

Dudhsagar waterfalls
Dudhsagar waterfalls is a four-tired, iconic attraction located in the state of Goa in India. It is considered as India’s most beautiful natural marvels. Located in the Bhagwan Mahavir Sanctuary in Mollen National Park, this is a crown jewel of the Western Ghats. Because of its dazzling natural beauty, Dudhsagar is one of Goa’s most visited location. The sheer variety in the flora and fauna is further complemented by this majestic waterfall. Dudhsagar is one of the top five tallest waterfalls in India. With a height of over 1000 feet, this gigantic fall is indeed a true wonder. The sound of the water splashing on the rocks is audible from a long distance. Curious already? Here are the things to know before visiting Dudhsagar Waterfalls.
Origin of the Name
The literal translation of Dudhsagar is “Sea of Milk”. The milky white waters of the fall truly justify the name. The popular belief around the waterfall is really interesting. A Princess who was bathing in the lake nearby Mandovi river, poured a mug full of milk to protect herself from a Prince who was gazing her. This started the unending flow of milky waters.Image source: Shutterstock
Location
The waterfall is located in the state of Goa, very close to the Karnataka border. Because of its rich ecological diversity, it is home to a variety of wildlife. Also, it is a part of the Bhagwan Mahavir Sanctuary.
Best time to Visit
The period between October to March is an ideal time to visit. The monsoon is a rough time as the rocks get slippery and the fall is more aggressive as well. Also, ensure that you are familiar with the things to know before visiting Dudhsagar.


