When the monsoon rains come to India the dry rivers wake up again and create some of the best waterfalls you can see anywhere. The fresh rains make the waterfalls flow with full force and the green ...

India’s diverse geography has given it some of the world’s most spectacular waterfalls. From the forested valleys of Meghalaya to the rugged Western Ghats and the hidden heartlands of Chhattisgarh, ...

The calmness accompanied by a captivating experience while being enclosed in beauty is something we never get tired of. While living in the busy capital of India, one can always seek respite and ...

India boasts some of the world's most stunning waterfalls, including Jog Falls, Dudhsagar, Athirappilly, and Nohkalikai. These sites offer adventure, tranquility, and natural beauty, making them top ...

Located in eastern India, wedged between Bhutan and Bangladesh, Nohkalikai (aka “the fall of Ka Likai”) is the highest waterfall in the country, rising an estimated 1,110 feet, according to the World ...

Karnataka is India's waterfall capital. The state boasts over 500 waterfalls, a result of its geography and heavy monsoon rains. Iconic falls like Jog, Kunchikal, and Shivanasamudra offer stunning ...

India is home to several large waterfalls across the south and northeast. Here’s a quick rundown of seven notable sites and their ideal visiting months. India’s landscape is dotted with waterfalls ...

India's diverse landscapes host stunning waterfalls like Jog Falls (Karnataka), Nohkalikai (Meghalaya), Athirappilly (Kerala), Dudhsagar (Goa-Karnataka), Bhimlat (Rajasthan), and Soochipara (Kerala), ...