Adventure
Written by
Aquib Nawab
Reviewed by
Shwetha Vasan
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This 168-meter-tall waterfall is surrounded by lush green forests. Take a 6 km trek through the coffee plantations to reach here; it is also a popular spot for birdwatching.
This waterfall comes alive during the monsoon season and is a popular spot for hiking and picnic. Waterfall has a height of 122 meters, creating a misty atmosphere that is perfect for relaxation.
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Located in the dense forests, Jhari Waterfalls is a lesser-known gem that is waiting to be explored. Take a 4 km trek through the forest to reach this stunning waterfall.
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During the monsoon, Shankar Waterfall in Dharampur, Valsad district, comes alive with the rainfall, transforming into a breathtaking sight to behold.
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Kadambi Falls in Kudremukh National Park, Chikmagalur, is a pretty spot with lots of greenery around. Kudremukh is also known for its minerals and great hiking trails.
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Also situated in the Kudremukh National Park, this Falls is a 22-meter-tall waterfall that is surrounded by lush green forests. Take a 2 km trek through the park to reach this breathtaking waterfall.
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Sirimane Falls is a breathtaking tourist destination that offers a stunning view and is easily accessible from Bangalore and Chikmangalur. This fall feeds the surrounding coffee estates and paddy fields, making it an ideal day-trip destination.
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Unchalli Falls, also known as Lushington Falls, is a breathtaking 116-meter waterfall in Uttara Kannada district. Best visited post-monsoon, it offers stunning views from a viewing deck or up close via a hike.
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Ukkada Waterfall, located in the Muthodi forest range, is a mesmerizing sight surrounded by private coffee plantations, perfect for adventurous trekking and spotting samba deers.
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