The monsoon season is the best time to witness gushing waterfalls. Whether you go on a romantic drive in the rain or trekking to waterfalls, this is the time to travel to your heart’s content. Karnataka’s twin waterfalls are creating a splash on the internet with theuir beauty. Read on to know why you must visit these breathtaking waterfalls asap!
Karnataka’s Twin Waterfalls Barachukki & Gaganachukki Mesmerise Netizens
Nestled near the island town of Shivanasamudra in Karnataka, Barachukki and Gaganachukki are two spell-binding twin waterfalls. Water from the river Cauvery flows down a 75-metre gorge and divides the waterfall into two parts. They later flow through deep ravines forming two waterfalls- Barachukki and Gaganachukki which flows around Shivanasamudra. Just a few kilometres apart from each other, the two cascading waterfalls is a sight to behold.
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A #throwback to this day last year…
When Cauvery was in all glory…#barachukki#wanderlustwednesday#googlephotos
@vijayashankara pic.twitter.com/0zLAiFkVce— vrundashankara (@vrundavs) July 17, 2019
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Pictures and videos of the twin waterfalls are doing the rounds on social media. Watching the waterfalls flowing next to each other, it resembles white milk flowing down the hills. In fact, Shivanasamudra,the region where the waterfalls are located, itself means Shiva’s Sea. Barachukki and Gaganachukki waterfalls are considered to be among the 100 best in the world. So, let nothing stop you from packing your bags and going on a quick road trip to witness nature’s spellbinding beauty at its best, this monsoon season.
Beauty of Nature 😍
Karnataka pic.twitter.com/4NbQc3bCgf
— प्रियंवदा 🇮🇳🚩 (@Priyamvada227s) June 6, 2020
