Dudhsagar Waterfall, a famous natural wonder located in Goa, has reopened its doors to tourists after a considerable period of closure.
Now, visitors can once again experience the sheer beauty of this majestic waterfall. During the monsoon season, Dudhsagar Waterfall is typically closed for safety reasons.
However, it has been reopened, and tourists are welcomed to explore its charm.
Thrilling Jeep Safaris and Booking Details
Tourists visiting Dudhsagar can embark on thrilling jeep safaris to enhance their experience.
The booking for these safaris has commenced. The Goa Tourism Department has initiated a system for allocating the number of jeeps entering the sanctuary.
During weekends, the number of jeeps has been increased to accommodate the influx of tourists, ensuring a hassle-free safari adventure.
Tourists can cover a distance of 14 kilometers through these jeep safaris, offering them an exciting and challenging journey.
Witness the Majesty of Dudhsagar
Dudhsagar Waterfall boasts a staggering height of 320 meters, making it one of the tallest waterfalls in India. Situated on the border between Goa and Karnataka, this mesmerizing cascade is approximately 60 kilometers away from Panaji.
The name “Dudhsagar” translates to “Sea of Milk” in English, and the waterfall lives up to this name as it appears like a stream of milk flowing from great heights. Its breathtaking beauty draws tourists from far and wide.
The waterfall is situated on the Mandovi River, creating a spellbinding sight as it cascades down from a significant elevation.
The surrounding area is protected, allowing visitors to engage in long treks and camping adventures with friends, making Dudhsagar Waterfall a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
