Hanumangundi Falls | Suthanabbi Falls

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Untouched beauty Hanumangundi falls that is stuck amidst western ghats is only 15 km from Kudremukh National Park. Also popularly known as Suthanabbi falls among locals, this falls is surrounded by lush green forests and hilly terrains, Hanumangundi falls slides down bouncing on the rocks that appear like uneven steps from 100 ft to reach the ground. At the touchdown of the Hanumangundi falls, a tiny pool is formed which is not very deep. Hence, it is an absolutely safe and fun place to swim around as the water gushing out directly falls on you

You can spot this falls located between Lakshya dam and Karkala in Mangalore- Sholapur Highway. In spite of being next to the highway and a small board indicating the falls, you might miss out on the spot, so be watchful and never take your eye off the road. You need to take a short walk from the main road before taking 300 odd steps near the forest department to reach the bottom of the falls. Be prepared to jump across a few small rocky and slippery boulders before you reach the tiny pool.

Furthermore, don’t forget to carry your own food as you will hardly find any eateries in the nearby surroundings.

Undoubtedly, one of the serene waterfalls with not much of a crowd and best place to take a dip in chilled water and have me-time.

Hanumangundi Falls information

Entry Fee: Rs 40/  person.

Timings:9 Am to 5 Pm.

Best Time To Visit: June To February.

Distance From Bangalore: 350 Km.

Also, read:   Kudlu Theertha Falls.

Kudlu Theertha Falls | Sita Falls Trek

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Kudlu Falls resides deep inside the jungles of the Western Ghats, near the Hebri town of Udupi. Water plunges through 2 gigantic mountains that have rough terrains and patches of green vegetation, from a height of about 150 ft. Not to mention, about a big pool of 5 ft depth formed at the bottom of the falls, where you can swim and laze around playing. Local people here consider water to be holy as it was inhabited by many sages in the past. So, never miss an opportunity to take a dip in the holy waters of Kudlu Falls. This waterfall is formed by the river Sita and hence it is also “Sita Falls”

You need to trek for 3 to 4 km to reach the foot of the falls. Begin your trek from the parking lot at the base. Trekking trail leads you through a small stream, followed by concrete well-laid steps inside the forest with tall lofty trees. Sound of water cascading down the hill can be heard from a distance. Finally, you need to jump across a few slippery rocky boulders to reach the Kudlu falls. The best thing about the place is its calm and serene surroundings with hardly any crowd.

If you stroll further near the waterfall, you can spot another falls called “Manga Theertha” on top of the hill. However, due to the high-risk involved in hiking to this falls, no human hikes this little beauty. Mostly you can spot Monkeys hiking this fall, hence it is called” Manga” which means monkey in the Kannada Language.

You will hardly find any eateries around the corner, so make sure to carry packed food along with you.

How To Reach Kudlu Waterfalls

You can take a private or Government bus from Udupi\’s main bus stand to reach Hebri town, which is 42 Km away. From Hebri you can hire a taxi which will drop at the base of Kudlu Theertha Falls. Followed by a short trek of 3 km will take you to the bottom of.falls.Else head to this falls in your own vehicles, which is perfect as you can also visit Agumbe, which is a few miles away.

Kudlu Falls Trek Information

Entry Fee: Rs 50/ person

Timings: 9 Am To 3 Pm

Trek Distance: 3 to 4 Km (approximate)

Difficulty Level: Easy.

Best Time To Visit: September To March.

Trek duration: 30 mins.

Also, read: Maidadi Viewpoint

Kadambi Falls in Kudremukh Range

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Kadambi Falls is a seasonal waterfall that is located within the Kudremukh range of Western Ghats. White water gushes down through the rocks from a height of 30 ft and forms a pool at the foot of the falls. This fall is set amidst nature with a lot of greenery in the form of trees, shrubs, creepers, etc bordering it.

Kadambi Falls is right next to Sringeri and Kudremukh main road and it is clearly visible from the bridge nearby. As and when you are driving through this route, the sound of milky white water slides down and droplets sprinkling all over the bridge, will make any individual spare a minute and watch this beauty. However, if you wish to get closer to falls, you can park your vehicle on the bridge and hike down from the other side of the bridge. The path may seem little tricks as you need to perform small stunts. With a few hops and jumps across slippery rocks and woods will lead you to the bottom of falls. What next, take off your clothes, wear a swimsuit, and take a leap into the water to beat the heat.

