These Are The Most Spectacular Waterfalls In Goa

The strong gushes of water cascading down the mountains and rolling slopes are sights to behold. Situtated in the lush green surroundings of Goa are numerous spectacular waterfalls that will inspire you to pack your bags and go see them for yourself. Photography fanatics will be particularly happy: the waterfalls we’ve listed below offer classic nature shots.

1. Dudhsagar Falls

Natural Feature

On the Goa-Karnataka border on the River Mandovi, Dudhsagar Falls (literally “Sea of Milk”) are a sight to behold. They are one of India’s tallest waterfalls, at 310 meters high, and the largest in Goa. You can get up close to the Dudhsagar Falls by trekking there. The four-tiered waterfall is at its best during the monsoons.

Fun fact: This place was used in one of the scenes in Shahrukh Khan and Deepika Pudokone’s Chennai Express.

Best time to visit: November-February & June-September

2. Harvalem Waterfalls

Natural Feature

Situated in Sanquelim, near the Arvalem/Pandava Caves,the Harvalem Waterfall is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Goa. Apart from its lush greenery and picturesque surroundings, the nearby Rudreshwar Temple and the Arvalem rock cut caves (featured in the Mahabharat), add to the interest of the Harvalem Waterfalls area. The Harvalem Waterfalls form a lake at the bottom, and the whole scene is so photogenic that it attracts filmmakers and photographers.

Best time to visit: July-September

Hivre Waterfalls

If you want to explore a unique spot, head over to Valpoi, where you will witness the spectacular Hivre Waterfalls in the middle of dense forest. The unique thing about these falls is the untouched natural beauty of the trail that leads there. Visitors will need to trek and climb through the local village, paddy fields, rocks and streams. The route is tricky, so it’s important to take a local guide.

Best time to visit: June-November

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