The Dudhsagar waterfall trek is 11 km long, is one of the most attractive tourist place in India, and is located 60 km away from Panaji, the capital of Goa. The waterfall is situated inside the Bhagwan Mahavir Sanctuary, and the falls are 310 m (1020 feet) in height and 30 meters (100 feet) in average width. The falls’ source of water is the Mandovi River. It is a tiered-type waterfall, and it looks most beautiful as it is surrounded by lush green hills. The trek from Kulem to Dudhsagar is 7 km long, muddy road through the forest.
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Dudhsagar Waterfalls
The Western
Ghats gather the attraction of lots of tourists and nature lovers who come to
see the falls’ glory from all over the world. The falls’ natural beauty and
milky water flowing will have a different feeling that cannot be expressed in
words. It seems like milky vapours are rising from the waterfall in monsoon
when the water flow is at its peak. If you have a plan to tour, you must
visit Dudhsagar Falls. In this article you will find a complete
guide to travel to Dudhsagar Waterfall.
Best time to visit Dudhsagar Waterfall
Monsoon
is the best time to visit the Dudhsagar Falls to see
the beauty of the waterfall, which is in between June and September. The place is
based on a waterfall, and at that time, we can see the real beauty of the waterfall
and nature. During monsoon the water level and water flow force are so high, so
you have to take some care and some precautions to successfully complete the trek.
If you want to avoid high-level waters and want to avoid mud on the roads and are
not able to swim, you can do this tour after the post-monsoon period, from October
to May. At that time the water level of the falls is moderate, and the way is
more easily accessible than in the monsoon season. In winter the weather will
be pleasant, and the water will be at the bottom of the pool.
How to visit Dudhsagar Falls
Dudhsagar Falls is
located in the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary under the South Goa district in the
state of Goa. Goa is known as Beach City and is well connected by air, rail,
and also road with major cities in India.
Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek
You
do not reach the Dudhsagar waterfalls directly by bus
due to the remote area; first you go to Madgaon, and then Kuhlem, and after
Kuhlem, you will find a Jeep to travel near about 10 km to reach the wonderful waterfalls. If you want to visit
by air, you will go to Goa International Airport.
You must come to Goa from various states and
major cities of India by train, flight, or bus. Goa
International Airport is the nearest airport, located in Dabolim, in Goa. From
Goa city, you have to go to Madgaon or Vasco-da-Gama junction by train or bus.
After that, you have to go to Kulem and then Dudhsagar Waterfalls. Read More.
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Nearest Airport: Goa International Airport, Dabolim.
Nearest city: Madgaon, Belgaum, Panaji
Travel options: bus, train, air
Nearest Bus Stop: Collem (Kulem)
If you
want to visit from Panaji, the capital of Goa. The falls is 60 km away from
Panaji town. Belgaum- Vasco Da rail route is about 46 km east of Madgaon and 80
km south of Belgaum. From Panaji, you will find buses to reach Madgaon, and
then from Madgaon to reach Kulem.
Keep in
mind the tourist spot when visiting
Permit:
Since the waterfall passes through a protected area, you must need a permit to
visit the place. Near Kulem Railway Station, at 300 m away, find the DTOA
office for permission to visit the waterfalls.
You must follow rules and regulations from the DTOA office.
You must
carry an address and identity proof document, like Aadhaar, a driving
license, a passport, etc. (any one).
Life
jackets are mandatory for every person as per the order
of the district magistrate. You can buy or find it for rent here, at around
Rs.40.
Conclusion
The Dudhsagar Waterfall trek is
the longest & most attractive tourist place in Goa, India. Must
visit the place and welcome foreign visitors to see the panoramic beauty of the
nature of Dudhsagar Waterfalls in India.
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