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33 Highest Waterfalls in India

A large country in Southern Asia, India stands out for its unique and diverse natural beauty. This has made tourism to be one of the biggest contributors to the national economy of the country. Here multiple states boasts of picturesque rivers, hills and waterfalls drizzling down the mountains making these locations breathtaking and worth checking out for nature lovers.

Planning a trip to India? Find out the best waterfalls in India from this article to plan your trip!

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List of Highest Waterfalls in India

The hills and waterfalls here can bless your eyes. Here is a list of waterfalls that you must check out when you are on a tour to India:

1. Kunchikal Falls, Karnataka

Located in Shimoga, Karnataka, Kunchikal is the highest waterfall in India. Varahi River forms this waterfall, which beautifully cascades down through rocky boulders. The water flow to this fall has unfortunately reduced with the construction of the Mani Dam near Masthikatte. However, it continues to be a stunning site to visit.

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Height of Waterfall: 1493 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM
How to Reach: The nearest airport is in Mangalore, and the nearest railway station is in Udupi. You can take buses or cabs to Kunchikal from here.
Best Time to Visit: July to September
Things to Do: Enjoy the beauty of the waterfall, take photographs, watch out for the birds and wildlife in the surrounding, go trekking or swimming
Ideal Trip Duration: 3-4 hours

2. Barehipani Falls, Odisha

It is a stunning two-tiered waterfall located in the Mayurbhanj district of Odisha. Originating from the Meghasuni Mountain of the Eastern Ghats, this waterfall is situated on the Budhabalanga River. It is inside the Simlipal National Park, which makes the surroundings ideal for a trip in raw nature.

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Height of Waterfall: 1309 ft.
Entry Fee:
Indian and foreign adults: ₹100
- Group of 10 or more: ₹50 per person
- Students: ₹30
- Timing: 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM
How to Reach: Arrive at Biju Patnaik International Airport or Simlipal Railway Station. Then, take a bus or vehicle to this park.
Best Time to Visit: October to February
Things to Do: Explore the park, observe the beauty of the waterfall, take photographs, enjoy the serene environment
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

3. Nohkalikai Falls, Meghalaya

One of the biggest waterfalls in India, Nohkalikai is located near Cherapunji, one of the moistest places in the world. The rainwater collected on the plateau feeds this waterfall. The cascading of this waterfall creates a thunderous sound, with a serene environment and astonishing landscape. The fog created at the bottom of this waterfall is a unique site in winter.

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Height of Waterfall: 1115 ft.
Entry Fee: ₹20 per person
Timing: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
How to Reach: Borjhar Airport and Guwahati station are nearest to this waterfall. You can get public transport from here.
Best Time to Visit: October to December and March to May
Things to Do: Observe the waterfall, explore the landscape, enjoy the serene lush greenery
Ideal Trip Duration: 1-2 hours

4. Nohsngithiang Falls, Meghalaya

Also known as Mawsmai Falls or the Seven Sisters Waterfalls, Nohsngithiang is a breathtaking seven-segmented waterfall located in the East Khasi Hills district. The stunning limestone cliffs of the Khasi Hills are a sight to look out for, especially in the rainy season. Besides the tall waterfall, the surrounding environment and landscape are also something that mesmerises the visitors.

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Height of Waterfall: 1033 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
How to Reach: Both Guwahati Airport and Guwahati Railway Station are near this waterfall. From here, you can find buses or cabs to this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: June to September
Things to Do: Explore the hills and surroundings, enjoy the natural beauty, go for photography
Ideal Trip Duration: 1-2 hours

5. Dudhsagar Falls, Goa

The name Dudhsagar comes under the list of the largest waterfalls in India. Only 60 km away from Panaji, Goa, it falls into the Mandovi River, which later meets the Arabian Sea. As it is located in the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary and Mollem National Park, the surrounding deciduous forest and rich biodiversity also make it a top tourist attraction.