During monsoon as the rivers run free and wild, Kadambi falls and the region around it comes alive full-fledged. So, the best time to visit this place will be during peak monsoon and post-monsoon( i.e. winter) from June to January. There isn’t any entry fee to the falls. However, try to avoid getting into the water in monsoon due to the high-risk factor involved.

Also, read: Didupe Falls

Apsarakonda Falls Trek In Honnavar

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Apsarakonda is a small village that is tucked in one corner near the coastal town Honnavar. This beautiful village always receives you with a pleasant climate, a lot of greenery, clear sky, and serene surroundings. As you step into Apsarakonda, you will get a feel as if you have entered a no man’s land. Indeed, calling Apsarakonda a paradise would be an understatement. This blog throws light on Apsarakonda Falls Trek and the beach.

Apsarakonda Falls

Undoubtedly, one of the most beautiful falls that sits a few meters away from the Arabian Sea. Water plunges down like a thick froth from a height of 10 meters and forms a tiny natural pool. It appears like water flows down through the roots of the peepal tree, but water actually flows through a hidden cave behind a tree. Falls are surrounded by plenty of greenery in the form of trees and hidden caves. The pool here is shallow and contains crystal clear water which makes it absolutely safe to take a dip. While you are here all that you hear is the chirping sound of birds and the sound of water gushing down.

Apsarakonda Falls Trek

You need to trek for 15 odd minutes in a well-defined path that will lead you to Apsarakonda falls. After you park your vehicle, there is a small garden and there you should take a path that leads downwards to reach the ancient Narasimha temple. You should descend the concrete steps that are placed behind the temple. Once you reach this point you have to walk a few yards downwards.  And try to follow the sound of water crashing to the ground then you arrive at the falls.

Pond of angels

Apparently, locals believe that angels used to fly down to Apsarakonda falls to take baths and relax in the olden days. Hence, this falls is called “ Apsarakonda” which means  “pond of angels” in the local language. Considering the beauty falls possess, no wonder the angel came down to relax here.

Pandavas Cave

On the other hand, you can spot huge and attractive caves near the falls called Pandava caves. As per the legends, Pandavas of Mahabharata stayed in these caves during their exile period. Do not enter the caves as there are poisonous snakes inhabiting inside it.

If possible try carrying your own food, as you will not find any eateries other than a small canteen that serves local food.

You can pay a visit to Umamba Mahaganapathi and  Ugra Narasimha temples which are tucked in caves from time immemorial. As per legends, these temples were established by saints who used to meditate here, thousands of years ago.

Note: Not many facilities, except for basic washroom and a canteen.

Apsarakonda View Point

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There are a beautiful lush green garden and a viewpoint on the lofty cliffs of Apsarakonda. The tourism department has made sure that the gardens are well maintained and they have set up benches to sit and enjoy the picture-perfect landscapes. Above all, the view of the river joining the sea, Apsarakonda beach, the Arabian sea which never ends, and of course the sunsets are absolutely stunning.

Apsarakonda Beach

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With zero crowds, smooth sand under your feet, the paradise of greenery around you, and beach all for yourself, what more can you ask for? In other words,  Apsarakonda is an isolated beach with no evidence of people, shops, eateries, or shacks for that matter. Above all, there is a cute little backwater pool that opens its mouth to the big blue Arabian sea. You can even take a dip in these sweet backwater pools and laze around doing nothing, On top of this, do not miss out on sunsets that cast a golden glow on everything that is around you.

You can take a narrow path from the main road that leads you to the beach. If you love adventure, then try to hike down the cliff to reach the beach.

How To reach Apsarakonda 

Coastal town Honnavara is just 8 km away from Apsarakonda village. Hence,.you can either hop into a bus which is less frequent or aboard an auto-rickshaw from Honnavara. Otherwise, you can take a bus to Kasarkod beach and stroll towards Apsarakonda for 1.5 to 2 Km, there are signboards to guide you.

Also, read: Jhari Falls In Chikmagalur

Hebbe Falls Trek, Kemmanagundi

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Hebbe Falls is a beautiful gem that hides inside the Bhadra Tiger reserve in Kemmanagundi hills, Chikmagalur. Falls are set amidst the dense forest and plenty of coffee plantation makes it gain a picturesque edge. Hebbe Falls is formed by freshwater springs that exist on top of mountains. You can spot water cascades down through slippery black rocks from a height of 551 feet. 

