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Are you planning a trip to Goa? Then you must visit the Dudhsagar Waterfalls ! Located in Goa, It is the 5th tallest waterfall in India with a height of 310 meters (1017 feet), and looks like a sea of milk. The mesmerizing beauty of the Dudhsagar waterfall is stunning which one will never forget in his whole lifetime. 

Monsoon season reveals its sheer power, making it a trendy tourist spot all year round. The best time to visit the Dudhsagar Falls is between June and October with a Jeep safari when the rains are at their peak and the water flow is at its highest. However, most of the tourists even enjoy the falls during the dry season as it offers a spectacular view. 

There are many ways to reach the mighty Dudhsagar Waterfall, but one of the best and most affordable ways to enjoy this adventurous journey is by booking a full-day Dudhsagar Waterfall Trip with Jeep Safari . We Goa Trip Planner organizes a daily tour to Dudhsagar waterfalls from October to May by AC coach from Calangute, Candolim, Baga, and Panjim locations. We will plan your Full Day Dudhsagar Waterfall with Jeep Safari ,  Spice Plantation & Visit Old Goa Heritage trip with a memorable experience. The trip includes an AC luxury coach, Jeep safari, spice plantation lunch, and tour & all other entry fees.

So let's go on an adventure Dudhsagar  Waterfall trip with a Jeep Safar i journey and book your full-day trip with us. Our Waterfall Trip with Jeep Safari trip details are as below:

Dudhsagar Waterfall Trip Package

The trip will start at 6.00 am and our driver will pick you up from your hotel or residence. Our driver will drop you at the parking area near Mollem National Park. 

From the National Park, you will be transferred to a Jeep Safari, which will cover 12 kilometers through the Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary while crossing numerous small streams. You’ll be able to seek the thrill of adventure and admire the wondrous flora and fauna as you drive across the wilderness in a Jeep safari. 

We also provide one guide who is well-versed in Hindi & English providing you with every detail of the trip making it an informative plus adventurous experience.

You can swim and enjoy the magnificent Dudhsagar waterfall for about 2 hours at the foot of the waterfall. You can also watch natural fish in the pond formed at the waterfall's base. 

Our trip package includes Life jacket fees, Forest entry fees, etc. At the base, the waterfall looks like milk flowing down with sheer force. After spending some time at Dudhsagar Falls, you’ll be taken to the Spice Plantation trip.

Spice Plantation Tour

After heading from Dudhsagar Fall, we will leave for a Spice Plantation trip which is located nearby.

We will provide you with a truly authentic Goan meal at the spice plantation where traditional spices and herbs can be found, you have the option to enjoy an elephant ride and shower for an additional fee.

Among the spices, you can find a few plants such as nutmeg, cloves, betel nut trees, cinnamon, and other related spices.

After having lunch and enjoying a few activities we will head toward Old Goa Church

Visit to Old Goa Church Heritage

After having lunch and enjoying a meal at the spice plantation we will take a tour of Old Goa Church which is now a UNESCO Heritage site.

We will visit Old Goa Church after lunch at a spice plantation. This church has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Goa's patron saint Francis Xavier's mortal remains are kept in the Basilica of Bom Jesus.

Visit the museums preserved in the church, and enjoy taking pictures of the old heritage.

Few additional charges will apply for a walkthrough of the museum, which will be paid on-site.

As a reputed travel and tourism company with more than 7 years of experience, we have conducted over 1000 trips & tours throughout Goa. Our customer support will be available for you 24x7 for all your queries. It is easy to book our tour with our online software or just contact us, we will be happy to assist you with your customized Dudhsagar trip booking .

What is included in the tour

• Pick up & Drop from North Goa hotel main road by AC coach
• Hindi - English speaking guide
• Jeep safari fees
• Life jackets

Forest Entry

Authentic Goan Buffet Lunch at Spice Plantation

• Guided tour of Spice Plantation
• Visit Old Goa Churches

What is NOT included in the tour

• Charges for video cameras & still cameras.
• Soft drinks & other beverages etc.
• Any other personal expenses.
• Experience the charming drive-through to the Dudhsagar falls in Goa
• Scenic off-road trip through the natural beauty of Mollem National Park the jeep safari ride will drop you off at the waterfall.
• Have a splendid time at the milky waterfall
• Treat your tastebuds to a traditional Goan meal
• Guided spice plantation tour

Pick up from Baga, Calangute, Arpora, Candolim & Panjim bus stand by tour guide and proceed to Kullem.

Jeep Safari Covers 12 KM goes through Bhagwan Mahavir wildlife sanctuary while crossing through numerous small streams.

The imposing Dudhsagar waterfall fills you with awe and fascination. You feel the exhilaration as you splash and swim in the waterfall pool at the base. We provide you with life jackets for your safety.

After spending a wonderful time now head back to the base by Jeep Safari.

After the exhilarating time at the Dudhsagar falls, we will head for the Spice plantation for lunch.

With a guided tour of the exquisite spice plantation, you can relish traditional Goan food and also choose to amuse yourself with an elephant ride or an elephant shower (optional at Rs. 700 per person/ride)

Visit the most famous churches in Goa and the UNESCO World Heritage site.

Proceed for the drop at the hotel after an exciting and fulfilling day.

The pickup will be done from all hotels main road in Calangute, Baga, Arpora, Candolim, & Panjim.

Yes, There will be a professional guide who can speak Hindi & English who will assist you throughout your tour.

Any comfortable T-shirts, shorts, shoes and sunglasses.

No,You will be given some time to have your breakfast while we arrange the Jeep safari.

Dudhsagar waterfall is the most visited tourist attraction in Goa.To reach Dudhsagar waterfalls you need to go through a jungle crossing small streams through jeep safari.Overall it will be a great experience

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Dudhsagar falls trip to most beautiful waterfall of india.

Dudhsagar Falls – the moment you hear these words, the visuals of trains passing through the falls come to your mind. Thanks to Bollywood. This tall, tiered, and perennial waterfall is a must-see destination in Goa. Bollywood films like the Chennai Express have shared their spectacular visuals in front of millions even if the coordinates of the waterfalls were misplaced.

I first saw these wonderful waterfalls when I was on the Deccan Odyssey trip. It was fun to watch the waterfall from the luxury of my personal cabin. Minutes later we were all discussing the view. Since the time we moved to Goa, I have seen them many times on different trains that I have taken. However, it is now that we got an opportunity to visit the waterfalls to admire them in full glory.

A Story of Dudhsagar Waterfalls

Dudhsagar literally means the ocean of milk. Here is the story that tells us how it got the name.

The legend is that there was a lake in the western ghats. This is where a princess used to come for bathing every day with her friends. After the bath, they used to drink milk – as much as a jug of milk. One fine day as they were playing in the lake a young man passed by. He stopped to look at the maidens in the water. The maidens to save their dignity poured the milk in a way that created a curtain of milk.

It is believed that since then the waterfall is flowing creating a curtain of milk.

I am not sure about the story, but I can tell you that once you have heard the story the waterfall does look a wee bit milkier in appearance.

What is Dudhsagar Falls?

Dudhsagar Falls is actually a punctuation mark in the journey of the Mandovi River from the Western Ghats to Panjim where it meets the Arabian Sea. This waterfall is in the Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary and Mollem National Park region, Sanguem Taluka in Goa, a protected area.

From top to bottom Dudhsagar waterfall is more than 300 meters or 1000 ft in height.

Mandovi falls from the height, into a deep green pool before it moves on its westward journey to the Arabian Sea.

Video of Trip to Dudhsagar Falls, Goa

Watch the video of our trip to the best waterfalls of Goa in HD mode. Indian Railways trains passing by the waterfalls are a sight you should not miss.

Temples around

On the Jeep ride from the forest gate to Dudhsagar, you would find some houses – which means some people live inside. We even saw a sugarcane field and we were told the workers in this field come in the morning and leave by the evening.

There are two temples that we saw – one belongs to Dudhsagar Baba. Now I am not sure who he really is but the temple looks fairly new. As we are not allowed to get off the jeep, we could not visit the temple.

The second temple belongs to Satteri – the goddess that can be seen all over Goa. Between Satteri and Shantadurga it would be difficult to choose who would be the presiding deity of Goa. And as some would say, both of them are different versions of the same divine feminine.

Video of Dudhsagar Waterfalls

Fabulous landscape scene of a Train passing by Dudhsagar Waterfalls Goa – Best of Indian Railways.

Visiting Dudhsagar Falls

We reached Mollem around 9 AM & joined the long queue to get the Jeep ticket. It was an exceptionally crowded day and it took us nearly 2 hours to get the ticket. Once in the Jeep, we had to wait for almost an hour outside the forest gate. We were told that they are trying to limit the overall number of Jeeps inside the park.

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We admired the quiet and absolutely clean Mandovi flowing next to our waiting queue. I was hoping to see some animals or birds but then with so many jeeps and humans around it was asking for too much.

After crossing the forest gate we started driving through the thick jungle. In places, we passed through the canopy of trees, and at other places, we could see some habitation. We crossed two small streams and many other smaller streams smiled at us through the drive. The road was muddy and slushy, as the monsoons have still not completely gone.