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Height of Waterfall: 1017 ft.
Entry Fee: ₹20 per person (extra charges for jeep safari)
Timing: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
How to Reach: Reach Dabolim Airport or Collem station first. Then, take a bus or rent a vehicle to this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: November to December
Things to Do: Explore the deciduous forest, capture photographs of the biodiversity, go trekking, consider a jeep safari
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

6. Kynrem Falls, Meghalaya

Located only 12 km from Cherapunji, Kynrem is the 7th highest waterfall in India. The water spreads out in two different streams or rivulets. They gain momentum slowly while merging while flowing down the third tier. It usually dries up during summer, but in monsoon, you can see parallel streams flowing.

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Height of Waterfall: 1001 ft.
Entry Fee: ₹10 per person
Timing: 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM
How to Reach: You need to travel to Borjhar Airport or Guwahati Railway Station to find public transport to this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: June to September
Things to Do: Explore Thangkharang Park, observe the waterfall, go swimming,
Ideal Trip Duration: 1-2 hours

7. Thalaiyar Falls, Tamil Nadu

Also known as Rat Tail Falls, Thalaiyar flows as the Manjalar River. This name comes from thin concrete walls formed at the edge of either side of the waterfall to give the water a shape of a rat tail. You can walk along the walls and observe the waterfall from the centre.

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Height of Waterfall: 975 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
How to Reach: Travel to Kodaikanal bus stand from Madurai Airport. Here, you will find buses or cabs to this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: October to March
Things to Do: Go hiking in the foothills, boat in Kodaikanal Lake, visit Guna Caves, have a picnic
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

8. Vajrai Falls, Maharashtra

Located about 27 km from the city of Satara, this waterfall is situated on the Umodi River. Surrounded by the stunning Sahyadri Hills, this waterfall is a blessing for the eyes of nature lovers. It is currently the second-highest plunge waterfall in India, following the Nohkalikai Falls of Meghalaya.

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Height of Waterfall: 853 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
How to Reach: From Pune Airport, travel to the nearby towns like Yerane, Tethli and Bamnoli. You can get buses from these places to this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: June to October
Things to Do: Go trekking, admire the waterfall, click pictures, enjoy the natural beauty amidst hills and the river
Ideal Trip Duration: 1-2 hours

9. Barkana Falls, Karnataka

Located in Shimoga district, Barkana again falls under the list of top waterfalls in India. It is filled only during the rainy season, which means it can be dry during summer. Seetha River forms this waterfall. The surrounding deep lush forest makes it even more appealing to the eyes of nature lovers.

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Height of Waterfall: 850 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: No specific timing
How to Reach: Reach Mangalore Airport or Udupi station. From there, you can find public transport or rent private vehicles to this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: June to September
Things to Do: Trek along the hills, explore the diverse flora and fauna, take photographs
Ideal Trip Duration: 1-2 hours

10. Jog Falls, Karnataka

Located on the Sharavati River in Shimoga, Jog Falls is the third-highest plunge waterfall in India. It is a segmented waterfall, which becomes plunge mainly in the rainy season. The river flows across a rocky bed, and the water then falls in four distinct falls, namely Raja, Rani, Roarer and Rocket.

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Height of Waterfall: 830 ft.
Entry Fee: ₹10-₹15 per head
Timing: 7:30 AM to 9:30 PM
How to Reach: From Hubli Airport, you will find buses, cabs and rental vehicles to reach this place.
Best Time to Visit: November to February
Things to Do: Go trekking, admire the environment, click photographs, and enjoy stunning views of the Agumbe Hills
Ideal Trip Duration: 3-4 hours

11. Khandadhar Falls, Odisha

Located in Nandapani, Khandadhar is the second-highest waterfall in Odisha. The name comes from the term "khanda”, meaning a sword, as the waterfall resembles the shape of a sword. The surrounding Khandadhar Hills comprise lush greenery and stunning sunset views. The Kalinga Commercial Corporation Limited conducts mining activities here.

