Category: WEST INDIA

Madhya Pradesh is home to some of India’s most dramatic waterfalls. From the highest waterfall in mp, Bahuti Falls at 198 meters in Rewa, to the granite canyon cascades near Khajuraho, this state delivers experiences that serious waterfall chasers have been quietly chasing for years. The best time to visit is July to October, when […]

Kochi has zero natural waterfalls inside the city, but within 1 to 3 hours of driving, you can reach some of the most stunning waterfalls in all of Kerala. Most travelers searching for waterfalls in Kochi never find the hidden ones because every blog covers the same two spots. This guide is different. We have […]

Waterfalls Near Belgaum at a Glance The best waterfalls near Belgaum are Gokak Falls, Godachinamalki Falls, Sundi Waterfalls, Kitwad Waterfalls, and Vajrapoha Falls. Visit between July and October for the best experience, when every fall is roaring at full force. Belgaum is one of the best monsoon basecamps in Karnataka. Within a few hours of […]

Mumbai has no waterfall within city limits, but over 20 stunning waterfalls are within 50–150 km. For a quick half-day trip, Pandavkada Falls (Kharghar) and Chinchoti Waterfall (Vasai) are top picks. For a full-day drive, Bhandardara and Malshej Ghat deliver the most dramatic scenery. Every year when the first rains hit Maharashtra, the same question […]

Every waterfall in Indore hits its peak between July and September. Patalpani and Tincha are the top picks, but flash floods are real — never stand in the pool directly under any fall. The Malwa plateau comes alive in monsoon, and these 12 falls are proof. Indore is loud, fast, and relentless. The traffic never […]

Best for families (no trek): Jagtap Waterfall, 53 km from Pune Best for trekkers: Devkund Waterfall, 100-110 km from Pune Best time to visit: June to November Every monsoon, thousands of Pune residents pack their bags and head out searching for the perfect waterfall near Pune. Most end up at overcrowded spots, stuck in traffic, […]

Maharashtra turns into a completely different world during monsoon. The Western Ghats come alive with hundreds of roaring cascades, and the waterfalls in Maharashtra are genuinely some of the most dramatic in all of India. With over 350 waterfalls spread across the Sahyadris, the options can feel overwhelming. Whether you are planning a weekend trip […]

Dudhsagar. Access it legally via jeep safari from Collem (Kulem) only. Track walking is banned by Indian Railways. Book at dudhsagartrekking.com. April–May water levels are low. Monsoon (June–September) is peak season. Goa has more than beaches. The state holds some of the most powerful waterfalls in South India, deep inside protected forest zones. The most […]

If you are looking for a place in Goa that is quiet, beautiful, and feels like a different world, then Morjim Beach is for you. While beaches like Baga and Calangute are full of loud music and huge crowds, Morjim is the place where you go to hear the waves and breathe fresh air. Located […]

If you are looking for a beach that feels like a secret world, Butterfly Beach in South Goa is the place for you. Unlike the busy beaches in North Goa where there are many people and loud music, this beach is quiet, clean, and very beautiful. Is Butterfly Beach Worth Your Time? Many people ask […]