At the Jeep Parking place which was obviously full of Jeeps and tourists they brought in, there is Watchtower. If you do not want to trek for 1 km from here, this is your best bet to admire the fall. The view of the falls is nice. Monkeys of the wildlife sanctuary, however, think that the Watchtower is their place so you would need to deal with them.

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Walk to the wonderful waterfalls

From the Jeep stand, we started walking towards the fall – all full of excitement to finally see the falls up, close, and personal. We had to go up and down some steps that must have been built as proper staircases in some era. Then we had to cross a narrow stream where the water was gushing through large rocks on our right to become a fiery stream on our left. The branch of a tree was bending on the stream as if trying to protect it or maybe trying to kiss it.

It was a lovely scene to witness. I loved the sound of water as it made its way through the rocks and finally claimed a space for itself as a stream. After admiring it for a while, I moved ahead. A little ahead another stream awaited us. I was charmed once again.

Anyway, my curiosity about meeting the waterfalls made my steps move ahead. It was a rocky and slippery path. I saw many before me struggle and some even slip. That made me extra conscious of the rough terrain ahead. Suddenly the waterfalls made an appearance in full glory. I could see it from top to bottom in a single frame – just like the most famous images of its show. The railway bridge cuts through the middle of Dudhsagar Falls.

It was a sight to behold.

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After soaking in this sight, it was time to brave some more rocky paths where the challenge was not to come in the path of jumping monkeys. There was water, there were rocks piled on each other and there were monkeys jumping everywhere. It was risky, many fell but most of us managed to reach the base of the waterfalls.

Close-up view of the Dudhsagar Falls base

At the base of the Dudhsagar Falls is a lake in turquoise blue water. Tourists – all of them in red life jackets swam in the lake while the lifeguards leisurely balanced themselves on rocks. I like to hear the sound of falling water, but with so many people around, the human sounds overpowered the sounds of the waterfall. It was still therapeutic to look at the water impatiently falling and flowing away.

A few bright yellow benches held onto the rocks. Some elderly women sat. I also sat for a while but then the rocks tempted me. After spending our designated time, we walked back, with the satisfaction that after living in Goa for good 4 years we have finally seen the mighty and the best waterfalls of the state.

How to Reach Dudhsagar Falls?

Dudhsagar waterfalls are located inside the Bhagwan Mahaveer Wildlife Sanctuary which lies at the border of Goa and Karnataka. You can either reach it by road from a village called Mollem at the edge of the Mollem National Park. By train the closest railway station for Dudhsagar is Kulem.

Where is Dudhsagar Falls?

It is about 70 KM from Panjim, 46 KM from Madgaon, and 80 KM from Belagavi.

A Taxi from Panjim costs anywhere between 3000-4000 Rs.

During the season, Goa Tourism operates a conducted tour of the waterfalls that also covers some other destinations like spice gardens and old Goa. Check the Goa Tourism website for more details.

You can trek to the waterfalls from Kuveshi village (6 KM) or Collem Railway Station (11 KM) or Castle Rock Railway Station (14 KM). However, please go only with organizers who have prior permission from the Forest Department, Goa for such treks. These treks are tough and are not suitable for general visitors.

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Dudhsagar Falls Hotels and Restaurants

Dudhsagar Spa Resort – Goa Tourism has a Dudhsagar Resort at Mollem Village, not too far from where you get the Jeeps. They have lovely tented accommodations where you can stay and enjoy the jungle. I stayed there last year during monsoons and really enjoyed the forest all around. For more details – Check out their website .

Jungle Cafe – This is a lovely garden restaurant with pots all over the ceiling. It serves both vegetarian and non-vegetarian buffets. It is an eco-friendly place that is not just surrounded by plants all around but also segregates its waste properly. Food is simple but fulfilling.

There are small eateries around the Jeep Ticket Counters where you get all kinds of food, but fish curry remains the most popular food here.

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• Jeep Fees – 2800 per Jeep or Ra 400 per person
• Life Jacket Fee – Rs 30 per person
• Forest Entry Fee – Rs 50 Per person
• Still Camera – Rs 30 per camera
• Video Camera – Needs special permission (someone needs to tell them that all cameras have a video facility)
• Mobile Camera – Free

All figures as of Oct 2017 & are subject to change.

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• The waterfalls are open to tourists from mid-October until the end of May. For exact dates, check with Goa Tourism before traveling.
• It is closed during monsoon months. The water levels in the river, as well as falls, are very high. Jeeps do not ply during these months and trekking is not advised unless you are an avid trekker. Do not fall for people who offer to take you by train as there are no trains that will bring you back.
• You need to buy a seat in the Jeep to enter the Bhagwan Mahavir Sanctuary. A Jeep can take up to 7 persons. There are 225 jeeps that are allowed inside the sanctuary every day at the time of writing.
• You can roughly spend 60-90 minutes, after which you must return to your jeep and drive back so that others can come in.
• There is a huge queue to buy the ticket for the jeep. Once you are in the Jeep, you have to queue up at the forest gate and get rid of all the plastic you are carrying with you.
• We strongly suggest not carrying any eatables inside the sanctuary or near the waterfalls as there are lots of monkeys and they are always looking for food.
• The path to the base of the waterfall from the Jeep parking is about a kilometer. It passed through two small streams with fragile bridges on them. The last part is rocky and very risky – be very careful especially if you have children or the elderly with you. I wish Goa Tourism or the Goa forest department make a walking platform to make the place safe for travelers.

Medical Aid

• There is no medical aid or food available once you are inside the forest. So plan accordingly.
• There are lifeguards who keep an eye on you at the lake below the waterfall but they would be able to only help you with not drowning in the water.
• Please wear your life jacket if you plan to swim.

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Plan for a full day at Dudhsagar if you are going from Panjim or coming from anywhere outside of Goa. If you are staying closer to the waterfalls, then you can visit them in half a day.

Online Booking for Dudhsagar Waterfalls Trip

GTDC organizes day trips to the waterfalls and recently online Jeep bookings have been started so that one does not have to wait long hours in the queue for the Forest Department-approved Jeep Safari. Below are the links. Do ask them all the questions you may have if you choose to book online.

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75 comments.

very interesting post. I must go there.

Dudhsagar falls is the best destination of goa and you shared good information about that beautiful monument of goa. its really amazing places in to experience beauty of beaches and stunning photos you shared.

feel like rushin 2 dudhsagar falls. there is one such fall near coorg…. mysore. forget the name….think starts with A. equivalent of this and famous for its lingest width…breadth is the chitrakoot falls near jagdalpur in chhattisgarh which i visited twice off season and during the rains. both have got their own charm

I am yet to see Chitrakoot Falls. The one near Coorg is Abbey Falls – that is also very beautiful.

I just love waterfalls, but who doesn’t! The landscapes in your photos are just gorgeous. I would love to visit these myself!

Thank you, Maggie. May you get to travel to Goa and India soon enough to experience Dudhsagar yourself.

I’d never heard of Dudhsagar Falls before, I need to watch more Bollywood films! But I like the legend of why it looks so milky, I can definitely see that, at least at the top of the falls. There were some good storytellers coming up with these ideas.

Katherine, we really do not believe these legends, but stories stay with you, they keep reminding you why this fall is called so. STories have been used as mediums to convey the essential since ages in India.

Beautiful! It is so green, lush & tropical. Played the video and swimming in the falls looks so refreshing. This is the second or third time that I see a post from Goa that really attracts. It is becoming more and more a place that I’m considering visiting.

Sheila – Goa is India’s favorite tourist destination. If you ask anyone where do you want to go for holiday – most likely you would hear the word Goa – and Dudhsagar is a favorite spot in Goa.

I visit to the Dudhsagar Falls looks and sounds incredible, and I can definitely see why the are called the most beautiful falls in India. I found the story behind the Falls’ name really fascinating. Thank you for sharing! I would also love to swim in those pools too!

It is an incredible waterfall Ania, I am sure you would enjoy swimming there.

Great advice and beautiful photos! I love waterfalls.

Thank you, Jenn. Glad you liked the post on IndiTales.

My partner and I saw Dudhsagar Falls from the Madgaon to Hospet train at the end of July this year. It’s spectacular! There are so many waterfalls to be seen from the train at that time of year, big and small. The jungle is so green! I’m sure it is at any time of the year but in the monsoon it’s so incredibly intense. It contrasted so dramatically with the area of Karnataka that the train goes through which seemed like a desert in comparison. Thanks for a great post!

Verity, you are right, during monsoons the whole of Konkan region is full of waterfalls. You can drive anywhere and you see only two things – green color and waterfalls. Dudhsagar is a perennial waterfall as it is really the river that is falling from the top, but most others are seasonal waterfalls.

Omg, my name is Verity too…. I have never heard of anyone else called verity in my life

These heavenly Falls are on my list since the time I watched Chennai express.. I did not know that it is open only from October to May for tourists. Thanks for the great post.

I know, Chennai Express has made Dudhsagar world famous. Well, you can go in monsoons by trekking but it is a bit risky. Here is wishing you a trip to Goa soon enough.

I regret that this is one trip I never did while in Goa. Though I have good memories of seeing the falls from the train on our trips to Bangalore and back.

Aparna, we managed to do this when we had guests visiting us and they kind of pushed us to come along. Last 4 years in Goa, we kept procrastinating about this trip. Sometimes, going with the flow helps. I have Dudhsagar many times from train – but you get to see just a part of it in one go. To see the whole fall in one frame, you have to go there.