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Height of Waterfall: 801 ft.
Entry Fee: ₹15-₹20 per person
Timing: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
How to Reach: First, travel to Bhubaneswar Airport or Kendujhargarh Railway Station. Then, take a bus or cab to this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: October to February
Things to Do: Trek up the terrain, observe the waterfall, go nature camping, enjoy picnics and photography
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

12. Vantawng Falls, Mizoram

Currently the highest uninterrupted waterfall of Mizoram, Vantawng stands out for its natural beauty. The waterfall is located over the Thenzawl River and gets its name from a famous swimmer Vantawnga. The forested hillsides add to the natural beauty of this area.

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Height of Waterfall: 750 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM
How to Reach: From Lengpui Airport, travel to Aizwal City. From here, you can easily find cabs or buses to this location.
Best Time to Visit: September to January
Things to Do: Explore the thick forest, go trekking in the terrain, visit local sights like Chhingpui Thlang
Ideal Trip Duration: 3-4 hours

13. Kune Falls, Maharashtra

The 14th-highest waterfall in India, Kune Falls is located within the LonavalaKhandala valley. It is a stunning three-tiered waterfall, the highest drop being 100 m high. Lush green surroundings make this place even more appealing. However, it is important to note that visitor entry is restricted in this area.

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Height of Waterfall: 660 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
How to Reach: Reach Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport or Khandala station. Then, take a bus or cab to this place.
Best Time to Visit: June to September
Things to Do: Observe the waterfall, enjoy the natural greenery, take photographs, go on picnics
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

14. Soochipara Falls, Kerala

Sentinel Rock Waterfalls, Soochipara is undoubtedly one of the best waterfalls in India. It is a beautiful three-tiered waterfall cascading down rocky slopes. The surrounding green deciduous forests increase their natural beauty even further. The cliff face around this waterfall is used for rock climbing. The flow is comparatively less during the summer months.

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Height of Waterfall: 656 ft.
Entry Fee: ₹80 per person
Timing: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
How to Reach: From Calicut International Airport, travel to Wayanad or Meppadi. From here, you can take buses or rent vehicles to reach this place.
Best Time to Visit: September to March
Things to Do: Admire the stunning sunset views, enjoy the lush green forests, capture photographs, go trekking
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

15. Magod Falls, Karnataka

Situated on the Bedti River, Magod is a collection of a group of waterfalls. The convenient location in the district of Uttara Kannada makes it easily accessible to its visitors. Set in a lush and wild landscape among the Western Ghats, Magod stands out for its scenic beauty. The hiking trails and walkways up the hills give away a more impressive profile view of this waterfall.

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Height of Waterfall: 650 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
How to Reach: Travel to Hubli or Dabolim Airport first. Then, take a bus or cab to this waterfall from there.
Best Time to Visit: July to December
Things to Do: Plan a picnic, explore the nature and landscapes, take a stroll down the walkway, admire the waterfall
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

16. Bahuti Falls, Madhya Pradesh

Situated on the Nihai River, this is another addition to the list of the highest waterfalls in India. It cascades down the edge of the Valley of Mauganj to join the Belan River. Additionally, the area is rich in diverse flora and fauna. You can catch a glimpse of some rare species of Nilgai, Hyena, Bengal Monster Lizard, Jackal, Indian Roller Bird and much more.

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Height of Waterfall: 650 ft.
Entry Fee: NA
Timing: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
How to Reach: You can find public transport or rent vehicles from Khajuraho that will bring you to this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: August to January
Things to Do: Explore the flora and fauna, visit the nearby Rewa Fort, indulge in photography
Ideal Trip Duration: 3-4 hours

17. Joranda Falls, Odisha

Located in the core area of Simlipal National Park, Joranda is currently the 19th-highest waterfall in India. From a lofty cliff, the water plunges in a single drop, which is a breathtaking sight to see, especially in monsoon. The tranquil natural beauty combined with the sound of the waterfall cascading down the hills makes it a popular tourist attraction.

