Dudhsagar Waterfall

  Dudhsagar Waterfall cascades down from an impressive height of 310 meters in the Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary, located near the Karnataka-Goa border. Known for being one of India’s tallest waterfalls, it spills over the rocky ledges, creating a remarkable view that attracts visitors year-round. Historical records suggest that the name "Dudhsagar" translates to "sea of milk," which relates to the waterfall's milky white appearance as it crashes into the basin below. While the best time to witness Dudhsagar's full glory is during the monsoon months of June to September, visitors can explore the surrounding trail and wildlife, where they may spot various bird species and lush flora. Take a trip along the nearby railway tracks for an up-close experience of this natural spectacle nestled in the Western Ghats.