The Jeep fees have increased over the years, a lot! We visited a few years ago. It’s a nice spot with the monkeys, and I took a lot of great dhudsagar monkey pictures for my article back then. It’s a place I would maybe visit once.

Helene – looks like the jeep prices go up every year. As much as it was beautiful, I do not want to go back till they take some security measures like building a walking platform on the rocks. It is too risky and you lose so much time standing in the queues.

India has been on my bucket list for FOREVER! Absolutely stunning. Dudhsagar Falls is now definitely on my list too!

Anna, time to tick off India from your wish list, although India is too large to be ever ticked off 🙂

We visited dudhsagar few years back and it was really amazing. Loved reading your post.old memories refreshed ????

Madhu, It is always good to hear that we have been able to invoke your fond memories of places like Dudhsagar falls.

Beautiful post with full of informations, thanks for sharing 🙂

Thanks, Pamela – glad you enjoyed the post on IndiTales.

Love the layers of the falls. Great detail and historical context. It’s clear why Dudhsagar Falls have to be visited.

Thank you, Rosemary.

I’ve not heard of this waterfall before – but wow, how beautiful is that!!! And I love that they offer life jackets for swimming, very helpful.

Rachel – this is one of the most beautiful waterfalls that I have seen. It has been used in many Indian Films as location.

That is a beautiful waterfall indeed. Oh. My friends, who went to Goa are all about party party. But there is so many other things to see.

Unfortunately, Alexander – most people think Goa is just to party, while I have been discovering its various facets for last 4 years – it ancient temples, its national parks, and its colorful festivals.

Wow! That’s one tall waterfall! I’ve always been fascinated by waterfalls and Dudhsagar falls definitely captured my attention! The walk going to the falls is lovely. Love the stream you saw going to the falls and the way you described it on your IG post is very poetic!

Thank you, Marvi. It is a stunning falll & like any other natural beauty, it can invoke the poet in you.

What a lovely waterfall! The train passing with the falls on the background is really dramatic & amazing, I must see it myself! So there’s more to Goa than just beaches and parties! Love your post! ????

Yes, yes, yes – there is lot more to Goa than parties. We have 50+ posts on Goa taking you to its hinterlands & it’s cultural fibre.

Quite interesting place and the post too. Would love to visit there as I love waterfalls. And yes after Chennai Express, the waterfall gained so much attention. Thanks for sharing 🙂

After Chennai Express, you do need to explain Dudhsagar – everyone knows it.

I love nature and film sites, so this seem like an amazing place to visit. Must see if you love waterfalls and hiking.

Filmwallahs love Dudhsagar although it is not a easy location to film at.

I went in mid-September and at that jeeps were not available. I went on a motorcycle and the route he took along the railway track was an adventure. I love to go again 🙂

The waterfall must be even more gorgeous in monsoons. I usually do not recommend it to people during monsoons as it can be risky.

Wow! Just, wow! Such an amazing, beautiful, majestic waterfalls! Wow!!! I love waterfalls but lately I have been intimidated with the trekking that might go with it (perhaps I have become weaker or just lazy sometimes). Thank you for sharing! I wish I could see this or other waterfalls just as breathtaking as this!

Kate, this one does not involve much trekking. Jeep take you quite close to the base of the waterfall. I know what you mean, I have also missed a lot of waterfalls due to the trekking they demand.

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The picture of the tree bending over the stream is wallpaper quality. How does the intensity of the waterfall change after monsoons? Is it as dramatic? And that jungle cafe is so inviting!

It is a perennial waterfall – you get the best view if you go just after monsoons like we did in October.

I love this dudhsagar falls in Goa, Once in my life really visit this falls.

I had been to this place ..this is the lovely place..but the time I went it was not having water.

Hello Anuradha, Its Nice Photography and Amazing Information by Waterfalls Enjoy it Thanks

one of the best travel blog ever, thanks for the sharing

thnk u once again

Glad you liked IndiTales Mohit.

This looks like an untouched beauty. Amazing pictures. I am definitely gonna visit this.

Isha, not really untouched anymore, since Bollywood took fancy to Dudhsagar falls, but still as beautiful to visit.

wow such an amazing waterfall.. thanks for sharing

I saw this fall in all her prime, from the train speeding up towards Bangalore from Vasco Da Gama railway station. It remains one of the most scenic rail journey I will always cherish, keeping in mind the breathtaking Shivalik from Kalka to Simla or Darjeeling toy train. I remember I frantically ran from one window to another as you get a glimse of the falls from both the sides. It is beautiful. Just as Goa is stunning during monsoon! I remember the tea vendor at train told me “khallash” as the view passed by and I was longing for more. probably one waterfall that could compensate for me not being able to spend more time there is the Jang waterfall from Arunachal Pradesh 🙂 PS: I am in love with your blog. What a great find Inditales is!

Thank you Madhurima. I liked the Thoseghar waterfalls also for their horseshoe formation and of course, you have to see Amboli falls in monsoons – I call it the kingdom of waterfalls in India. We walk a couple of kilometers with big and small waterfalls and to eat Sabudana Wada after that is simply awesome.

Last my visit panjim goa. But I stay over only 2 days. So next trip I will be visit as per your locating. Thanks. Anuradha JI

It’s an amazing place. The must be visited the place of goa is Dudh Sagar. natural waterfalls coming from mountains. water is so clean. an unforgettable trip to Dudhsagar will be remembered throughout my life. Those who are planning to visit Goa. I recommended u to visit Dudhsagar once in a life. It was an excellent experience. Thanks to sea water sports make my trip memorable.

Dudh Sagar waterfall visit was one of the best memorable trips of my life. The natural beauty and white (milk) waterfall were the best. It was an awesome experience.

Very nicely and briefly explain . Just wanted to update some points as we visited recently to Dhudsagar and stayed in Dhudsagar spa resort only.During monsoon the Govt. Ban the Jeep but hotel people has arranged the trek via train route and it was awesome experience once in a lifetime, we couldn’t reach to the base of Dhudsagar as it was close due to high level of water . The guide provided by the resort took us to the main train track view as shown in the movie “Chennai Express” . They charged us Rs.800/- per adult ,children are free. however I don’t recommend to take child below 4 yrs as it is difficult to climb in any train without plateform. There are very few trains on this route but the guide name Abdul give you 100% suerety to take u back. They have some understanding with train drivers on this route. Be ready to come back by train engine (fully adventourous). Everyday 8.30 am train from kullem station is there to visit Dhudsagar . On Thursday train at 11 am is there to return back to your resort otherwise 1 pm and 4.30 some goods train are available for returning. Train stop for few minutes to climb down at Dhudsagar station ,here I like to add all the 3 guide from different resort help children in climbing and walking through the tracks . From Dhudsagar station it just 10 min walk along the track to see the fall.

Excellent write up Mam…I have been to Dudh Sagar Falls very recently and after going through the words, photographs & videos above , I felt as if I am once again standing right below this beautiful waterfall..Very informative & useful blog..Just a few updates Mam : 1. They have raised Jeep charges a little to Rs. 500 per person 2. Much to the delight & convenience of Tourists, Goa Tourism Department has recently started online booking of tickets for Dudh Sagar Falls .

Thanks for the updated information. We will update the post soon.

What a great Blog!! The must be visited the place of goa is Dudh Sagar. natural waterfalls coming from the mountains. the water is so clean. an unforgettable trip to Dudhsagar will be remembered throughout my life. It was an awesome experience.

This is one of the best travel blog

Hello Anuji… this was really a nice story. I enjoyed reading it. I also wrote an article on my trip to Dudhsagar Falls.

Hi Anu, great write up on Dudhsagar and the surroundings. In addition to the places you mentioned, I would like to highlight an offbeat farmstay with a splendid natural water swimming pool located within easy reach of Kulem, the Dudhsagar Plantation (www.dudhsagarplantation.com) – it’s a good option for nature lovers who’d like to explore the Dudhsagar Region. Consider this an invitation to stay during your next visit to Goa.

Ashok ji – I live in Goa 🙂

Very nice. Thanks to writers

Very nice, thanks for this information

Nice Post. Very detailed still interesting to read. You did not explain much about backwater. You should do a lil bit about it. Only, that’s my suggestion. Beyond that everything is absolutely right.

