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Recognised as India's second-highest plunge waterfall, the waterfall features four distinct streams that are most dramatic during the monsoon season.
Known as the "Sea of Milk," Dudhsagar becomes even more impressive during the rains. The four-tiered waterfall flowing through the lush forests of Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary is a spectacular sight.
Often called the Niagara of India, Athirappilly is a popular monsoon attraction. Huge volumes of water rush through lush forests, creating a memorable sight.
India's widest waterfall becomes even larger during the monsoon. The muddy waters spread across a wide horseshoe-shaped formation, making it a must-visit monsoon attraction.
India's tallest plunge waterfall looks especially beautiful during the rainy season. Water drops into a deep green pool surrounded by misty hills.
Created by the Kaveri River splitting into two streams, Shivanasamudra is a powerful sight during monsoon. The roaring water can be heard from afar.
Often called the Niagara of the South, Hogenakkal is primarily accessed via Tamil Nadu, where the Kaveri River creates a rocky cascade.
Located near Tawang, Nuranang Falls becomes even more striking during monsoon. The waterfall drops against a backdrop of mist-covered Himalayan mountains.
Dhuandhar is famous for the mist created by its strong flow. The rushing water and surrounding marble rocks create an unforgettable monsoon scene.
These waterfalls are best seen during the monsoon season. Surrounded by green hills and low clouds, the area offers beautiful views of the Western Ghats.