Karnataka, a southern Indian state, is home to some of the most beautiful waterfalls that lure nature lovers from far and ...

Kunchikal Waterfalls are the tallest waterfall in India, located in the lush Western Ghats of Karnataka. Fed by the Varahi River, the falls also hold ecological importance, contributing to the ...

Jog Falls, located on the Sharavathi River in Karnataka, is one of the highest plunge waterfalls in India and a popular tourist destination. Cascading from a height of 253 metres (830 feet), it is ...

Karnataka is one of those places that people ... The waterfalls are formed when the Sharavathi River falls from a height of 253 meters in four streams named – Raja, Rani, Rocket and Roarer.

Gokarna is well-known for its pristine beaches, giving you peace from the thronging tourist places like Goa in the vicinity. With stretches such as Om Beach and Paradise Beach offering serene settings ...

India's widest waterfall, shaped like a horseshoe, is mesmerising in monsoon. The Indravati River crashes down, creating a misty wonderland.

It is not allowed during monsoon as it requires cross the Mandovi River ... are no shops near the waterfalls so carry food and water with you. Forest guest houserun by Karnataka Tourism ...

Farmers from north Karnataka, likely to be affected by the government’s plans to divert waters of Mhadei river (Mahadayi in Karnataka), have joined the activists from Goa to demand the scrapping ...

Waterfalls, forests and lush greenery ... The adventure hub of Karnataka, Dandeli lies on the banks of the River Kali in north Karnataka and is also an ideal place to unwind… Also called the ...

Tourists from Karnataka visiting the scenic waterfalls, created by the River Cauvery, go to Dharmapuri in Tamil Nadu to enjoy coracle rides, trek and water sports. Though there is access from ...