Top 5 Most Beautiful Waterfalls in India to Visit in 2026

India’s waterfalls are natural wonders with different level of attraction towards the peace of nature, waterfalls are the one of beautiful parts of nature. Where nature shows its beauty in height, greenery, the sound of water flow, trees surrounded by birds. All over it is the place where only the surroundings of natural things are felt.

TOP FIVE WATERFALLS IN INDIA

1) Dudhsagar

Dudhsagar is one of the highest falls of India which consists of four waterfalls on the Mahadayi river. It is also named “milky-sea”, meaning of its name, because it has white, Milky form of water. It covers an area of about 310 meters. The best time to visit Dudhsagar fall is in October to March, to avoid cooler temperatures and enjoy the greenery with the waterfall peacefully.

1)    Location for Dudhsagar Falls:- on the border of Goa and Karnataka, near the village of Sonalium.
2)    How to reach Dudhsagar waterfall: - The General public can access through the base of the waterfall, often via Trek. By taking the ride towards the Dudhsagar waterfall path, you can reach early.
3)    Suggestion for having a comfortable visit at Dudhsagar waterfall: -

•    Arrive early in the morning. To have much more time for enjoyment.
•    To avoid the crowd and enjoy the best water flow.
•    Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes.
•    Bring swimmer and insect repellent.
•    Be prepared for potentially rough terrain.

2) Kunchikal Falls

Kunchikal Falls is the tallest waterfall located in Shimoga, a district of Karnataka. It has a height of 455 meters. Due to the presence of the Varahi Hydroelectric project, the water flow is reduced, and the best time to capture the beautiful views during the monsoon season (July -July-September) is the best time of the monsoon and for the enjoyment of the Kunchikal waterfall.

•    During the rainy season, the enormous flow of water splits the streams, which feels a better way to enjoy the waterfall.
•    Due to hydroelectric project work, the area is restricted.
•    It is best to reach Kunchikal Falls by bus or car.

3) Chitrakoot Falls

Chitrakoot Falls is the Broadest waterfall in India, 38 km from Jagdalpur in the Bastar district of Chhattisgarh. It is also famous for horse horseshoe shape and is also called the “NIGARA of INDIA”. The best time to visit Chitrakoot is between July and October when the water flow is at its peak.

1)    What to expect: -
•    Natural beauty: -The area is known for its own journey of beautiful waterfalls with greenery surrounding of nature.
•    Accessibility: - It is accessible at the entrance and the parking lot.

2)    How to plan for visiting Chitrakoot waterfall: -
•    Have sufficient time to visit and for full enjoyment of trip.
•    Make the plan with family friends or with the group to enjoy with them fullest.

4) Jog Falls, Karnataka

Jog Falls, Karnataka, is one of the highest plunge waterfalls of India, which is formed by the Saravathi River, during the monsoon season, it is surrounded by an evergreen forest, which is one of most beautiful view near Jog Falls Karnataka.  It has Beautiful scenic viewpoints with greenery and the surrounding water valley of surrounding.

1)  Activities to do in Jog Falls:-
•    To capture the memories of the beautiful viewpoint of water is indeed. The Photography point of view is there to click pictures
•    Trekking: - a 1,400-step trail leads down to the base of falls for a closer look
•    Water sports: - activities like swimming, surfing, enjoying the peace sound of waves.
•    Nearby attractions: - places like Honnemaradu and Keladi are located for visiting

2)  Visitor information: -

• The best time to visit Jog Falls is in between   October to December.
•    Reaching by train helps to maintain the time duration

5) The seven sisters’ waterfall:- 

The seven sisters’ waterfall is known for its seven segments and height of 315 metres. This proves that it is India’s highest waterfall. The term “ seven sisters’ waterfall “ refers to two different waterfalls in India: the Nohsngithiang falls in Meghalaya, and the waterfall near Gangtok, Sikkim.

1)  Location for the seven sisters waterfall: it is situated near Mawsami village in the East Khasi Hills district.
2)  Best time to visit -  the season of monsoon season is the best time to visit waterfalls in their full glory.
3)  Accommodations -  several hotels and resorts, Sohra Plaza, are available for tourists staying in the area.

•    Before you go, have some tips for enjoyment at Seven Sisters’ waterfall:-
Check the weather and make a plan for visiting.
Bring snacks and energetic drinks to have the fullest enjoyment.
Take the camera to capture the memories.

Waterfalls in India are not only for breathtaking places, but also provide enjoyment, adventures of beauty, and diversity of India’s landscape are showcased by waterfalls. Tourists are attracted, livelihoods of the near ones are supported.