In fact, it is a 2 tier waterfall, the bigger one is called Doddahebbe falls and the smaller one is called Chikkahebbe falls. Not to mention, the beautiful pool below the falls where you can swim all day long. Above all, the water here is believed to be infused with medicinal herbs, hence good for skin, so never miss an opportunity to take a dip  

Indeed, this place also acted as a summer retreat center for the Wodeyar Rulers majorly Krishnaraja Wodeyar 𐌠𐌞. 

Hebbe Falls Trekking

You need to trek through steep narrow paths inside the forest for 10 km to reach the Hebbe falls. Trek starts from the Forest check post near the Karnataka Horticulture Department guest house. As you make your way into the forest you will come across a tiny pond, 3 beautiful flowing streams, and Chowdeshwari Mahasakthi temple. Furthermore, you can hear the sound of water splashing the ground as you are inching towards the falls.

Whereas, if you are an expert and love trekking more then you can start from Tarikere which is 35 km. This trek will take you an entire day to complete and you will be mostly walking through forests and the probability of sighting wildlife i9s more. Usually, you can spot mighty tuskers, spotted deers, wild boar, and a few other exotic wildlife.

 If you don’t fancy hiking then you can opt for adventurous and bumpy Jeep Rides through muddy tracks and coffee estates from the forest checkpoint. Usually, they will charge around  Rs 400/ head and it is an hour ride. But be prepared to take a few steps in the last phase from Khoday’s estate as the jeep wouldn’t go beyond this point.

Best Time To Visit Hebbe Falls

Like every other place, this falls is great to visit during the winter season, i.e from October to February. But if you want to witness the falls in full flow with mist surrounding, then head to this place in Peak monsoon. Of course, trekking is a  bit risky in monsoons as there will be leeches, the path will be slippery, and dangerous to swim as water flows full-fledged, but believe us the view will be extremely fulfilling.

How to Reach Hebbe Waterfalls

You can hop on to government buses that are frequently available from Bangalore to Chikmagalur. And, from Chikmagalur,  Hebbe falls is 70 km away, hence you can either take direct buses or hire a private cab. 

Hebbe falls Information

Timings: 6 Am to 6 Pm.

Entry Fee: NA.

Jeep Ride: Rs 400/ person.

Places Near Hebbe Falls: KR Hills and Z point.

Location: Near Kemmanagundi Hills or KR Hills

Distance From Bangalore: 280 Km.

Also, read:

Bheemeshwara Waterfalls Trek.

 

Bheemeshwara Waterfalls Trek

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Bheemeshwara waterfall is a lesser-known trail that is tucked in the Sharavathi Valley Wildlife Sanctuary of Western ghats. It is located near a quaint little town Kargal on Bhaktal – Kargal road in Shimoga, Karnataka.  Bheemeshwara waterfalls are one of the most beautiful all season falls that tumble down from 50ft high Valley studded with rocks. This place is also known as the Sarala hole or Sarala falls by the locals. 

Not just that, there is an old cave temple dedicated to Lord Shiva that dates back to Mahabharata times. You need to take the stairway that is right next to falls to reach the cave temple.

You need to hike through a beautiful untrodden pathway for 4 km to reach the Bheemeshwara falls that never dries up. Firstly, a muddy path will lead you into the lush green forest that is mist-filled. Later, you need to hike down the valley and cross few streams over the small bridge to witness this beauty. Besides this, there are agricultural fields and tiny old-fashioned houses where locals reside on the way to falls.

Mahashivaratri Festival In Bheemeshwara  Or Bheemalingeswara Temple

You will hardly find any tourists as the place remains isolated within the forest, except for the Mahashivaratri festival. During Mahashivaratri festival time a special puja is offered to Lord Shiva. Hence, you can witness the whole town coming alive with colorful lights, devotional songs, and thousands of devotees flocking around 

History Behind Bheemeshwara WaterFalls and Cave Temple

Apparently, as per locals, this cave temple dedicated to Shiva was established by Bheema of Pandavas during their exile period. Hence,  this temple is called the Bheemeshwara or Bheemalingeswara, Apart from this, Arjuna one of the brothers of Pandavas used his arrow to get water from rocks for the temple purpose and that formed the falls.

Hoysalas have constructed the temple during their reign and we can see the glimpses of their style.

