PDF chapter test TRY NOW
Covered by dense forest, surrounded by huge walls of rock and lush green trees, waterfalls are always adventurous in India. Among these waterfalls, some are seasonal, while some are perennial. During the monsoon season, a few of the amazing waterfalls swings in. This season brings a lot of tourists to these bubbling waterfall sites. Notable waterfalls of India are given below:
Aathirappally waterfalls
S.No. | Waterfalls | Geographical location | River |
| 1 | Thalaiyar waterfalls | Horse tail type located in Dindugul district of Tamil Nadu | Manjalar |
| 2 | Jog waterfalls | Segmented waterfall (Raja, Rani and thunder) located in Shimoga district of Karnataka. | Sharavati |
| 3 | Nohkalikai waterfalls | Tallest plunge type of waterfall situated in the East Khasi hill district of Meghalaya. | -- |
| 4 | Talakona waterfalls | It is the highest waterfall in Andhra Pradesh. A lot of medicinal herbs are seen around the region. | Talakona |
| 5 | Aathirappally waterfalls | The Niagara of India, is located in Thrissur district of Kerala. | Chalakudy |
| 6 | Kunchikal Falls | Highest waterfall in India (Karnataka) | Varahi |
| 7 | Teerathgarh Falls | Block type Waterfall (Chattisgarh) | Munga bahar |
| 8 | Pandavgad Falls | Plunge waterfall (Maharashtra) | -- |
Register for free to see more content