
Jog Falls
Karnataka, India
The Sharavathi hurls itself 253 m off a cliff in four distinct cataracts — Raja, Rani, Roarer and Rocket — making India's second-highest plunge waterfall. In full monsoon the combined curtain of water is a thunderous, mist-shrouded spectacle.
Why visit: One of Asia's great waterfalls — untamed, colossal, unforgettable in the rains.
- ›View all four cataracts from the main platform
- ›Descend the ~1,400 steps to the plunge pool (dry season)
- ›Visit post-monsoon (Aug–Dec) for peak flow
- ›Combine with Honnavar backwaters or Murudeshwar
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Best time
Jul–Oct
Entry fee
₹20–50
Hours
8 am–6 pm
Est. budget
₹200–600
Duration
Half day
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