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Food Near Bheemeshwara Falls

There are no fancy or any kind of restaurants near the falls. You can request the locals staying near the falls to cook food and coffee for a minimum amount and they will be happy to do it. But make sure to inform the locals about the food at least 2 hours prior. Usually, You can expect white rice with sambar or a lemon rice kind of dish.

Monsoons are the best time to visit Bheemeshwara Falls

During Monsoon whole of the forest will turn green and misty, as you walk the drizzles of rain is makes everything around you magical.

Bheemeshwara WaterFalls Trek Information.

Entry Fee: NA.

Trek Difficulty: Easy.

Trek Distance: 4 Km

Best Time To Visit: July To March.

Distance From Bangalore; 418 Km

Also, read:

Unchalli Falls Trek.

 

Unchalli Falls | Lushington falls Trek

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Unchalli falls is a hidden gem that is nestled in the Sahyadri forest range of Western ghats near Siddapura, Uttara Kannada. Water tumbles down from a height of 116 meters and spreads along rocks forming a triangle before reaching the ground. Untouched river Aghanashini that originates in Sirsi town. gives rise to Unchalli waterfalls.

Above all, these places are popular for its frequent rainbow spottings, mist-filled forests, and an uphill trek.  In fact, this waterfall was discovered in 1845 by JD Lushington, the former collector of the Colonial British Government. Hence, Unchalli is also known as Lushington falls.

You need to hike at least 6 km from a  small village Hegganur near Siddapura. to reach this little beauty. The trekking trails take you through a thick dense forest, steep mountains, rocky paths, deep valleys, muddy tracks, and a wide range of flora and fauna before reaching the destination. 

All along the way, you can spot blooming flowers, lofty trees, green creepers, and tiny wild animals. You will love every bit of journey as nature playfully blows gentle winds at you all day long. There are multiple paths to this trek, hence you can ask locals to know the easy and safe route.

There are 2 different platforms from where you can observe the scenic beauty of the falls. As you walk in right by the entrance you can spot the falls from the top angle. Besides this, if you want to have a closer view, then hike down a muddy path to Platform 2.

Usually, localities call this falls as “ Keppa” – meaning deafening noise, due to the loud unique sound it creates while rolling down the hill.

It is a remote place and you might not find many eateries, so try carrying your own food.

Unchalli Falls Information

Timings: 6 Am To 6 Pm.

Entry Fee: Rs 10/ head.

Vehicle parking Location: Hegganur.

Parking fee: Rs 10 for 2 wheelers and Rs 40 for 4 wheelers.

Trekking Distance: 6 Km.

Trip Duration: 3 to 4 hours.

Best Time To Visit: July to January.

Camping: Not allowed as the places are located within a reserve forest.

Distance From Sirsi: 36 km.

Distance From Bangalore: 440 km.

Also, Read:

Banavasi – The Oldest Town Of Karnataka.

Jog Falls- The Highest Waterfall In Karnataka

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Jog is a majestic Waterfall standing tall amidst varying hues of lush green forests of Western ghats in Sagara, Shimoga. Sharavathi river cascades down from a height of 253 meters (830 ft) to form the famous Jog Falls. Indeed, this is the 2nd highest waterfall in India after the Nokalikal falls in Meghalaya that plunges from 335 meters. These falls are also known as Gerosappa or Joga falls or Jogada Gundi by the localities.

With misty forests regions; water gushing down rapidly; the sound of water crashing on rocks; vaporous spray from the rock; birds chirping around; and rainbows everywhere will leave you mesmerized during the peak Monsoon season. However, water dries up a little bit during summer seasons making it look a bit empty.

There are 4 distinctive falls namely Raja, Rani, Roarer, and Rocket that form the Jog falls. Raja waterfall is one of the tallest and it plunges from 830ft, directly crashing into the ground. Rani drops quietly forming a white foam-like structure. Roarer is the one that has a violent and strong current. Rocket falls jets through different directions before landing on the ground.

The Tourism department of Karnataka has built multiple viewpoints to watch this humongous beauty. You can take the 1400 steps that lead you to the bottom of the hill to have a better view. These stairs are right opposite the falls.

Power Station  In Sagara

Sharavathi is one of the major sources that generate hydroelectricity across Karnataka. It is built over the Linganamakki dam hydroelectricity plant that has the capacity to generate 6700 KW of power. 

Eateries Near Jog Falls

Not many eateries around the place, so it is better to carry your own food. However, you can head to a nearby town to find some good restaurants. You can munch on local delicacies like dosa, idli, vada, sambhar, chow-chow bath, Ragi mudde, Obbattu with ghee, etc.

