Jog falls is a awesome place for Nature lovers, full of greenery and peace. Best period to visit Jog falls is August-December. We visited jog falls in September, the view was awesome. The best water falls which I saw. During the visit, we stayed in Sanjeevini homestay, Those who are planning to visit Jog falls […]

I am Suresh Patil. I am a law student. I and my 7 friends had visited the falls. We are all from Dharwad. We had gone there by bike. We had reached the falls about at 2o clock. When we reached there, many tourists are there and enjoying. We got tickets and gone there. What […]

I’ve just gone through your web page and blog. You did a wonderful job! Of course waterfalls are the most charming thing on earth for me also. I have visited Unchalli falls since I was a child. Still whenever possible, I visit Unchalli falls. I have visited about 30 waterfalls of Western Ghats of India. […]

Unchalli Falls (Lushington Falls) was perhaps one of India’s most spectacular waterfalls…we were certainly impressed with the waterfall’s practically unchecked flow, its rather unusual shape…

Jog Falls is perhaps India’s most famous waterfall. It could’ve easily been the most spectacular waterfall in all of Asia as the massive Sharavathi River spills some 253m in almost total freefall…

Sathodi Falls (pronounced “sat-HO-dee”; I’ve also seen it spelled Sattodi Falls) is a classically shaped rectangular 15m tall waterfall in the Kallaramarane Ghat near the town of Yellapur…

Magod Falls (pronounced “mah-GOHD”) was a relatively unknown waterfall (said to be 650ft). At least that was the impression we got considering all the signage to get here was completely in Hindi…