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Height of Waterfall: 594 ft.
Entry Fee:
- Indian adults: ₹40
- Indian students: ₹20
- Foreigners: ₹1000
Timing: 6:00 AM to 12:00 PM
How to Reach: After reaching Biju Patnaik International Airport or Balasore station, take a bus or rent a vehicle to reach here.
Best Time to Visit: October to June
Things to Do: Relax in the serene environment, plan a picnic, click photographs
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

18. Hebbe Falls, Karnataka

Located inside a coffee estate, Hebbe is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in India. The Kemmangundi hills and dense forests in the surroundings further add to the beauty of this waterfall. The sound of the falls gushing down the rocky slopes and a mild gust of coffee makes this place stand out to visitors.

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Height of Waterfall: 551 ft.
Entry Fee: Free (additional charge for jeep safari)
Timing: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
How to Reach: Reach Chikmagalur Bus Stand from Mangaluru International Airport and take a bus or cab to reach this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: August to January
Things to Do: Explore the coffee estate, admire the hills and forests, observe the beauty of the waterfall, go trekking
Ideal Trip Duration: 1-2 hours

19. Duduma Falls, Odisha

Formed by the Machkund River, this horsetail-type waterfall cascades down the rugged rocks of the Eastern Ghats. With dark green deciduous forests in the surrounding, it is one of the most underrated tourist destinations in Odisha.

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Height of Waterfall: 515 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: No fixed timing
How to Reach: First, reach Jeypore Airport or Jeypore station. Then, rent a vehicle or get public transport to reach this destination.
Best Time to Visit: June to December
Things to Do: Explore the natural beauty, visit the powerhouse, observe the waterfall, click photographs
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

20. Lodh Falls, Jharkhand

The highest waterfall in Jharkhand, Lodh is located within the Palamau Tiger Reserve. The thundering sound of this waterfall is audible even from 10 km away. Breaks in slopes caused by rejuvenation in the river have resulted in the creation of this waterfall. The dense woods of the Chota Nagpur Plateau in the surroundings contribute to the beauty of this area.

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Height of Waterfall: 515 ft.
Entry Fee: ₹10 per person
Timing: 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM
How to Reach: You can easily find buses and cabs to this waterfall from BirsaMunda Airport or Chhipadoharstation.
Best Time to Visit: June to September
Things to Do: Enjoy the lush greenery and natural beauty, click photographs, go trekking in the hills
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

21. Bishop Falls, Meghalaya

It is a high three-tiered waterfall, also referred to as the twin brother of the Beadon Falls, as both cascade down to the same gorge. However, Bishop stands out among the tourists for having more vigour. Huge rocky formations and dense forests in the surroundings further enhance its natural beauty, blessing the eyes of the visitors.

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Height of Waterfall: 443 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
How to Reach: Come to Shillong airport or bus station. From here, you can find ample buses and other transport options to this place.
Best Time to Visit: June to September
Things to Do: Go trekking or rock climbing, explore the surrounding forests, click pictures, go for a swim
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

22. Chachai Falls, Madhya Pradesh

Located in Rewa, Chachai is ranked 23rd among the highest waterfalls in India. It is situated on the Beedhad River and is another example of a nick point. The waterfall is located right at the edge of the beautiful Chitrakoot Hills, which are a part of the Kaimur Range. The vertical waterfall is a magical site to witness, particularly in the monsoon season.

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Height of Waterfall: 430 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: Open all-day
How to Reach: First, travel to Khajuraho Airport or Rewa station. Then, take a bus or cab to this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: June to September
Things to Do: Witness the waterfall, go trekking, admire the forests and the hills, plan a picnic
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

23. Keoti Falls, Madhya Pradesh

It is another popular waterfall located in the Rewa Plateau. While it is a simple segmented type waterfall, its beauty is still unmatchable in the eyes of nature lovers. It is situated at the edge of the Chitrakoot Hills, falling in the Mahana River. The area is perfect for admiring stunning sunset views and lush greenery.

