1. Dudhsagar Waterfall
Dudhsagar Waterfall is a four-way waterfall
located on the Goa-Karnataka border, close to Goa. It's very mesmerizing, because you see that sea water shakes fall. The whole phenomenon is usually described as clouds falling from the sky, which descend directly to the Earth.
The waterfall is surrounded by lush greenery which provides an additional beauty for the place.
Dudhsagar Waterfall is the fourth largest waterfall in India, at 320 meters or at 1017 feet height. This is a great day trip to Goa.
located on the Goa-Karnataka border, close to Goa. It's very mesmerizing, because you see that sea water shakes fall. The whole phenomenon is usually described as clouds falling from the sky, which descend directly to the Earth.
The waterfall is surrounded by lush greenery which provides an additional beauty for the place.
Dudhsagar Waterfall is the fourth largest waterfall in India, at 320 meters or at 1017 feet height. This is a great day trip to Goa.
How to reach Dudhsagar waterfall from Goa
Dudhsagar Falls is situated on the border of Goa and Karnataka. Assuming that you are living in Panjim or Margao, you would like to go by road. The journey is not really so much of a problem.
Dudhsagar waterfall is 65 kilometers to Mollem. It is just 40 kms from Margao. Most people finally take a taxi for Dudhsagar waterfall, although you can also take a bus. The jeeps of the Forest Department will take you to the ground. Private vehicles can not enter this area. There are also two trains per day.
2. Colva Beach
Colva beach is one of the largest and striking beaches of South Goa, which has fine white sand powder and is surrounded by coconut palms, which extends from Bogmalo to Cabo de Ram along the southern coast. Colva beach is very beautiful and there is a stream flowing in it. Scattered with colonial-style villas and the concrete hotel around the beach looks more stunning, with a wider collection of snack bars. During the day, number of Tourist roam at this place. Colva beach is located 6 km from Margao city in South Goa.
Colva beach is one of the largest and striking beaches of South Goa, which has fine white sand powder and is surrounded by coconut palms, which extends from Bogmalo to Cabo de Ram along the southern coast. Colva beach is very beautiful and there is a stream flowing in it. Scattered with colonial-style villas and the concrete hotel around the beach looks more stunning, with a wider collection of snack bars. During the day, number of Tourist roam at this place. Colva beach is located 6 km from Margao city in South Goa.
3. Tambdi Surla Temple
The small Shiva (Mahadev) temple of Tambadi Surla, situated about 18 km away from the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary gate, is the only living structure of Kadamba Yadav dynasty.
There is a pillar and three towers in the temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and there is a temple in front of a tower. In February / March hundreds of devotees gather here on the festival of Mahashivaratri. It is good to plan a day trip to explore the jungle walk at an altitude of 609 meters.
4. Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary
Altogether, if someone wants to see the forest as tall trees with rare plants, where hardly any light reaches the ground, Cotigao Sanctuary is the place to go.
It is located in Canacona taluka in the south of Goa. It is located about 2 km from Poinguinim. Nature interpretation center, run by the Forest Department, is a valuable resource of knowledge.
Cotigao Wildlife Sanctuary was established in 1969 to protect a remote and vulnerable area of forest lining located on the Goa / Karnataka border. In the area of 86 square kilometers of mixed deciduous woodland, the reserve is sure to inspire the tree lovers, but there is less chance of seeing many wildlife: its tigers and leopards were preyed long ago, while Gazelle, Sloth Beers, Sahi, Panther reportedly rarely appear in the jungle, the highway lamps are rarely seen.
One can reach here by own transport, and also buses running South on NH-17 karwar via chaudi will drop you within 2 km of gates. However to explore inner reaches of santuary one need their own transport.
5. Arvalam Waterfall
Arvalam or Harvalam waterfalls, which falls from a height of 50 meters, is one of the most amazing places. This waterfall is located about 2 km from Sanquelim and 8 km from Bicholim in North Goa.
Arwalam Waterfall is a very beautiful and beautiful picnic spot. This fascinating waterfall is a mind-blowing experience with Rudreshwar temple in its vicinity. The temple holds significance for those Hindus who believe in releasing the soul on the 12th day after death.
The best time to visit this site is after the abundant monsoon when it presents a magnificent aspect. During the monsoon, the flow of water is quite low. It has all-round greenery with fruit-laden trees, along with various fruits like banana coconut palm etc.
Nearby ancient caves combine a touch of antiquity for this picturesque location, which finds a major attraction as a favorite shooting destination for filmmakers. The rock cut caves are located nearby. The government has also developed a park from which the view of the waterfall can be seen calmly.