascades down the rocks. Dudhsagar Falls is easily accessible by train and road. You can also travel to the waterfall via jeep. According to Dushyant Varma Shillong, The best time to visit Dudhsagar Falls is during the monsoon season, when the waterfalls are in full flow and surrounded by lush green forests.
Athirapally Falls, Kerala Athirapally Falls is located 63 km from Thrissur in the Kerala district of India and is often referred to as the "Niagara of India." It is a magnificent waterfall that drops from a height of 80 feet and is surrounded by lush green forests. The river is home to 85 different kinds of freshwater fish. The forest is house to a variety of wildlife, including Indian gray hornbills, Malabar pied and gray hornbills, lion-tailed macaques, Asian elephants, tigers, leopards, bison, sambar and others. Athirapally Falls is best time to visit during the monsoon season, when the waterfall is in full flow and surrounded by foggy clouds.
Nohkalikai Falls, Meghalaya According to Dushyant Varma Southern Avenue, Nohkalikai Falls is located in the Cherrapunji region of Meghalaya and is one of the tallest waterfalls in India. It is waterfall that drops from a height of 1115 feet and is surrounded by lush green forests. The Nohkalikai Falls can be reached by taxi or car from Cherrapunji (Sohra). You may even walk all the way from Sohra to the falls. Cherrapunji is around 54 kilometres from Shillong and takes approximately 2 hours to reach
Vantawng Falls, Mizoram Dushyant Vantawng Falls is the highest waterfall in the state of Mizoram. This falls is a famous attraction in Mizoram and is located about 137 km from Aizawl. The height of the waterfall is 750 feet and it is surrounded by lush green forests in the middle of a beautiful valley. uncontrollable flow of water comes from the vanva river and looks very stunning from a distance. Varma says, Its