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Height of Waterfall: 430 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: Open all-day
How to Reach: First, travel to Khajuraho Airport or Rewa station. Then, take a bus or cab to this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: June to September
Things to Do: Go trekking or rock climbing, admire the views, witness the surrounding greenery, click photographs
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

24. Kalhatti Falls, Tamil Nadu

Also known as Bird Watcher's Falls, Kalhatti is one of the top waterfalls in India located in Ooty. The water cascades down rocky slopes from the Sigur Plateau. Apart from the waterfall, visitors can also witness various species of birds and animals like deer, bison and bears in this location. The surrounding area gives a serene environment away from the bustles of the city.

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Height of Waterfall: 400 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
How to Reach: Visit Mangaluru Airport or Birur junction first. Then, take buses or cabs to reach this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: July to September
Things to Do: Go trekking, witness the waterfall, observe and capture photographs of wildlife, explore the surrounding hills
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

25. Keppa Falls (Unchalli Falls), Karnataka

Also known as Lushington Falls, this is a popular waterfall that drops into the River Aghanashini from a high position. It is known as Kappa Jaga because of the thunderous noise the water makes while falling. There are forest resorts for visitors who intend to stay the night. There are three observation points for the visitors that provide excellent views of the waterfall.

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Height of Waterfall: 381 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
How to Reach: Travel to Hubbali Airport first. Then, take a bus or rent a vehicle to reach this place.
Best Time to Visit: July to September
Things to Do: Go trekking or swimming, admire the views of the waterfall, capture photographs
Ideal Trip Duration: 3-4 hours

26. Koosalli Falls, Karnataka

Located near Koosalli village in Byndoortaluk, Koosalli is a beautiful waterfall you must check out when visiting Udupi. Visitors are gifted with the unique sight of six different waterfalls cascading down sloppy hills. However, its actual beauty comes out mainly in monsoon. The deep, rocky forest in the surrounding further adds to its natural appeal.

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Height of Waterfall: 381 ft.
Entry Fee: ₹25 per person
Timing: Open all-day
How to Reach: Travel to Mangalore International Airport or Kundapur Station first. Then, you can rent vehicles or find public transport to this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: November to December
Things to Do: Explore the forest, go camping, plan trekking or picnics, go swimming, take strolls along the waterfall
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

27. Dabbe Falls, Karnataka

Often considered a hidden gem of Karnataka, Dabbe Falls is another beautiful sight to see for nature lovers. People visiting the Sharavati Valley Wildlife Sanctuary can trek to this waterfall, as it takes only about 4 hours to do so.

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Height of Waterfall: 360 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
How to Reach: First, reach Hubballi Airport or Talaguppa Railway Station. Then, take buses or cabs to reach this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: October to January
Things to Do: Go trekking, explore the forests and mountains, plan a day at the sanctuary, admire the waterfall
Ideal Trip Duration: 3-4 hours

28. Pandavgad Falls, Maharashtra

Located near Kharghar, Pandavgad is another addition to the list of the biggest waterfall in India. It is a beautiful plunge waterfall cascading with a deafening sound down to a rocky surface. The waterfall gains its name from the Indian mythological characters, collectively named Pandavas, as the story says they visited this place.

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Height of Waterfall: 351 ft.
Entry Fee: ₹50 per person
Timing: 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
How to Reach: Visit Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. From here, you can get buses or cabs from this area.
Best Time to Visit: January to March
Things to Do: Explore the greenery, witness the waterfall, click photographs, visit the nearby attractions
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

29. Rajat Prapat, Madhya Pradesh

It is another popular name among the highest waterfalls in India, only a 10-minute walk over the rocks and boulders from Apsara Vihar. This horsetail-shaped waterfall appeals to visitors through its natural beauty. It shines like silver when sunlight falls on its water, which is a unique sight to witness. This is where it gets the name "Rajat”, which means silver.

