Bihar’s best waterfalls are Kakolat (Nawada), Karkatgarh, Durgavati Falls, Kashish, Telhar Kund, Tutla Bhawani, Manjhar Kund, Dhua Kund, and Tons Waterfall. They are spread across Kaimur and Rohtas districts, best explored as a two-plateau road trip circuit through southern Bihar. Most people think Bihar is just ancient temples and Ganga ghats. They are dead wrong. […]
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Haflong waterfall trails are some of the most underrated in all of Northeast India. Dima Hasao district holds at least 10 verified cascades, from the thundering Panimur on the Kopili River to the three-tiered Bendao Baiglai just 15km from Haflong town. Most people never find them. Here is the problem with most waterfall guides for […]
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Nuranang Waterfall is a 100-meter high waterfall in the Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh, roughly 40 km from Tawang city and 2 km from the town of Jang. It is also known as Jang Falls and Bong Bong Falls. Most travel lists in Northeast India are dominated by Tawang Monastery, Sela Pass, and Bumla Lake. […]
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Lhasa Waterfall is on the North Sikkim Highway, roughly 7-8 km from MG Marg. Entry is free. Budget 30-45 minutes here, more if you want to try the zipline or grab a plate of Maggi. Lhasa waterfall does not shout for your attention the way big tourist spots do. No giant signboard, no ticket counter, […]
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The top waterfalls near Visakhapatnam are Katiki Waterfalls (90 km), Kothapalli Waterfalls (120 km), and Chaparai Water Cascade (115 km via Araku). All three are best visited between September and November when water flow is at its peak. Vizag is great. But the mountains and forests around it? Even better. Within a few hours of […]
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The closest waterfalls near Mantralayam are Kalmala Water Falls (Murhanpur, Raichur), Gundalabandi Falls (Gurugunta, Raichur), and Mallela Theertham (Nallamala Forest, Kurnool). All three are reachable within a half-day to full-day trip from Mantralayam. Most travel blogs about Mantralayam fill their pages with temples and forts. That is useful for pilgrims. But if you finished your […]
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Most people visit Tirupati for the temple. Very few know that some of Andhra Pradesh’s most dramatic waterfalls are within 100 km of the city. Quick Answer: The hills surrounding Tirupati hide thick forests, wildlife sanctuaries, and waterfalls that most pilgrims never get to see. Whether you want an easy family outing or a serious […]
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Mothugudem Waterfalls, officially called Polluru Waterfalls, hide deep inside the Lakkavaram forest range of Andhra Pradesh. The best time to visit is July to November, right after the monsoon. From Maredumilli, the falls are roughly 65-70 km away. Carry cash, offline maps, and expect zero mobile signal. Very few waterfalls in South India earn their […]
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Katiki Waterfalls is open 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, entry is free, and the jeep from Gatevalsa costs Rs. 200 to 300 per person. It sits roughly 90 km from Vizag and 7 km from Borra Caves. Park your vehicle at Gatevalsa and hire a local jeep from there. Most people spell it as “katika […]
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Kapila Theertham waterfall is at the base of the Seshachalam Hills, Tirupati. It drops 100 feet into a sacred pond inside Kapileswara Swamy Temple. Visit between November and February for full water flow. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Tirupati is Vishnu’s territory. Every hill, every shrine, every chant here points to Lord Venkateswara. […]
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