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• You can't really miss a trip to one of the largest and most beautiful waterfalls in India. 
• Dudhsagar Waterfalls, as the name suggests, is the sea of milk. It is located in the Mandovi River in Goa, which is 60 km away from Panaji by road. It is among the tallest waterfalls in India. It has a height of 310m (1017 feet). 
• When you visit the falls, you will have a different feeling altogether, which cannot be described in words. It seems like milky vapors are rising from the falls, and the clouds are falling from heaven. 
• Now, do you want to know something awesome? The beautiful waterfall which was shown in the Movie Chennai Express is the Dudhsagar Falls. So people also call it the Chennai Express waterfall.
• Dudhsagar falls has all the natural vibes that you need and who doesn't love nature? This place has its own beauty that is different from every other waterfall. The clear water and the lush greenery around the waterfall is something that will astonish you. The lush greenery surrounding the falls gives an aesthetic vibe that is incredible. 
• Here comes the adventurous part, to reach the waterfall, you need to trek through a dense forest. The Dudhsagar trek is a 14 km long trek (one side) that takes around 6-7 hours, passing through the dense forest and walking through the railway tracks. And it is all worth it when you reach the waterfall glory. When you witness the water rapids for the first time, you will be surprised to see such a magnificent view, and the natural beauty surrounding it is praise-worthy. 
• This place has a major tourist attraction because of its mesmerizing beauty, pleasant vibes, and sparkling and silent nature. That's not it, the rock formations at the base have made a natural pool, which has turquoise blue water that has descended from the Dudhsagar Falls. This pool is known as the Dudhsagar waterfall pool. 
• A trip to Goa is incomplete if you do not visit this waterfall and experience the trek. This place will be a perfect trip for you to get away from the busy city life. There is a fresh, quiet, and calm breeze everywhere around this place.
• If you have a one-day trip to Goa, then also you should visit this beautiful place because it's worth it. You will get to see and feel such beauty, the calm breeze, the quiet surrounding, and a lot more. It will be an unforgettable experience for you. 

Trek Information:

• Trek Trail: Jungle trail
• Difficulty : Easy to Moderate.
• Endurance : Easy to Moderate.
• Length : Approx. 14 km ( One side )
• Location Address: Near Kulem, Goa.
• Best time to visit: June to December

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• 6 years experience in organizing Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek with all safety protocols.
• Served over 400+ customers last year with amazing reviews.
• We provide one trek leader for every group of 10 people
• Scenic Trail: The trek begins with a scenic trail through dense forests, where you'll encounter a rich variety of plant species, including towering trees, exotic orchids, and vibrant ferns. The tranquil ambiance and the symphony of bird songs create a magical atmosphere.

Mollem Stream Crossing: As you progress on the trek, you'll come across the Mollem Stream, which needs to be crossed. The crystal-clear waters and the refreshing splash offer a rejuvenating experience. Be prepared to get wet and embrace the adventure.

Dudhsagar Falls: The climax of the trek is the awe-inspiring Dudhsagar Falls. With a height of approximately 310 meters, the falls resemble a milky cascade descending from the rocky cliffs. The sheer power and beauty of the waterfall are truly captivating, making it a sight to behold.

Swimming and Relaxation: After reaching Dudhsagar Falls, you can unwind and take a refreshing dip in the natural pool formed at the base of the falls. The cool waters provide respite from the trek and allow you to soak in the magnificence of the surroundings.

Wildlife Spotting: The trek takes you through the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary, providing opportunities to spot various species of wildlife. Keep an eye out for monkeys, deer, langurs, and a wide range of bird species that inhabit the lush forests.

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Event Fees:

• Kulem:  1800   1499/- per person

What is included in the tour

• Breakfast & Tea
• Guide Charges.
• Forest Entry Charges.
• Expertise Charges. 
• First Aid Charges.

What is NOT included in the tour

• Travel till pickup points
• Any kind of cost which is not mentioned in the cost including above
• All expenses incurred due to unforeseen and unavoidable circumstances like roadblocks, bad weather
• Any medical / Emergency evacuations if required
• ​07:30 AM: Report at Kulem Station
• 07:40 AM: Have Breakfast
• 07:00 AM: After a short briefing, and introduction we will start our Trek via the Jungle route.
• We carry our packed lunch with us.
• The Dudhsagar Trek is a moderate-level trek that spans approximately 14 kilometers, starting from Kulem Railway Station and ending at Dudhsagar Falls. The trail takes you through the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary and Mollem National Park, offering a unique opportunity to witness the region's diverse flora and fauna.
• 11:00 AM: Reach the waterfall and spend some time at the waterfall.
• Capture this landscape in your hearts and cameras. Get energized, eat some snacks, and get ready as we head back to Kulem Station.
• 12:00 PM: Start your trek back to Kulem
• 04:00 PM: Reach Kulem Station, have Tea and Snacks, and freshen up.
• Your trip ends here with beautiful memories. 

Things to Keep in Mind at Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek:

Permits : Since the Dudhsagar Trek passes through protected areas, it is essential to obtain the necessary permits and permissions before embarking on the journey. Make sure to check the current regulations and guidelines from the concerned authorities.

Weather : The best time to undertake the Dudhsagar Trek is during the post-monsoon season (October to February) when the water flow is at its peak, creating a magnificent spectacle. However, it's important to be prepared for sudden weather changes and carry appropriate rain gear and protective clothing.

Fitness Level: The Dudhsagar Trek is moderately challenging and requires a reasonable level of fitness. It involves walking on uneven terrain, crossing streams, and traversing through forests. Prior trekking experience or regular physical exercise can be beneficial in enjoying the trek to its fullest.

Local Guides: It is advisable to hire a local guide who is familiar with the trail and can provide insights into the flora, fauna, and history of the region. They can also ensure your safety and help navigate the route effectively.

Things to do at Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek:

Explore the Trail: Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the trekking trail as you walk through lush forests, cross streams, and navigate rocky terrain. Enjoy the sights, sounds, and scents of the Western Ghats ecosystem, and appreciate the biodiversity around you.

Photography: Capture the stunning landscapes, unique flora, and fauna, and the grandeur of Dudhsagar Falls through your lens. The trek provides ample opportunities for photography enthusiasts to capture memorable shots of nature's splendor.

Swimming : Take a refreshing dip in the natural pool formed at the base of Dudhsagar Falls. Enjoy the cool, cascading waters and the rejuvenating experience of swimming in the vicinity of the milky waterfall.

Picnic and Relaxation: Find a scenic spot along the trekking route or near Dudhsagar Falls and indulge in a picnic. Unwind, savor delicious snacks, and soak in the serene atmosphere of the surroundings. Enjoy the company of fellow trekkers and create cherished memories.

Wildlife Spotting: Keep a lookout for wildlife species that inhabit the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary and Mollem National Park. You may encounter monkeys, deer, langurs, various bird species, and maybe even some elusive wildlife. Respect their natural habitat and observe them from a safe distance.

Birdwatching: The Western Ghats region is known for its rich birdlife. Carry a pair of binoculars and spend some time identifying and observing the diverse bird species that inhabit the area. Look out for colorful birds like the Malabar Whistling Thrush, Indian Pitta, and Malabar Trogon.

Camping: Extend your stay and experience the thrill of camping in the wilderness. Set up tents near the waterfall or on the nearby camping grounds and spend a night under the starry sky. Enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings and the soothing sound of the waterfall as you relax by the campfire.

Interaction with Local Communities: Get to know the local communities living in the region and learn about their way of life, culture, and traditions. Engage in conversations, sample local cuisine, and gain insights into the local ecosystem and the significance of Dudhsagar Falls in their lives.

Nature Walks: Take short nature walks in the vicinity of Dudhsagar Falls or the surrounding forests. Explore hidden trails, listen to the sounds of nature, and appreciate the intricate details of the flora and fauna that make this region so unique.

Responsible Tourism: As you enjoy the beauty of Dudhsagar Falls, ensure that you follow responsible tourism practices. Respect the environment, avoid littering, and leave no trace behind. Adhere to the guidelines and regulations set by the authorities to preserve the natural habitat and ensure the sustainability of the area.

Remember to plan your activities in accordance with the weather conditions and the regulations of the local authorities. Enjoy the adventure, soak in the natural beauty, and create memories that will last a lifetime during your Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek.

Things to carry:

(Highly Required and Mandatory Things)

• backpack (waterproof or covered with waterproof cover) 
• trekking shoes or any sports shoes with a Good grip
• Trekking pants (compulsory), 2 T-Shirts (Preferably full sleeves or Half T-shirt with sleeves), Raincoat/ waterproof jacket/ windcheater, Handnapkin/Towel, etc
• Water 2-3 liters.
• Ready-to-eat food like plum cakes, Dry fruits, dry snacks and biscuits, Chikki, chocolate bars, etc.
• Personal Medicines and Personal First aid 

(Required but Optional Things)

• To change after trekking - Facewash, Extra pants/ shorts, Extra T-shirt, sleeper/ floaters, an extra bag to carry your trekking shoes, innerwear, etc
• Sweater For bus journey
• Electoral or Glucose D powder. 
• Portable Phone Charger, Earphones, etc.
• Sun protection cap, sunglasses, Sunscreen lotion, toothbrush-toothpaste, etc
• Proper face mask or shield 
• Extra Pair of clothes.

(Note: Please wear Full sleeves and Full Track Pants,  this will protect your body and skin from Sun / Thorns / Insects / Prickles, etc)

Q: Where is Dudhsagar Waterfall located? A: Dudhsagar Waterfall is located in the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary and Mollem National Park, on the Mandovi River in the state of Goa, India. It is situated near the border with Karnataka.

Q: How do I reach Dudhsagar Waterfall? A: The most common way to reach Dudhsagar Waterfall is by taking a train to Castle Rock railway station in Karnataka. From there, the trek to Dudhsagar Waterfall starts, which involves walking along the railway tracks and through the lush green forests.

Q: What is the best time to do the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek? A: The best time to undertake the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek is during the post-monsoon season, from October to February. During this period, the waterfall is in its full glory, with an impressive flow of milky white water cascading down the rocky cliffs.

