Experience Nature's Majesty: 5 Highest Waterfalls in India You Can't Miss

India is a land of diverse landscapes, and its waterfalls are no exception. These majestic waterfalls plunge from dizzying heights, creating breathtaking spectacles that leave visitors mesmerised. There are some of the most beautiful waterfalls that you must explore if you still haven’t. Here are the five highest waterfalls in India, each offering a unique and breathtaking experience, take a look: 

1. Vajrai Waterfall, Maharashtra 

Vajrai Waterfall is the highest waterfall in India located in the Satara district, it is a three-tiered spectacle, dropping a total of 560 meters (1,840 feet) into a lush valley. The waterfall is also known as Bhambavli, and its cascading waters create a mesmerizing scene, especially during the monsoon season. The surrounding area offers trekking trails and camping options, making it a perfect getaway for adventure seekers. (as per Satara District)

2. Kunchikal Falls, Karnataka 

Nestled amidst the lush green Agumbe rainforest, Kunchikal Falls is the highest waterfall in India, plunging a majestic 455 meters into a plunge pool. The sheer power and grandeur of the water cascading down multiple tiers are sure to leave you spellbound. The surrounding rainforest is rich in biodiversity and ancient trees. Under the waterfall lies a hydroelectric plant that produces high-power energy. Water flow is significantly reduced as it enters the reservoir of the Mani dam. Enjoying the beauty of this scenic waterfall is a fantastic experience. (as per Karnataka.com)

3. Barehipani Waterfall, Odisha

Barehipani Waterfall, Similipal, Mayurbhanj is one of the highest waterfall in Odisha. The two-tier waterfall drops fall from a height of 217 meters(716 feet). Amazing view. #OdishaByRoad@odisha_tourismpic.twitter.com/V4hB5OzWB2

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Another is Barehipani Waterfall which is situated inside the boundaries of Similipal Tiger Reserve, Odisha. The waterfall flows in two levels over a big rock and opens up onto a vista of a large pool. A spectacular spectacle and resounding sound can be seen as the rolling waterfall descends from a height of 399 meters (1309 feet) into the valley where the Budhabalanga River flows to the plains. An important tourist destination in Similipal, the Barehipani waterfall welcomes thousands of tourists each year from all over the world making it a must-see in India. (as per Similipal Tiger Reserve)

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4. Nohkalikai Falls, Meghalaya 

Nicknamed the Seven Sisters Falls, Nohkalikai Falls is one of the highest waterfalls in India, dropping 340 meters (1115 feet) from a sheer cliff face. Located in the wet Cherrapunji region, the falls are often shrouded in mist, creating an ethereal atmosphere. The local Khasi legend surrounding the falls adds to its allure, making it a must-visit for nature lovers and cultural enthusiasts alike. (as per Tourism of India)

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5. Dudhsagar Waterfalls, Goa

The spectacular Dudhsagar Waterfall has a height of 310 m (1017 feet) and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Goa. It means Sea of Milk and is a four-tiered waterfall. The falls are a landmark in the Mandovi River's trek from the Western Ghats to Panjim, where it falls into the Arabian Sea. The surrounding area is very rich in wildlife and greenery. 

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