Also, visit places like Honnemaradu, Lingamakki dam, and backwaters of Sharavathi when you are in Sagara.

Jog Falls Information

Timings: 7.30 Am to 9.30 Pm

Entry Fee: Rs 10/- per head.

Personal Guide: Rs 400.

Best Time To Visit: June to October.

Also, read:

Unchalli Falls Trek.

Mesmerizing Magod Falls In Uttara Kannada

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Magod is a group of falls set amidst the dense jungles of Western ghats, near Yellapur, Uttara Kannada. It is a 2 tier waterfall, formed by the rivers Bedti and Shalmala. You can see the water gushing down the rocky paths from a height of 200m (650 ft) with a loud roar. Later, the falls are split into 2 segments before joining a narrow stream at the bottom of the valley.

The path leading to these falls is beautifully set up with narrow roads and deciduous trees lined up all along the way providing shades. Typical bikers would love the ride as most of the journey would seem like off-roading on muddy patches.

How To reach Magod Falls?

Only sources to reach the spot would be through an auto-rickshaw or your own vehicles from Yellapur. As the place dwells deep inside the forest, you may not find public transports services here.

After reaching the spot, you need to take a small walkway, which will lead you down to viewpoints. The walkway offers a great view across the valley and has a railing protecting us from steep falls. There are two points from where we can observe Magod Falls and both offer a different stunning view. 

You can take a  narrow pathway downwards from viewpoint-2 to reach the bottom of falls. If you like adventures and taking risks is your norm, then take a  narrow pathway downwards from viewpoint-2 to reach the bottom of falls. Be cautious as the pathway leading to the foot of Magod is full of rocky boulders and extremely slippery during monsoon.

Best Time To Visit Magod Falls

Monsoons are the best time to visit as the river gets wild, waterfalls turn loud, and the thunderous with the whole region covered with mist. Never miss out on a hot cup of chai served by local vendors in cool breezy weather.

Also, visit Jenukallu Gudda and Kavadi Kere (60 acres lake) which is 5 to 10 odd km from Magod Falls.

Magod waterfalls Information

Entry Fee: NA

Duration: 1 to 2 hours

Best Time To Visit: July To Jan

Distance From Yellapur: 17 Km

Distance From Bangalore: 440 Km

Also, read:

Jog Falls- The Highest Waterfall In Karnataka.

Best Waterfalls In Karnataka That You Must Not Miss

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Undoubtedly, Karnataka is one of the most alluring landscapes in India, where you can enjoy nature to the fullest. Karnataka has got it all, from beaches to plains to mountains, hills, waterfalls, rivers, rocky terrains, etc. As monsoon arrives, the whole state becomes alive with wild and free-flowing streams that make way for some mesmerizing falls. Some of these falls are perennial, whereas the others are only restricted to a few seasons.Here is a list of Best waterfalls in Karnataka that you can’t afford to miss out this coming monsoon.

Best Waterfalls In Karnataka To Lose Yourself

Sathodi Falls

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Sathodi falls the lesser-known beauty formed after multiple unknown streams unite together near Kallaramane ghat. It is a 50 ft waterfall that appears rectangular in shape and flows throughout the year amidst the dense forest near Yellapur of Uttara Kannada District.

You need to hike for about 500 m within the lush green forest, cross over a lot steep slippery rocks and hop from one log to another to witness the clear silky white water falling from great heights. The waterfall forms a natural pool like structure, where you can take a dip. If you are a biker then it is one of the best places to go for off-road trail and getting your bike dirtied with mud.

Dudhsagar Falls

Dudhsagar waterfalls are located on the Karnataka-Goa border, it is divided into a four-tiered waterfall on the Mandovi river and has different pathways to reach each level. The name ‘Dudhsagar’ literally translates to ‘sea of milk’ due to its appearance which seems like milk is overflowing from the mighty mountain peaks of the Western Ghats.

This waterfall is one of the tallest waterfalls of India, at a height of around 1017 ft. Mostly people like hiking on railway tracks & through railway tunnels present amidst captivating natural surroundings, to reach the falls. No matter which way you choose, the noise of water crashing on the rocks, the cool breeze, water drizzling as you get closer to falls, and an endless flow of clear white water from greater heights is sure to make any person go down on their knees & fall in love with nature.