Q: Is the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek suitable for beginners? A: The Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek is moderately challenging and involves walking on uneven and sometimes slippery terrain. While prior trekking experience is not mandatory, it is recommended for individuals with at least a moderate level of fitness and basic trekking skills.

Q: Are there any permits required for the trek? A: Yes, permits are required to undertake the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek as it passes through protected areas. You need to obtain permits from the concerned forest department or authorities in advance. These permits help in regulating the number of trekkers and ensure the conservation of the natural ecosystem.

Q: How long does the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek take? A: The duration of the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek depends on various factors, including the starting point, trekking speed, and the number of breaks taken. On average, it takes around 6 to 8 hours to complete the trek, covering a distance of approximately 14 kilometers.

Q: What should I carry for the trek? A: It is important to carry essential items for the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek. Some of the recommended items include comfortable trekking shoes, a backpack, extra clothing, rain gear, sunscreen, insect repellent, sufficient water, energy snacks, a first aid kit, and a camera to capture the mesmerizing views.

Q: Can I camp near Dudhsagar Waterfall? A: Camping near Dudhsagar Waterfall is not allowed as it is situated within a protected area. However, there are designated camping grounds or accommodations available in nearby villages like Collem, Mollem, or Kulem, where trekkers can stay overnight.

Q: Are there any accommodation options near Dudhsagar Waterfall? A: Yes, there are several accommodation options available in nearby villages for trekkers to stay overnight. These include guesthouses, resorts, homestays, and forest department guesthouses. It is advisable to make prior bookings to secure your stay.

Q: Is it safe to swim in the pool at the base of the waterfall? A: Swimming in the pool at the base of Dudhsagar Waterfall can be risky, especially during the monsoon season when the water flow is strong. It is important to exercise caution and assess the conditions before venturing into the water. It is advisable to avoid swimming during periods of high water flow for personal safety.

Q: Are there any food and water facilities along the trek route? A: Along the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek, there are limited food and water facilities available. You can find small refreshment stalls or local vendors near the starting point of the trek or at specific spots along the route. However, it is advisable to carry sufficient water and snacks to keep yourself hydrated and energized during the trek.

Q: Are there any restrooms or toilets along the trek route? A: There are no dedicated restrooms or toilets along the trek route. It is recommended to use restroom facilities at the starting point or nearby accommodations before beginning the trek. During the trek, you might have to find secluded spots in nature for bathroom breaks, ensuring proper hygiene and following responsible trekking practices.

Q: Can I do the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek independently, or do I need a guide? A: While it is possible to do the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek independently, it is highly recommended to hire a local guide. A guide can provide valuable insights into the trail, help navigate the route, ensure your safety, and share interesting information about the flora, fauna, and local culture. They can also assist in obtaining the necessary permits and provide a more enriching experience.

Q: What is the difficulty level of the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek? A: The Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek is considered to be of moderate difficulty. The trail involves walking on uneven terrain, navigating through forests, crossing streams, and at times, climbing over rocks and boulders. Some sections of the trail can be slippery, especially during the monsoon season. It is important to be physically fit, have basic trekking skills, and be prepared for a moderate level of exertion.

Q: Can I visit Dudhsagar Waterfall during the monsoon season? A: Visiting Dudhsagar Waterfall during the monsoon season, particularly from June to September, is a popular choice for adventure enthusiasts. The waterfall is at its most majestic during this time, with a heightened flow of water due to the monsoon rains. However, trekking during the monsoon season can be challenging and risky due to slippery trails and increased water levels. It is important to exercise caution, follow safety guidelines, and check weather conditions before planning a monsoon trek to Dudhsagar Waterfall.

Q: Are there any wildlife or bird sightings during the trek? A: The Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek passes through the Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary and Mollem National Park, which are home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. While trekking, you may come across various species of birds, butterflies, reptiles, and small mammals. It is always a delight to spot wildlife in their natural habitat, but it is important to maintain a safe distance, avoid disturbing them, and respect their environment.

Q: What are the alternative routes or trails to reach Dudhsagar Waterfall? A: The most popular route to reach Dudhsagar Waterfall is from Castle Rock railway station. However, there are alternative routes available, such as the trek from Kulem railway station or arranging a jeep safari from Collem. These routes provide different perspectives and experiences of the surrounding landscape and can be explored based on personal preferences and trekking abilities.

• Q: Are there any safety precautions I should take during the Dudhsagar Waterfall Trek? A: Safety is paramount during the trek. Here are some important precautions to take: Trek with a group or at least one companion. Wear appropriate trekking shoes and clothing for comfort and safety. Carry necessary supplies like water, snacks, a first aid kit, and a torch. Follow the instructions of your guide and stay on the designated trail. Be cautious while crossing streams or walking on slippery surfaces. Avoid littering and maintain cleanliness by carrying back your trash. Stay updated with weather conditions and avoid trekking during heavy rains or unfavorable conditions. Respect the local customs, wildlife, and natural surroundings. Inform someone about your trekking plans and expected return time.

Q: Can I visit Dudhsagar Waterfall without doing the trek? A: Yes, Dudhsagar Waterfall can also be visited by taking a jeep safari or a train ride from Kulem to Dudhsagar station. These options allow you to experience the beauty of the waterfall without undertaking the trek. However, please note that the trek offers a more immersive and adventurous experience.

Q: What other attractions are there near Dudhsagar Waterfall? A: Dudhsagar Waterfall is surrounded by scenic beauty and offers opportunities for exploring nearby attractions. Some popular places to visit near Dudhsagar include Tambdi Surla Temple, Tambdi Waterfall, Devil's Canyon, and the spice plantations in the region. These attractions add to the overall experience of visiting Dudhsagar Waterfall and provide a glimpse into the natural and cultural heritage of the area.

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Dudhsagar waterfall is one among the tallest falls in India. The fall looks more beautiful as it is surrounded by lush green western ghat. Dudhsagar fall is very close to Bhagwan Mahveer Sanctuary and National park in Mollem. Geographically the fall is between Goa and Karanataka border and officially falls in Sanguem Taluka of Goa. Dudhsagar Waterfall Trip from Goa is one major tourist attraction in India, dudhsagar waterfall distance from goa is approximately 73kms. Dudhsagar waterfall tour packages from Goa can be booked online through our website .

Beautiful Dudhsagar fall

Gushing water from the height of nearly 310 m makes you feel as if milk is being poured from the top of the mountain. This spectacular looks makes it literally call a sea of milk “Dudhsagar”. Dudhsagar falls trek from goa are regularly organised by government of Goa. Many trains passes through through the fall but not many train stops at the Dudhsagar station. Though we hear about the fall becoming more beautiful during monsoon season, safest access to the waterfall is only during tourist season. Best time to visit is between months of October to May.

How to reach Dudhsagar Waterfall

There are many ways to reach Dudhsagar waterfall. Dudhsagar waterfall location is about 60km Panjim capital city of Goa..  Government of Goa runs 4X4 Jeep starting from kullem and follow until the bottom of the waterfall. Distance between kullem to Dudhsagar waterfall is approximately 10 km.  Jeep can take 30 min passing through dense jungle and couple of rivulets on the way. The journey becomes more fun as you encounter many different animals like Deer, monkey, beautiful bird and some rare species of animals. The Jeep will drop you close to the fall.  You will have to 2-3 minutes to reach the base of the fall. Department of Forest charge minimum fees to enter the forest area of Waterfall. You will also be charged for carrying professional cameras.

Trip Details

6.30 am – 9.00 am: transportation.

• Pickup from Panjim Bus station, Calangute, Baga, Arpora, Candolim, Senquerim, Saligao, Nagoa hotels only.
• For any other pickup location, please call us before booking online.
• Timings are strict, no refund in case you fail to turn up at the pickup point at the said time.

9.30 AM – 10.30 AM: Jeep Safari

10.30 am – 12.00 pm: enjoy the beauty of fall, 12.00 pm – 1.00 pm: dudhsagar to kullem, 1.15 pm – 2.00 pm: spice farm, 2.00 pm – 3.00 pm: spices & lunch, 3.30 pm – 6.30 pm: return.

• Seats are subjected to availability and will be confirmed only on 100% payments
• We are only service provider and book sightseeing tour for you. we don’t operate service of our own
• No Seat number are allocated, seats allocated as per availability at the respective boarding point
• Child above 5 years will be charged full
• No last moment changes in pickup point will be entertained.
• No refund in-case you fail to turn up at the boarding point at specified mentioned time
• Boat cruise ticket or any other not mentioned in inclusion is directly payable to the guide
• We are not responsible for delay in pickup or slow bus service due to traffic jam.

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• Cancellation or rescheduling is not allowed within 12 hours of journey time.
• 50% of payments will be deducted if the confirmed ticket is cancelled.
• In-case of Bus AC failure, Rs.50 will be returned back through bank transfer only.
• Full refund in-case of Bus breakdown or cancellation of bus due to unavoidable circumstances
• Refund if any will be processed in your account in 7 working days.

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Tour Reviews

I took this trip during my last visit to Goa. After seeing in Chennai Express i was very excited to see it my sef and i wasnt disappointed. The dudhsagar waterfall tour in Goa is must go place. Loved it, also visited nearby Spice farm where lovely food was served. Nothing great about spices though. DO visit Dudhssgar once you in Goa

Is this trip on? I been to this tour either you’ll last time and it was very good.this year I will be in Goa on 12th Oct. Let me know at [email protected] . thank you.

