Waterfalls in Karnataka
The Western Ghats gift Karnataka with over 50 stunning waterfalls. Jog Falls, India's second-highest plunge waterfall, leads the spectacle, while hidden gems like Sathodi, Unchalli, and Magod Falls reward adventurous travelers with pristine natural beauty.
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Jog Falls
India’s second-highest plunge waterfall, where the Sharavathi River leaps into a roaring misty abyss.
Abbey Falls
A misty waterfall tucked amid coffee estates and spice gardens of Coorg.
Hebbe Falls
A hidden two-tiered waterfall in Kemmangundi, surrounded by coffee plantations and misty hills.
Shivanasamudra Falls
Twin cascades of the River Cauvery, splitting into Gaganachukki and Bharachukki falls — a sight of thunderous grace.
Unchalli Falls
A wild cascade of the Aghanashini River plunging through dense forests, often called the Keppa Joga or ‘the deafening falls’.
Magod Falls
Twin cascades of the Bedti River plunging into a deep rocky gorge, surrounded by thick evergreen forests.
Sathodi Falls
A serene rectangular waterfall amidst bamboo groves and rocky cliffs, often called the ‘mini Niagara of Karnataka’.
Barkana Falls
One of the highest waterfalls in India, cascading from 850 feet amidst the rainforest of Agumbe.
Kalhatti Falls
A sacred cascade flowing over the Veerabhadra Temple, blending nature’s beauty with spiritual calm.
Gokak Falls
A majestic horseshoe-shaped waterfall on the Ghataprabha River, with a hanging bridge and colonial charm.