List of Waterfalls in India

Name of the WaterfallHeightDistrictState
Nohkalikai Falls340 metres (1,120 ft)East Khasi HillsMeghalaya
Nohsngithiang Falls

 

315 metres (1,033 ft)

East Khasi HillsMeghalaya
Dudhsagar Falls

 

310 metres (1,020 ft)

SanguemGoa
Kynrem Falls

 

305 metres (1,001 ft)

East Khasi HillsMeghalaya
Meenmutty Falls

 

300 metres (980 ft)

WayanadKerala
Thalaiyar Falls

 

297 metres (974 ft)

DindigulTamil Nadu
Barkana Falls

 

259 metres (850 ft)

ShimogaKarnataka
Jog Falls

 

253 metres (830 ft)

ShimogaKarnataka
Khandadhar Falls

 

244 metres (801 ft)

SundargarhOdisha
Vantawng Falls

 

229 metres (751 ft)

SerchhipMizoram
Barehipani Falls

 

217 metres (712 ft)

MayurbhanjOdisha
Kune Falls

 

200 metres (660 ft)

PuneMaharashtra
Soochipara Falls

 

200 metres (660 ft)

WayanadKerala
Magod Falls

 

198 metres (650 ft)

Uttara KannadaKarnataka
Kunchikal Falls

 

450 metres ( 1490ft)

UdupiKarnataka
Joranda Falls

 

181 metres (594 ft)

MayurbhanjOdisha
Hebbe Falls

 

168 metres (551 ft)

ChikkamagaluruKarnataka
Duduma Falls

 

157 metres (515 ft)

MayurbhanjOdisha
Palani Falls

 

150 metres (490 ft)

KulluHimachal Pradesh
Lodh Falls

 

143 metres (469 ft)

LateharJharkhand
Bishop Falls

 

135 metres (443 ft)

East Khasi HillsMeghalaya
Chachai Falls

 

130 metres (430 ft)

RewaMadhya Pradesh
Keoti Falls

 

130 metres (430 ft)

RewaMadhya Pradesh
Kalhatti Falls

 

122 metres (400 ft)

ChikkamagaluruKarnataka
Beadon Falls

 

120 metres (390 ft)

East Khasi HillsMeghalaya
Keppa Falls

 

116 metres (381 ft)

Uttara KannadaKarnataka
Koosalli Falls

 

116 metres (381 ft)

UdupiKarnataka
Pandavgad Falls

 

107 metres (351 ft)

ThaneMaharashtra
Rajat Prapat

 

107 metres (351 ft)

HoshangabadMadhya Pradesh
Bundla Falls

 

110 metres (330 ft)

KangraHimachal Pradesh
Shivanasamudra Falls

 

98 metres (322 ft)

MysoreKarnataka
Lower Ghaghri Falls

 

98 metres (322 ft)

LateharJharkhand
Hundru Falls

 

98 metres (322 ft)

RanchiJharkhand
Sweet Falls

 

96 metres (315 ft)

East Khasi HillsMeghalaya
Agaya Gangai Falls

 

92 metres (302 ft)

Namakkal /SalemTamil Nadu
Gatha Falls

 

91 metres (299 ft)

PannaMadhya Pradesh
Teerathgarh Falls

 

91 metres (299 ft)

BasterChhattisgarh
Kiliyur Falls

 

91 metres (299 ft)

YercaudTamil Nadu
Kedumari Falls

 

91 metres (299 ft)

UdupiKarnataka
Muthyala Maduvu Falls

 

91 metres (299 ft)

Bangalore RuralKarnataka
Tirathgarh Falls

 

91 metres (299 ft)

BastarChattisgarh
Langshiang Falls

 

85 metres (279 ft)