No Dudhsagar in rainy season in Goa but definitely worth visiting monsoon Nature trip with similar itinerary but diff fall..

One of the must to do trip in Goa.

Enjoyed the trip to waterfall.. Loved it

Superb!! We ill visit again this year…see you guys

Dudhsagar waterfall tour in Goa is my favourite waterfall in Goa. Dudhsagar trip in Goa was well organised by local tour operator Goa Tours Planner. Dudhsagar with spice plantation is unique combination of its famous tour in Goa. Waterfall visit in Goa is one recommended trip in Goa. I love it and visit Dudhsagar Everytime I am in Goa.

It awesome trip today ?, first day of Dudsagar waterfall. Super feeling. The fall looks huge and fun going through rivulets by Jeep. Jeep safari from Collem to reach fall is a different experience. Food at spice plantation was also good. Spices tour wasnt so good but overall had pleasant trip. One must try Dudhsagar waterfall trip in Goa during your meet.

trip is good but early morning wakeup is not my way. nahiii

I took this trip of Dudhsagar waterfall in Goa. Bus was delayed by 30min but everything else was up to the mark. My first experience with Goa Tours company was good. I will recommend them to my friends surely.

Over all journey was good. Good time spend with u and even a single day we don’t faced any issue. Coordination is very good and Goa tour plan was also fantastic. Drives r cooperative and answered whenever asked any things @ GOa. Will recommend your nos in my group as well.

Keep it up. 4 star rating out of five.

Dudesagar waterfall trip is the best day trip in goa. Everything is well planned pickup excellent access SML coach, jeep safari was awesome, fall mind blowing n food was tasty at spice farm. All went good with waterfall trip to Dudhsagar goa

Such a big que for any day trips is crazy and people waiting to get jeep to reach fall is something I have never seen before . Long ques for jeep ride at Colleem a small village near Goa Karnataka border. We were woken up by tour operator at4.30am and had to report the place befor 7 am. Totally crazy as ticket counter started late at 8.30am. Little delay and we would have missed the booking as there were already enough people to Book limited jeeps run by forest department -govt of Goa. Bumpy ride to fall by jeep is one rare experience . Spice plantation with buffet lunch in Sahyadri spice was mouth watering. Loved it recommended

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Dudhsagar waterfall is nice

Online pricing with Goa Tours Planner are better then the rest. Book the day trip to Dudhsagar and spice beautiful like it

It was an excellent trip with sea water sports, Dudh Sagar waterfall visit was one of the best memorable trips of my life. The natural beauty and white (milk) waterfall were the best. It was an awesome experience. Thank u sea water sports.

Nice arrangement and awesome tour all staf are very co-operative, you book only through Goa tour planner then forget anything only full enjoy your trip.

Book your tour via Goa Tour planner and enjoy your holidays. Nice arrangements and timely management.

Great information you providing through your blog, it is interesting to see all this image without going that place well picturized, thank you for sharing all this information

thanks for giving the best information for the Dudhsagar waterfall . its helps me to give the plan for further trip . keep sharing the best information

hi this place is so special and will always be in my heart i have just arrived back in tinsley and i just wanted to say that when i was on this trip some have gone deep inside my anal cavity and i loved it

Dudhasagar visit is worth every penny. Perfect location for Goa visit. Recommend this trip for all.

We are planing to visit at Goa at 7th July with 7 adults. Can you suggest on that date entry will be available in Dudhsagar water fall so we can book

I paid 500 and confirmed booking..hw to pay the remaining money..

Lovely trip, excellent use of the day. The waterfall is gorgeous, plenty of Monkeys around and the trip there with the jeep is interesting. Then the lunch in the spice plantation, where you get to shop and see the spices grown locally. The staff was amazing, pick up from various spots in Goa and everything is well planned to work smoothly. Highly recommend.

I loved tour arranged by goa tours planner.. ❤ Good coordination by the guide.. Also loved the bus by which we travelled and food was awesome at spiceplantation ??.. Most amazing part is jeep safari. Loved it ?

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Dudhsagar Waterfalls, Goa: How to Reach, Timings, Tickets

Located around 60 kilometres away from Goa, on the Goa and Karnataka border, Dudhsagar waterfall is amongst the five highest waterfalls in India. With a height of around 310m (1017ft) and about 100ft in width, Dudhsagar Waterfalls displays a tremendous power of nature, creating a sight worth capturing. This glorious waterfall is one of the best places to visit near Goa , owing to its charismatic natural beauty and striking environment. This gorgeous four-tier waterfall became more popular after its presence in the blockbuster movie- Chennai Express in 2013. It is now one of the most popular spots for tourists visiting Goa and nearby places. The Dudhsagar waterfalls in Goa initially look like a pour out of milk, coming down from the mountain, later transforming into gushing cascades. Here’s everything you should know about Dudhsagar Waterfalls.

Dudhsagar Waterfalls – History

The most famous waterfall in Goa, Dudhsagar means the Sea of Milk owes its name to a myth. This was the favourite place of a beautiful princess who used to have a bath in a lake near the Mandovi River every day. After the bath, she would often drink sweetened milk from a golden jug. Once, while having a bath in the lake, she noticed a handsome prince gazing at her. At that moment, she poured the milk from the Golden jug to create a white virtual curtain in front of her, obstructing the view through crystal clear water of the lake. According to the myth, the milk still cascades down the mountain slope in the honour of princess’s virtues.  

How to Reach Dudhsagar Waterfall in Goa

The Dudhsagar waterfall is situated in the Western Ghats close to Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary in Goa. A trek to Dudhsagar will allow you to witness the natural wonder of the Sanctuary jungle. This sanctuary is home to many animals and birds, including wild dogs, Bengal tiger, grey-headed myna, spotted deer, bear, leopards, bison, and different varieties of butterflies - lime butterfly, Mormon, tailed jay, to name a few.  There are different ways to reach this waterfall that include:

There are two trains available on daily basis, but they are not directly connected to the fall. Kulem and Castle Rock are the nearest railway stations from where travellers can trek to waterfalls. This mode of reaching the waterfall is strongly recommended for adventure and trek lovers. However, those who are travelling with aged people and children should avoid using this option.

Situated on the coast of Goa and Karnataka, Dudhsagar waterfall can be reached by road too. In case you are travelling to this place from Panjim - the capital of Goa or any other location in North Goa, then you would be required to go by road. You can hire private taxis that will take you to the entry of Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary near the village – Mollem on Goa- Karnataka Border. From this spot, you can take the official management’s Jeeps to reach the waterfalls.

Note: Visitors are allowed to spend a total of 1 hour 30 minutes after reaching this famous waterfall in Goa. This time is applied from the time you are dropped at the parking spot, till the time the allocated jeep returns.  

Dudhsagar Waterfalls - Things to Do

Dudhsagar waterfall in Goa is the top attraction for tourists, keeping them entertained with a plethora of exciting activities:-

Dudhsagar waterfall trek

Known as one of the best trekking destinations, Dudhsagar waterfall provides adventure lovers with an opportunity to closely experience the wilderness and natural beauty. The Dudhsagar waterfall trek passes through the green lush forests, allowing you to capture the striking scenes of the environment in your camera. Trekking to this waterfall would be a fun experience but you have to be careful of the poisonous snakes on the treks.

Situated amid the natural wilderness, this famous waterfall in Goa is an ideal destination to enjoy camping. You can choose the Castle Rock adventure camp, available with a range of facilities, including plenty of trekking expeditions, bunker beds, serene playgrounds, and calm surroundings. The adventure camp can fulfil your wish to enjoy a trip with extra thrill and adrenalin rush in an affordable and offbeat destination.

Swimming at Dudhsagar Waterfalls

You can also enjoy swimming in the natural pools formed by the waterfall. Swimming in these naturally created pools would be a fun and delightful experience. The natural attractiveness around the fall makes it a perfect picnic spot among tourists.

Castle Rock Trek

Those who are interested in praising the natural beauty from too close can enjoy this trek. This 14 km long trek takes around 4-5 hours to complete, allowing you to enjoy something thrilling on your way at the same time. The picturesque beauty is the key attraction as the trek will lead you to many natural masterpieces. Apart from that, you will need to pass through different tunnels and railway crossings on this trek.

There are many hotels near Goa that provide comfortable accommodation options as per your need and budget. You can plan a one-day trip to the waterfall.  

Best Time to Visit Dudhsagar Falls

You will witness the true magnificence of nature during the monsoon. So, July to October or during monsoon and after monsoon is an ideal time to visit this waterfall. However, the water level is high during monsoon, thus you need to be very careful and take extra precautions while visiting this place. If you wish to make the most of your visit, it is wise to visit this waterfall in Goa, after the monsoon, between October to February. This is the time when trekking to a waterfall is not risky. Also, the water level is moderate and the trail is easier and more accessible in this season.

Dudhsagar Falls – Timings

The gate to the Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary opens and 7 AM in the morning and remains open till 5 PM. It is wise to reach there on time to get the whole day to enjoy the striking sights of Dudhsagar waterfall.  

