7 best waterfalls to visit during monsoon in India
7 best waterfalls to visit during monsoon in India
Monsoon has already arrived in India. And there are several places you can visit during monsoon, one of them being destinations with waterfalls. There are different places in India that have some of the best waterfalls. Here are some of the best waterfalls to visit during monsoon.
7 best waterfalls to visit during monsoon in India
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Dudhsagar Falls, Goa: Located on the Mandovi River, Dudhsagar Falls is one of India’s tallest waterfalls, plunging from a height of over 300 meters. During the monsoon, the falls swell dramatically, resembling a cascade of milk — hence the name “Dudhsagar” (Sea of Milk). It’s especially breathtaking with lush greenery and misty surroundings.
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Chitrakote Falls, Chhattisgarh: Often compared to Niagara Falls, Chitrakote Falls on the Indravati River is at its mightiest during the monsoon. The horseshoe-shaped falls swell dramatically and give a powerful visual amidst forested surroundings.
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Athirappilly Falls, Kerala: Often called the "Niagara of India", Athirappilly Falls is located in Thrissur district. It’s Kerala’s largest waterfall and becomes especially powerful during the rainy season. Surrounded by rainforests, the area is a biodiversity hotspot, perfect for nature lovers.
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Bhagsu Waterfall, Himachal Pradesh: Located near McLeod Ganj, Bhagsu Falls can be a scenic monsoon retreat. Though not among the tallest, the falls are surrounded by lush valleys and Tibetan monasteries, making it a perfect mix of nature and culture during the rainy season.
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Hogenakkal Falls, Tamil Nadu: Known as the “Niagara of South India,” Hogenakkal Falls becomes ferocious and scenic during monsoon. Located on the Kaveri River, the water cascades over carbonated rocks, and coracle rides add to the adventure.
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Kune Falls, Maharashtra: Situated in Lonavala-Khandala valley, Kune Falls is a three-tiered waterfall perfect for a monsoon getaway from Mumbai or Pune. The Western Ghats and cool drizzles amplify its beauty during the rains.
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Nohkalikai Falls, Meghalaya: Nestled in Cherrapunji — one of the wettest places on earth — Nohkalikai Falls is India’s tallest plunge waterfall. The monsoon rains intensify its flow, making it a thunderous and mesmerising sight as it plunges into a blue-green pool.
