Valvanti River
Nestled in the heart of the Western Ghats, the Valvanti River is a hidden gem that weaves its way through the lush landscapes of Goa and Maharashtra. Originating in the dense Chorla forest, this river embarks on a journey that is as serene as it is a...
Valvanti River
Nestled in the heart of the Western Ghats, the Valvanti River is a hidden gem that weaves its way through the lush landscapes of Goa and Maharashtra. Originating in the dense Chorla forest, this river embarks on a journey that is as serene as it is adventurous. As it flows, it feeds the majestic Vazra Sakla waterfalls, a 143-meter twin cascade that thunders down rocky cliffs, creating a symphony of nature that is home to critically endangered long-billed vultures. The Valvanti River then merges with the Sakhali River and eventually meets the Mhadei River, forming a vital part of the region's ecosystem. This river's path is a testament to the untouched beauty of the Western Ghats, offering a glimpse into a world where nature's splendor remains unspoiled and vibrant.
Valvanti River
Nature lovers, adventure seekers, and families.
Avoid monsoon for safe river visits.
4.9 (1701)
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Amazing Service
This place is next-level , the views from the top of St. Augustine Tower are insane 🌆. The history and vibes here are so chill. Definitely a must-visit if you're in Goa. The ruins are super cool, and you can feel the weight of time here. Highly recommend 🙌
Amazing Service
Our visit to the St. Augustine Tower was a deeply romantic and introspective experience. The tower's solitude amidst the ruins created a poignant backdrop for our stroll. The panoramic views were breathtaking, and the quiet moments we shared here were truly special. It's a place where time stands still, and love feels eternal.
Good Service
For the price, St. Augustine Tower is a great value. The climb is a bit tough, but the views are worth it. The historical significance and the ruins around it make for an interesting visit. It's easily accessible, and you can get some great photos. Definitely a good spot to add to your Goa itinerary if you're on a budget.