Waterfalls That Went Viral—And Why You Need to See Them Before the Year’s Out

Nature’s grand finale awaits at these spectacular Indian waterfalls  
India’s diverse geography is home to some of the world’s most stunning waterfalls, and 2025 is the perfect year to chase them. Whether you’re drawn to the misty cliffs of Meghalaya or the cinematic drops of Kerala, these ten waterfalls offer more than just postcard beauty—they’re immersive escapes into nature’s raw rhythm.

Jog Falls, Karnataka  
India’s second-highest waterfall, plunging 830 feet in four dramatic streams  

Athirappilly Falls, Kerala  
Known as the “Niagara of India,” framed by lush jungle and cinematic grandeur  

Nohkalikai Falls, Meghalaya  
India’s tallest plunge waterfall, dropping 1,115 feet into a turquoise pool  

Krang Suri, Meghalaya  
A fairytale cascade with crystal-clear waters and forested surroundings  

Wei Sawdong, Meghalaya  
Three-tiered waterfall with emerald pools and surreal beauty  

Dudhsagar Falls, Goa  
Milky-white torrents cascading beside railway tracks in the Western Ghats  

Kunchikal Falls, Karnataka  
India’s tallest waterfall by total height, fed by the Varahi river  

Barehipani Falls, Odisha  
Two-tiered drop in Simlipal National Park, surrounded by dense forest  

Chitrakote Falls, Chhattisgarh  
Often called the “Niagara of India,” especially majestic during monsoon  

Hogenakkal Falls, Tamil Nadu  
Carbonate-rich waters and boat rides through rocky gorges  

Sources: NDTV Travel, Times of India, Xplro, Capture A Trip