Gokak Falls To Jog Falls: Here's Top Five Waterfalls In Karnataka To Visit This Summer

Waterfalls In Karnataka: One of the destinations that people look to in order to escape their hectic daily lives is Karnataka. The state is endowed with an abundance of breathtaking waterfalls, hill stations, and other natural retreats that will make anyone's heart sing. Whether it's the Gokak Falls or Shivanasamudra Falls, they are all breathtakingly gorgeous. Also, when the country is sizzling with extremely hot weather, these waterfalls ought to provide an escape to travell lovers.

Here we have curated the top five waterfalls in Karnataka that you must not miss out on. Shall we?

Shivanasamudra Falls

It is roughly 81 kilometres from Mysuru in the Mandya district. The Shivanasamudra Falls are made up of two streams of water: Gaganachukki Falls and Baharachukki Falls.

Magod Falls

A well-known waterfall on the Bedti River is Magod Falls, which is located in the Yellapur Taluk of the North Canara (Uttar Kannada) district. The Bedthi River descends into a rocky ravine from a height of 650 feet in two separate leaps.

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The Gokak Falls

It is located on the Ghataprabha River in Belagavi district of the state. The waterfall is six-and-a-half kilometres away from Gokak town.

Jog Falls

Known as the "Niagara of India," this waterfall is among the highest in the country. The Sharavathi River splits into four streams, Raja, Rani, Rocket, and Roarer, as it falls from a height of 253 metres to form the waterfalls.

Hebbe Falls

Situated inside the Bhadra Wildlife Sanctuary and Tiger Reserve is Hebbe Falls. There are two stages to the fall: Chikka Hebbe (small falls) and Dodda Hebbe (big falls). You would need to walk a short distance of 2 km from the parking lot to Hebbe Falls.