Exploring India's highest waterfalls that leave you awestuck

Vajrai waterfalls, Maharashtra

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Bhambavli Vajrai Waterfall, India's highest waterfall, drops 1840 feet in three phases from a straight rock, sourced from Urmodi river, popular for weekend getaways and nature escapes.

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Kunchikal waterfalls, Karnataka

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Kunchikal Falls, located in Karnataka's Shimoga district, is a 455-meter-high waterfall near Masthikatte, India, near Hulikal Ghati Temple. Its height is 1493 feet.

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Barehipani falls, Odisha

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Similipal Tiger Reserve features Barehipani Falls, Odisha's tallest waterfall, attracting tourists for its spectacular sight and abundant monsoon rainfall.

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Nohkalikai falls, Meghalaya

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Nohkalikai Falls, India's highest plunge waterfall, stands at 340 meters near Cherapunji, Meghalaya, offering panoramic views during monsoon season.

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