Dudhsagar Falls – Railway Track

Dudhsagar Falls literally means "sea milk", due to its milky white colour. The majestic, flowing Dudhsagar Falls can be found in the Mollem National Park (or the Bhagwan Mahaveer sanctuary). The Mandovi River, which flows down the mountain's steep side from a height of over 1017 feet, is a spectacular sight for foreign and domestic tourists. The Deccan Plateau, Karnataka is where the Mandovi River begins and it winds its way through the Western Ghats.

Dudhsagar Waterfall

Dudhsagar waterfalls location – The four-tiered waterfall is located on the Mandovi River In the Indian state of Goa. It is located at 60 km. It is located 60km from Panaji. It is accessible by road, and is located approximately 46 km east of Belgaum-Vasco da Gama railway route.MadgaonAnd 80 km south of Belagavi. Dudhsagar Falls is one of the most popular. India's highest waterfall. It has a height of 310m and a width of average 30 metres.

Dudhsagar falls Sonaulim, Goa – Dudh Sagar are located in the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary, and Mollem National Park within the Western Ghats. The waterfall can be found in Goa. The waterfall is a marker in the Mandovi River's journey from the Western Ghats to Panjim, where it meets with the Arabian Sea. This area is surrounded with deciduous forests rich in biodiversity. Some locals call this waterfall Tambdi Surla. While the waterfalls aren't particularly impressive in the dry season, they are spectacular during the monsoon seasons when the rains feed the falls and create a tremendous force of water.

Dudh Sagar Water Falls

Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek – Dudhsagar trek has been the subject of much hype. Officially, the Dudhsagar railway trek is now closed to the public. However, the trek to the Dudhsagar Falls bottom is still accessible for everyone.

Doodh Sagar Train – There are two ways to get there. The first is to start the trek from Kulem, and then follow the jeep trail to the bottom, and can also travel via the railway track, which is approximately 11 km long. Hikers hike up to Sonaulim station to rejoin the Mud route. This route will save you 2km on the Mud road. It is mandatory that hire a guide during monsoon season and purchase a life jacket to begin the trek. The area is subject to heavy rainfall and water displacement around the Dudh Sagar falls.

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Dudhsagar Waterfalls

The main river of Goa, the river Mandovi (or the river Mandovi), begins at the Deccan plateau, in Karnataka. This river winds its way through the Western Ghats and descends to the Doodh sagar Falls after passing over the highest peaks at the border of Goa, Karnataka, and then continues westward. The waters create a deep green pool at its base before moving west to join the Arabian Sea.

Milk waterfall is impressive at 310m, and 100ft wide. It is a stunning sight to see the waterfall split into three streams when it flows over the almost vertical cliff face. Some locals call this water fall Tambdi Surla.

The Bhagwan Mahavir wildlife sanctuary is located in the area surrounding the falls. This area is home to many animals and birds. A keen observer might even spot them. The Goa Forest Department maintains the roads leading to the falls.