Gokak Falls

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Gracefully flowing Ghataprabha river, after winding through a long route gushes down from 171 ft(52 metres) over sandstone cliff and rocky boulders to form beautiful looking Gokak falls. Besides this, the humongous waterfall has a flood width of 170 metres and its resemblance in many ways are similar to that of Niagara falls in the USA. Hence, It is also popularly known as “ Mini Niagara” by the locals. Gokak got its name from the Goki river that runs in this region.

There is a hanging rope suspension bridge which is 200 metres(659 ft) long and lies just 14 metres above the river bedrock of the falls. Hiking on the rope bridge during the rainy season as the river below is running violently causing chaos is sure to thrill the adventure junkies.

Best time to visit this place is when the rivers are running wild and free during the rainy season i.e. in the months of June to September

Vibhooti Falls

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Just about 8 km from Yana caves lies this small perennial Vibhooti waterfalls surrounded by gigantic rocks and limestone deposits, in Sahyadri mountains ranges of western ghats. You need to trek for about 1.5 km to reach this 70 ft multi-tiered waterfall. The journey towards falls in itself is a great experience as you will be hiking through green shades of the forest; slippery rock, and small streams running with endless clear water. Not to mention the sight of mist-filled mighty mountains and deep valley next to you is mind-blowing.

Like many other waterfalls, even this is not visible, until you reach the endpoint. But what awaits you at the end, as the clear white water gushes down the rocks forming a pool & sound of free-flowing as it enters the forest area is pure bliss. There is a popular belief that the water that flows from the Yana caves region is the sacred ash (vibhooti), and hence the name Vibhooti Falls.

Magod Falls

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Magod is a group of waterfalls sitting amidst the dense jungles of Western ghats, near Yellapur, Uttara Kannada. The rivers Bedti and Shalmala form this 2 tier waterfall. You can see the water gushing down the rocky paths from a height of 200m (650 ft) with a loud roar. Later, the falls are split into 2 segments before joining a narrow stream at the bottom of the valley.

The path leading to these falls is beautifully set up with narrow roads and deciduous trees lined up all along the way providing shades. Typical bikers would love the ride as most of the journey would seem like off-roading on muddy patches.

After reaching the spot, you need to take a small walkway, which will lead you down to viewpoints. The walkway offers a great view across the valley and has a railing protecting us from steep falls. There are two points from where we can observe Magod Falls and both offer a different stunning view. 

Jog Falls

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Jog is a majestic Waterfall standing tall amidst varying hues of lush green forests of Western ghats in Sagara, Shimoga. Sharavathi river cascades down from a height of 253 meters (830 ft) to form the famous Jog Falls. Indeed, this is the 2nd highest waterfall in India after the Nokalikal falls in Meghalaya that plunges from 335 meters. These falls are also known as Gerosappa or Joga falls or Jogada Gundi by the localities. There are 4 distinctive falls namely Raja, Rani, Roarer, and Rocket that form the Jog falls.

With misty forests regions; water gushing down rapidly; the sound of water crashing on rocks; vaporous spray from the rock; birds chirping around; and rainbows everywhere will leave you mesmerized during the peak Monsoon season. However, water dries up a little bit during summer seasons making it look a bit empty.

Unchalli Falls

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Unchalli falls is a hidden gem that is nestled in the Sahyadri forest range of Western ghats near Siddapura, Uttara Kannada. Water tumbles down from a height of 116 meters and spreads along rocks forming a triangle before reaching the ground. Untouched river Aghanashini that originates in Sirsi town. gives rise to Unchalli waterfalls.

Above all, these places are popular for their frequent rainbow spottings, mist-filled forests, and an uphill trek.  In fact, this waterfall was discovered in 1845 by JD Lushington, the former collector of the Colonial British Government. Hence, Unchalli is also known as Lushington falls.

All along the way, you can spot blooming flowers, lofty trees, green creepers, and tiny wild animals. You will love every bit of journey as nature playfully blows gentle winds at you all day long. There are multiple paths to this trek, hence you can ask locals to know the easy and safe route.

There are 2 different platforms from where you can observe the scenic beauty of the falls. As you walk in right by the entrance you can spot the falls from the top angle. Besides this, if you want to have a closer view, then hike down a muddy path to Platform 2.

Conclusion 

Do you feel like taking a dip and get lost in the serenity of some of the best waterfalls in Karnataka? So, what are you waiting for? just pack your backpack, put on your boots, and bid adieu to your normal life by staying in the wild.

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