Dudh Sagar Waterfall is one of the most noteworthy water falls in India, and among the hundred most elevated waterfalls on the planet. It lies in the southern piece of Goa at Mollem, towards the fringe with Karnataka state. Dudh Sagar, actually implies a Sea of Milk in the nearby Konkanni dialect, and gets its name as it seems like a flooding ocean of milk. It has an aggregate stature of 306 meters and a width of 30 meters.
The heavenly Dudhsagar Waterfall is roosted in the high crests of the Western Ghats and is an incredible sight particularly in the storms when it is in full and enraged stream. From a separation, the waterfall seems like floods of milk hurrying down the mountainside. The exhuberent and breathtaking waterfall is situated in the Sanguem taluka.
Measuring a strong 600m from head to foot, this waterfall on the Goa-Karnataka outskirt, pulls in a constant flow of guests from the coast into the rough Western Ghats. Subsequent to pouring over the Deccan level, the headwaters of the Mandovi River frame a frothing deluge that parts into three streams to course down a close vertical bluff face into a dark green pool.
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Measuring a strong 600m from head to foot, this waterfall on the Goa-Karnataka outskirt, pulls in a constant flow of guests from the coast into the rough Western Ghats. Subsequent to pouring over the Deccan level, the headwaters of the Mandovi River frame a frothing deluge that parts into three streams to course down a close vertical bluff face into a dark green pool.
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