Dudhsagar Falls | Goa 

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 Dudhsagar Falls | Goa 

To locals and regular visitors, Goa is the prettiest when it rains. While the beaches are bereft of the touristy shacks, the water is cleaner and the sands less crowded. The forested hinterland comes to life with numerous waterfalls cutting through the green. One of the most popular among them being the Dudhsagar Falls. Located 60 km from capital Panaji, on NH4A, the falls gets their name from their frothy, milky-white appearance. During the rainy season, the falls grow in size and the amount of water increases exponentially. As the water plummets 310 m, it crashes with an ear-splitting roar. 

Dudhsagar Waterfalls 

Location: Dudhsagar Falls, Sonaulim, Goa 403410, India

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