Karnataka's Water Wonders: 8 Must-Visit Majestic Waterfalls

Shivanasamudra Falls, which are divided into the two divisions Gaganachukki and Bharachukki, are both aesthetically pleasing and useful. Set amid lush foliage, they house one of Asia's oldest hydroelectric power facilities.

 

Jog Falls, one of the tallest waterfalls in India, descends 830 feet. Its spectacular beauty draws tourists who are awestruck by its strength and tranquility, particularly during the monsoon.

 

Abbey Falls, which is tucked away among the coffee farms of Coorg, offers breathtaking views and tranquil water sounds. You can reach this gorgeous, rejuvenating location with a short hike.

 

Gokak Falls is shaped like a horseshoe, and it has a strong plunge, much like Niagara Falls. The 170-foot drop through cliffs of red sandstone produces an enchanting scene.

 

Sathodi Falls, hidden in the Uttara Kannada region, is breathtakingly beautiful. Its 50-foot drop into a crystal pool, surrounded by thick trees, is an adventurer's dream come true.

 

Iruppu Falls, which is close to the Brahmagiri highlands, is revered in addition to being stunning. In addition to appreciating its serene, natural atmosphere, pilgrims come for its spiritual significance.

 

Hogenakkal, which is bordered by Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, is known for its smoke-like, milky white water. Boat trips add to the experience. It is known to have healing effects.