India’s Top 8 Highest Waterfalls To Explore After Monsoon

Experience India’s waterfalls at their majestic best, where lush landscapes and nature’s raw beauty are in full flow.

Sep 03, 2025, 04:00 PM
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Which is the Highest Waterfall in India?

Kunchikal Falls in the Western Ghats of Karnataka plunges from 1,493 feet, surrounded by teeming greenery and rugged terrain.

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And The 2nd Highest?

Barehipani Falls, located in Odisha, drop from a height of 1,309 feet in two stunning tiers, surrounded by dense forest and rich biodiversity.

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Jog Falls, Karnataka

Jog Falls, Karnataka, is a majestic plunge of the Sharavathi River, where four streams dance down 830 feet in a mystical symphony of rain and rock.

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Nohkalikai Falls, Meghalaya

Steeped in the haunting beauty of Khasi legends, Nohkalikai Falls, Meghalaya, drops 1115 feet in a free fall from grand cliffs into a jewel-toned pool.

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Dudhsagar Falls, Goa

Dudhsagar Falls in Goa cascades like a sea of milk from 1017 feet amidst lush forests, with a railway bridge adding a touch of cinematic charm.

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Kynrem Falls, Meghalaya

Tumbling in three graceful tiers from 1000 feet, this hidden gem in the hills of Cherrapunji is a serene spectacle framed by clouds and forested cliffs.

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Meenmutty Falls, Kerala

Meenmutty Falls, Kerala, thunders down 984 feet in three striking tiers, tucked in Wayanad's wilderness, and enchants only to echo with nature’s pulse.

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