Dudhsagar Waterfall - Ticket Price

Entry Fee – 20 INR per person

Jeep drive from Castle Rock to Dudhsagar Falls - 400 INR per person  

Places to Visit Near Dudhsagar Waterfall

Tambdi surla temple.

One of the oldest historical places in Goa, the Tambadi Surla temple attracts tourists with its old-fashioned and intricate design. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple was structured using materials like grey-black talc chlorite soapstone, giving it a fascinating shine. The Tambdi Surla Temple is the only existing construction of the Kadamba Yadava dynasty. When you visit Dudhsagar Waterfall, do not forget to explore the historical legacy of Goa.

Devil’s Canyon

Also known as Devcharacho Kond, Devil’s Canyon is a river gorge, situated around 1 km from the fall. With the powerful hitting undercurrents and slippery mould-covered rocks all around, the canyon actually gives the feel of a Devil’s canyon. Flowing right between gorgeous patches of forests, the Devil’s Canyon is a perfect hiking spot for adventure lovers.

Mollem National Park

One more attraction near Dudhsagar waterfall is Mollem National Park. Earlier a game sanctuary, the Mollem National Park was declared a sanctuary in 1969. It is a great place to make your trip to Dudhsagar fall, more interesting and memorable. This park is home to a range of snake species, including King cobra, Malabar Pit viper, Hump-nosed pit viper, and Indian Rock Python. Here, you can also get to see a variety of birds such as golden oriole, Fairy bluebird, three-toed Kingfisher, wagtails, and great Indian hornbill.

A walk to Spice Plantation

The Spice Plantation near the fall will help you to make your trip more memorable. Here, you can spend the whole day walking around and trying to understand the variety of spices. Apart from this, you can please your taste buds with a Goan-style buffet lunch provided at the spot. The authentic cuisine prepared with some freshly crushed spices will certainly give you an unforgettable experience. You can also get to enjoy an elephant ride here.

Dudhsagar Falls makes for a fabulous place to enjoy an adventurous and fun trip. Choose the best holiday packages for Goa and get ready to witness the mesmerizing beauty of the best waterfall in India.

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Embark on a refreshing and scintillating Spice Plantation Tour with your friends and family where you get a fantastic opportunity to connect with the Mother Nature. You will have a nice time enjoying the beautiful farms of cashew, nutmeg, chilies, betel nut, and many others.

Spice Farm and Churches Tour in Private AC Vehicle

A fun-filled tour to the Sahakari Spice Farm, Ponda is the one that will provide you knowledge about the various spices used in Goan and Indian delicacies. Also, you will be served authentic mouthwatering home-cooked Goan lunch in rural surroundings. Banana leaves are used to serve the meal. Sahakari Spice Farm is located in the lush green surroundings at Curti. This spice farm educates every kind of tourist and the locals about the medicinal values and other properties of various herbs and spices. Rainwater harvesting is also done by this spice farm to conserve water and save on the excess consumption.

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Pick up and drop off.

The pickup will be around 12 pm in a private car from your hotel in North Goa and then head straight to Curti, Ponda to reach the destination, Sahakari Spice Farm.

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An ideal place for a blissful experience along with the much-needed relaxation. You will feel the beautiful aroma of the spices permeating in the air.

Guided Plantation Tour

The guided tour, enjoy the traditional Goan dance here. You can bathe the elephant and go for a fun loving elephant ride at Rs 350 per person which is entirely optional.

Old Goa Churches Tour

After the Sahakari Spice Farm trip, you will head for exploring the famous churches of old Goa which is packed with history that relates to the Portuguese rule. In 1775, Old Goa was abandoned, and Panjim (New Goa) was made the capital.

Basilica of Bom Jesus

In this church, you will find the mortal remains of the patron saint of Goa known as St. Francis Xavier. You will find people from various places who come here to pay homage to the saint. 3rd December is considered as the Feast of St. Francis Xavier. The church of Basilica of Bom Jesus is regarded as the best example when it comes to the Baroque architecture in India.

Se’ Cathedral de Santa Catarina

This church is located in the same area as Basilica of Bom Jesus. The church was seen to be built in honor of St. Catherine so that the victory of Afonso de Albuquerque over the Muslim Army in 1510 is memorialized. You will find that the Portuguese-Manueline is the architectural style of this church. The exteriors are in the Tuscan style and the interiors in the Corinthian style of architecture.

St. Francis of Assisi Church

The eight Franciscan Friars who came to Goa in 1517 built this church in 1661. It is said that the Franciscan Convent was converted into a museum in 1964 with its reorganization that took place in 1982. The Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) set up the museum, and it is open on all days of the week from 10 am to 5 pm except Fridays.

St. Augustine’s Tower

Augustinian Friars who came to Goa in 1597 constructed the St. Augustine’s church in 1602. It was said that since the plague broke out in the area, therefore, the church and the monastery were abandoned. The year 1842 saw the collapse of the tower due to neglect. The Immaculate Conception Church holds the church’s bell. Out of the beautiful four towers, only one stands today. As per the recent excavation, it was proved that there had been four altars, eight chapels, and a convent.

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• Sahakari Spice Farm and Old Goa tour begins at 12 pm and ends at 5 pm. You will be dropped back to your hotel. Only the private car to the Spice Plantation and the visit to the churches and towers of Old Goa is included in the package.
• Breakfast, the guided tour along with the lunch, beverages, mineral water, elephant ride, and shower are not included in the package.
• Meal would cost around Rs 450 per person. You have to pay the fees on the spot as it is not included in the tour package.
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Posted: June 8, 2024 | Last updated: June 8, 2024

Is there anything more majestic than the incredible waterfalls that occur naturally all over the world? With their thunderous cascade and the slow erosion of the earth’s surface, these wonders possess a powerful essence of life that is truly a marvel to behold. 

It’s a thrilling adventure to stand on the edge and witness the gallons of water plummet to the ground below. These wonderful bodies of water are a global attraction, drawing people from all corners of the world to experience their awe-inspiring beauty.

Here are 14 waterfalls that are not just a must-see but a must-experience. They are the epitome of natural beauty and should absolutely be at the top of your bucket list. 

1. Niagara Falls, Canada & USA

While it may not claim the title of the world’s tallest waterfall, Niagara Falls is a testament to nature’s grandeur. Comprising three waterfalls, the most impressive of them all is Horseshoe Falls. Spanning the border between Canada and the USA, this mighty cascade plummets an impressive 614 feet into the Niagara Gorge. 

For the best viewing experience, head to the Cave of the Winds, located roughly midway between the falls. Here, you’ll descend 175 feet into the gorge, bringing you face to face with the thunderous power of the falls. And don’t worry about getting wet-rain jackets are provided. 

2. Plitvice Falls, Croatia

The 16 lakes of Plitvice Waterfalls in Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia, are a sight to behold. What makes these waterfalls unique are the vibrant hues of blue and green—ranging from aquamarine to emerald and turquoise—visible as the water gracefully slides over limestone and chalk rocks.

The park is a popular destination, drawing in over one million visitors annually. Its picturesque setting, surrounded by a lush green landscape, makes it a perfect spot for social media photos.

3. Angel Falls, Venezuela

Angel Falls is Venezuela’s highest waterfall, at 3,212 feet—15 times taller than Niagara Falls. The water from the Churun River plunges freely over a mountain edge into whitewater rapids below, followed by a second 30-meter drop.

Reaching the falls is an adventure in itself. First, take a small plane to the town of Canaima, followed by a one-day boat ride to the falls, and you’ll finally arrive at what can only be described as heaven.

4. Sutherland Falls, New Zealand

Sutherland Falls is New Zealand’s tallest waterfall and offers breathtaking views that are worth the trek. It is located in Fiordland National Park near Milford Sound and cascades over 1,900 feet in three sections.

The falls promise incredible sights, which can be accessed via helicopter tours from Queenstown, Te Anau, or Milford Sound Lodge or by hiking the 33-mile Milford Track.

5. Victoria Falls, Zambia & Zimbabwe

Victoria Falls, on the Zambezi River between Zimbabwe and Zambia, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the world’s most stunning waterfalls, locally known as “The Smoke that Thunders.” During the rainy season, expect to get soaked on the Zimbabwe side, where the best views are found. 

The Zambia side offers an up-close experience with the 1-mile-wide, 320-foot-deep waterfall. You can even swim in Devil’s Pool at the top of the falls on the Zambian side.

6. Iguazu Falls, Argentina & Brazil

Straddling the border of Brazil and Argentina, Iguazu Falls is the world’s largest waterfall system. It stretches just shy of two miles and features hundreds of individual waterfalls. The water plunges down approximately 230 feet, creating a breathtaking visual and auditory display. 

Enveloped by a lush rainforest, the falls promise a magical, unforgettable experience. Safeguarded within a national park, Iguazu Falls is conveniently accessible from both the Argentine and Brazilian sides, ensuring a hassle-free visit.

7. Ban Gioc-Detian Falls, Vietnam & China

Ban Gioc Waterfall, known as Detian Waterfall on the Chinese side, is Asia’s largest waterfall. It cascades down three tiers with a vibrant green backdrop and fairytale-like pointed mountains.

Located on the border between China and Vietnam, the Chinese side boasts a drop of over 230 feet and a width of about 656 feet. Fed by the Quay Son River, which divides the two countries, the waterfall’s thunderous roar is genuinely awe-inspiring.