West Khasi

झरने का नामऊंचाईजिलाराज्य
नोहकलिकाई जलप्रपात340 मीटर (1,120 फीट)पूर्वी खासी हिल्समेघालय
नोहसिंगिथियांग फॉल्स315 मीटर (1,033 फीट)पूर्वी खासी हिल्समेघालय
दूधसागर झरना310 मीटर (1,020 फीट)संगुएमगोवा
कीनारे फॉल305 मीटर (1,001 फीट)पूर्वी खासी हिल्समेघालय
मीनमुट्टी फॉल्स300 मीटर (980 फीट)वायनाडकेरल
थलियार जलप्रपात297 मीटर (974 फीट)डिंडीगुलतमिलनाडु
बरकाना जलप्रपात259 मीटर (850 फीट)शिमोगाकर्नाटक
जोग जलप्रपात253 मीटर (830 फीट)शिमोगाकर्नाटक
खंडधर झरना244 मीटर (801 फीट)सुंदरगढ़ओडिशा
वंटावंग फॉल्स229 मीटर (751 फीट)सेरछिपमिजोरम
बरहीपनी जलप्रपात217 मीटर (712 फीट)मयूरभंजओडिशा
कुने फॉल्स200 मीटर (660 फीट)पुणेमहाराष्ट्र
सोचीपारा जलप्रपात200 मीटर (660 फीट)वायनाडकेरल
मैगॉड फॉल्स198 मीटर (650 फीट)उत्तरा कन्नड़कर्नाटक
कुंचिकल फॉल्स450 मीटर (1490 फीट)उडुपीकर्नाटक
जोरंडा जलप्रपात181 मीटर (594 फीट)मयूरभंजओडिशा
हेब्बे फॉल्स168 मीटर (551 फीट)चिक्कामगलुरुकर्नाटक
दुदुमा जलप्रपात157 मीटर (515 फीट)मयूरभंजओडिशा
पलानी जलप्रपात150 मीटर (490 फीट)कुल्लूहिमाचल प्रदेश
लोध प्रपात143 मीटर (469 फीट)लातेहारझारखंड
बिशप जलप्रपात135 मीटर (443 फीट)पूर्वी खासी हिल्समेघालय
चचाई फॉल130 मीटर (430 फीट)रीवामध्य प्रदेश
केओटी फॉल्स130 मीटर (430 फीट)रीवामध्य प्रदेश
कलहट्टी झरना122 मीटर (400 फीट)चिक्कामगलुरुकर्नाटक
बीडॉन फॉल्स120 मीटर (390 फीट)पूर्वी खासी हिल्समेघालय
केप्पा जलप्रपात116 मीटर (381 फीट)उत्तरा कन्नड़कर्नाटक
Koosalli फॉल्स116 मीटर (381 फीट)उडुपीकर्नाटक
पांडवगढ़ जलप्रपात107 मीटर (351 फीट)थाइनमहाराष्ट्र
रजत प्रपट107 मीटर (351 फीट)होशंगाबादमध्य प्रदेश
बुंदला जलप्रपात100 मीटर (330 फीट)कांगड़ाहिमाचल प्रदेश
शिवानसमुद्र जलप्रपात98 मीटर (322 फीट)मैसूरकर्नाटक
निचला घाघरी जलप्रपात98 मीटर (322 फीट)लातेहारझारखंड
हुंडरू जलप्रपात98 मीटर (322 फीट)रांचीझारखंड
मीठा फाल96 मीटर (315 फीट)पूर्वी खासी हिल्समेघालय
अगया गंगई झरना92 मीटर (302 फीट)नमक्कल / सलेमतमिलनाडु
गाथा फॉल91 मीटर (299 फीट)पन्नामध्य प्रदेश
तीरथगढ़ फॉल्स91 मीटर (299 फीट)बस्तरछत्तीसगढ़
किलियूर प्रपात91 मीटर (299 फीट)Yercaudतमिलनाडु
केदुमरी जलप्रपात91 मीटर (299 फीट)उडुपीकर्नाटक
मुथैला मधुवु जलप्रपात91 मीटर (299 फीट)बैंगलोर ग्रामीणकर्नाटक
तीरथगढ़ जलप्रपात91 मीटर (299 फीट)बस्तरछत्तीसगढ़
लैंगशियांग फॉल्स85 मीटर (279 फीट)पश्चिम खासी हिल्समेघालय

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