More Details:

Height of Waterfall: 351 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
How to Reach: Come to Jabalpur airport, from where you can get buses or cabs to travel to this waterfall.
Best Time to Visit: October to May
Things to Do: Explore the surroundings, go swimming, consider river rafting, plan a picnic, trek along the hills
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

30. Hundru Falls, Jharkhand

This waterfall is probably one of the most popular tourist destinations in Ranchi. It falls from an impressive height on the famous Subarnarekha River, with rocks falling constantly due to erosion, adding to the appeal of the waterfall. The rainy season is the best time to witness and admire the waterfall, as the flow usually lowers in the summer months.

More Details:

Height of Waterfall: 322 ft.
Entry Fee: ₹10 per person
Timing: Open all-day
How to Reach: Arrive at Birsa Munda Airport or Ranchi Railway Station, from where you can get public transport to this location.
Best Time to Visit: June to September
Things to Do: Witness the waterfall, explore the Ranchi Hills, plan a picnic, and visit the local attractions like Rock Garden or Jagannath Temple
Ideal Trip Duration: 3-4 hours

31. Lower Ghaghri Falls, Jharkhand

Located near Netarhat, it is the 33rd-highest waterfall in India. Situated on the Ghaghri River, this waterfall is known for its mesmerising beauty. The forest surrounding this waterfall is extremely dense, evident from the darkness even during the day, as trees make it difficult for sunrays to pierce through. The sound of the falling water adds to its appeal to the visitors.

More Details:

Height of Waterfall: 322 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: 9.00 AM to 3:00 PM
How to Reach: Arrive at the Birsa Munda International Airport, and look for buses or cabs that travel to this location.
Best Time to Visit: June to September
Things to Do: Witness the waterfall, explore the surrounding forest, visit the Betla National Park or Betla Fort
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

32. Sweet Falls, Meghalaya

Located only 5 km from the Happy Valley in Shillong, Sweet Falls is one of the most popular tourist attractions. While its natural beauty appeals to all, it is also known for being one of the most dangerous waterfalls. Tourists are not permitted to get close to this waterfall and have to witness it from a distance.

More Details:

Height of Waterfall: 315 ft.
Entry Fee: Free (₹70 for entering with vehicles)
Timing: Open all-day
How to Reach: Arrive at Umroi Airport Shillong, and take buses or cabs through Hopkinson Road to reach this place.
Best Time to Visit: June to September
Things to Do: Witness the waterfall, click photographs, plan a picnic, explore the nearby attractions
Ideal Trip Duration: 1-2 hours

33. Gatha Falls, Madhya Pradesh

Another stunning waterfall in India, Gatha Falls is located near Panna off the NH 39. With the Vindhyachal Ranges in the background, this waterfall comes to its majestic self, particularly during the monsoon months. The authorities close it down after the evening hours keeping the safety issues of the visitors in mind.

More Details:

Height of Waterfall: 299 ft.
Entry Fee: Free
Timing: NA
How to Reach: Visit Khajuraho station or airport. Then, you can take buses or rent vehicles to reach this place.
Best Time to Visit: June to October
Things to Do: Witness the waterfall and the surrounding hills, explore local attractions like Ward's Lake and Speciality Museums
Ideal Trip Duration: 2-3 hours

FAQs About Waterfalls in India

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Which is the best waterfall in India?

Kunchikal Falls in Shimoga, Karnataka, is considered the best waterfall in India. With a height of 1493 feet, this waterfall stands out for its overall appearance.

Which city is known as the ‘City of Waterfalls’ in India?

Ranchi in Jharkhand is popularly known as the ‘City of Waterfalls’ in India. It is surrounded by multiple hills and stunning waterfalls, which makes it a popular tourist destination.

Which is the best time to travel to waterfalls in India?

Monsoon months, between June and September, are considered the best months to visit waterfalls in India. These waterfalls stay in their best shape and appearance during this time.

Is it safe to go swimming in the waterfalls of India?

It is advisable to avoid swimming in the waterfalls during the monsoon season when these waterfalls are at their mighty volume. Water falls aggressively, and rocks also commonly fall in the river due to erosion. If you wish to go swimming, choose the summer months when the waterfalls are less aggressive.