8. Gullfoss, Iceland

Gullfoss, meaning “golden falls,” is located on Iceland’s Hvita River. The waterfall’s name comes from the glacial sediment that makes the water glow gold in the sunlight. 

The 105-foot-tall falls cascade in two stages at nearly right angles, creating an illusion that the golden waters stretch to the ends of the Earth. Gullfoss is a truly magical sight against Iceland’s lush, green landscape.

9. Yosemite Falls, USA

I can recall witnessing the pure power of Yosemite Falls for the first time as a little girl. I had never seen something so magnificent, and that image has stayed with me ever since. It is the tallest waterfall in North America and the fifth-highest in the world, a testament to nature’s grandeur. 

Nestled in the breathtaking Yosemite National Park, it comprises three separate falls, each contributing to its total drop of 2,425 feet. This colossal height creates the illusion of a single massive cascade, a sight that leaves one in awe. Fed by snowmelt, Yosemite Falls unleashes its full power in late spring or early summer. However, it gradually dwindles to a mere trickle as summer marches on. 

10. Shoshone Falls, USA

Shoshone Falls, located in Twin Falls, Idaho, is often called the “Niagara of the West.” With a width of 900 feet and a height of 212 feet, it is one of the largest natural waterfalls in the US and even taller than Niagara Falls. 

Situated on the Snake River in a deep basalt canyon, the falls are highly accessible. The nearest parking spot is just 75 feet from the viewing platform. For those who want to explore further, the canyon rim trail offers multiple vantage points from which to admire the falls.

11. Dudhsagar Falls, India

Dudhsagar Falls, one of India’s tallest and most impressive waterfalls, cascades over 1,000 feet in four tiers and spans nearly 100 feet in width. The water’s speed and force create a “sea of milk” illusion as it plunges into the Mandovi River.

Located in Goa’s Bhagwan Mahaveer Sanctuary, the falls are about 37 miles from Panjim and 28 miles from Margao.

12. Kaieteur Falls, Guyana

Reaching Kaieteur Falls, hidden deep in Guyana’s Amazon rainforest, requires significant effort, but seeing the world’s highest single-drop waterfall at 741 feet is worth it. 

Regular flights on small planes from Georgetown provide access. It’s a 15-minute walk from the airstrip to the top of the falls, though the best views are often seen from the flight in and out.

13. Ruby Falls, USA

Located just outside Chattanooga, Ruby Falls is the tallest and deepest underground waterfall open to the public in the USA. Nestled 1,120 feet deep inside Lookout Mountain, visitors access the waterfall by descending 26 stories in an elevator and walking along a cavern path adorned with fascinating geological formations. 

Dropping 145 feet into a pool, Ruby Falls is naturally breathtaking. Its full-color LED light show enhances it, making it a unique attraction.

14. Tukad Cepung Waterfall, Indonesia

Situated just outside Ubud, Tukad Cepung Waterfall is one of Bali’s most distinctive attractions. Accessible via a scenic jungle trail, which takes about 15 minutes and is suitable for children, the highlight of this waterfall is the mesmerizing play of sunlight filtering through the lush canopy. 

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The Unique Burial of a Child of Early Scythian Time at the Cemetery of Saryg-Bulun (Tuva)

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In 1988, the Tuvan Archaeological Expedition (led by M. E. Kilunovskaya and V. A. Semenov) discovered a unique burial of the early Iron Age at Saryg-Bulun in Central Tuva. There are two burial mounds of the Aldy-Bel culture dated by 7th century BC. Within the barrows, which adjoined one another, forming a figure-of-eight, there were discovered 7 burials, from which a representative collection of artifacts was recovered. Burial 5 was the most unique, it was found in a coffin made of a larch trunk, with a tightly closed lid. Due to the preservative properties of larch and lack of air access, the coffin contained a well-preserved mummy of a child with an accompanying set of grave goods. The interred individual retained the skin on his face and had a leather headdress painted with red pigment and a coat, sewn from jerboa fur. The coat was belted with a leather belt with bronze ornaments and buckles. Besides that, a leather quiver with arrows with the shafts decorated with painted ornaments, fully preserved battle pick and a bow were buried in the coffin. Unexpectedly, the full-genomic analysis, showed that the individual was female. This fact opens a new aspect in the study of the social history of the Scythian society and perhaps brings us back to the myth of the Amazons, discussed by Herodotus. Of course, this discovery is unique in its preservation for the Scythian culture of Tuva and requires careful study and conservation.

Keywords: Tuva, Early Iron Age, early Scythian period, Aldy-Bel culture, barrow, burial in the coffin, mummy, full genome sequencing, aDNA

Information about authors: Marina Kilunovskaya (Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation). Candidate of Historical Sciences. Institute for the History of Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Dvortsovaya Emb., 18, Saint Petersburg, 191186, Russian Federation E-mail: [email protected] Vladimir Semenov (Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation). Candidate of Historical Sciences. Institute for the History of Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Dvortsovaya Emb., 18, Saint Petersburg, 191186, Russian Federation E-mail: [email protected] Varvara Busova  (Moscow, Russian Federation).  (Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation). Institute for the History of Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences.  Dvortsovaya Emb., 18, Saint Petersburg, 191186, Russian Federation E-mail:  [email protected] Kharis Mustafin  (Moscow, Russian Federation). Candidate of Technical Sciences. Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.  Institutsky Lane, 9, Dolgoprudny, 141701, Moscow Oblast, Russian Federation E-mail:  [email protected] Irina Alborova  (Moscow, Russian Federation). Candidate of Biological Sciences. Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.  Institutsky Lane, 9, Dolgoprudny, 141701, Moscow Oblast, Russian Federation E-mail:  [email protected] Alina Matzvai  (Moscow, Russian Federation). Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology.  Institutsky Lane, 9, Dolgoprudny, 141701, Moscow Oblast, Russian Federation E-mail:  [email protected]

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Savvino-storozhevsky monastery and museum.

Zvenigorod's most famous sight is the Savvino-Storozhevsky Monastery, which was founded in 1398 by the monk Savva from the Troitse-Sergieva Lavra, at the invitation and with the support of Prince Yury Dmitrievich of Zvenigorod. Savva was later canonised as St Sabbas (Savva) of Storozhev. The monastery late flourished under the reign of Tsar Alexis, who chose the monastery as his family church and often went on pilgrimage there and made lots of donations to it. Most of the monastery’s buildings date from this time. The monastery is heavily fortified with thick walls and six towers, the most impressive of which is the Krasny Tower which also serves as the eastern entrance. The monastery was closed in 1918 and only reopened in 1995. In 1998 Patriarch Alexius II took part in a service to return the relics of St Sabbas to the monastery. Today the monastery has the status of a stauropegic monastery, which is second in status to a lavra. In addition to being a working monastery, it also holds the Zvenigorod Historical, Architectural and Art Museum.

Belfry and Neighbouring Churches

Located near the main entrance is the monastery's belfry which is perhaps the calling card of the monastery due to its uniqueness. It was built in the 1650s and the St Sergius of Radonezh’s Church was opened on the middle tier in the mid-17th century, although it was originally dedicated to the Trinity. The belfry's 35-tonne Great Bladgovestny Bell fell in 1941 and was only restored and returned in 2003. Attached to the belfry is a large refectory and the Transfiguration Church, both of which were built on the orders of Tsar Alexis in the 1650s.  

To the left of the belfry is another, smaller, refectory which is attached to the Trinity Gate-Church, which was also constructed in the 1650s on the orders of Tsar Alexis who made it his own family church. The church is elaborately decorated with colourful trims and underneath the archway is a beautiful 19th century fresco.

Nativity of Virgin Mary Cathedral

The Nativity of Virgin Mary Cathedral is the oldest building in the monastery and among the oldest buildings in the Moscow Region. It was built between 1404 and 1405 during the lifetime of St Sabbas and using the funds of Prince Yury of Zvenigorod. The white-stone cathedral is a standard four-pillar design with a single golden dome. After the death of St Sabbas he was interred in the cathedral and a new altar dedicated to him was added.

Under the reign of Tsar Alexis the cathedral was decorated with frescoes by Stepan Ryazanets, some of which remain today. Tsar Alexis also presented the cathedral with a five-tier iconostasis, the top row of icons have been preserved.

Tsaritsa's Chambers

The Nativity of Virgin Mary Cathedral is located between the Tsaritsa's Chambers of the left and the Palace of Tsar Alexis on the right. The Tsaritsa's Chambers were built in the mid-17th century for the wife of Tsar Alexey - Tsaritsa Maria Ilinichna Miloskavskaya. The design of the building is influenced by the ancient Russian architectural style. Is prettier than the Tsar's chambers opposite, being red in colour with elaborately decorated window frames and entrance.

At present the Tsaritsa's Chambers houses the Zvenigorod Historical, Architectural and Art Museum. Among its displays is an accurate recreation of the interior of a noble lady's chambers including furniture, decorations and a decorated tiled oven, and an exhibition on the history of Zvenigorod and the monastery.

Palace of Tsar Alexis

The Palace of Tsar Alexis was built in the 1650s and is now one of the best surviving examples of non-religious architecture of that era. It was built especially for Tsar Alexis who often visited the monastery on religious pilgrimages. Its most striking feature is its pretty row of nine chimney spouts which resemble towers.

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