Jog Falls, one of Karnataka's major tourist attractions, is located in the Shimoga district of Karnataka. Also known as Gelsoppe Falls, Gersoppa Falls and Jogada Gundi. This waterfall falls straight down without spilling over the rocks. Four cascades called Raja, Rani, Rover and Rocket merge into one giant waterfall on the Sharavathi River.

The beauty of Falls is enhanced by the lush surroundings that provide a beautiful backdrop.

Gaganachukki and Barachukki are two waterfalls near the island town of Shivanasamudra in the Mandya district of Karnataka. The waterfall is created by the Couvery River.The western branch of the waterfall is known as Gaganachukki.The Gaganachukki waterfall is best viewed from the Shivanasamudra watchtower.

Barachukki and Gaganachukki are two waterfalls near the island town of Shivanasamudra in the Mandya district of Karnataka. The waterfall is created by the Couvery River. Gaganachukki and Barachukki waterfalls are collectively known as Shivanasamudra waterfalls. The eastern tributary of Falls is known as Barachukki. The path to the waterfall is fenced off, so it's relatively safe. Barachukki also has a waterfall section with less water. This place is ideal for adventure seekers as you can stand under the waterfall.

Thottikallu waterfall is more popularly known as TK falls. Locally this waterfall is also known as 'Swarna Mukhi' (Golden). The name itself refers to the fascinating beauty that these waterfalls boast. The Muneshwara Temple, situated under a giant tree, is at the entrance of the TK Falls. Green environment makes it more spiritual.

Abbey Falls also known as Abbi Falls, located near Madikeri and is an ideal place to visit Coorg not only for nature lovers but also for shutterbugs as well. The sound of rushing water mixed with the aromas filling the air greets you even before you see Abbey Falls. The walk from the main entrance to the falls is about 200 steps down and takes you through exotic plantations of coffee, cardamom, pepper and other spices. 

Hebbe Falls is known as one of the most exotic places in Chikmagalur. Located near the popular hill station of Kemmangundi. This waterfall is located in a coffee estate and can be reached either on foot or by quad bike. Hebbe Falls are part of the Bhadra Tiger Reserve.  

Sathodi Falls is a picturesque rectangular waterfall in the Western Ghats.The falls are fed by many rivers that flow into the Kallarmanen pass in the North Kannada region. Through the Kodasalli Dam, the falls finally fall into the Kali River. Surrounded by the lush greenery and evergreen forests of the Western Ghats, the milky white water of the waterfall creates a soothing contrast to the emerald natural beauty that surrounds it. In addition, the autumnal rock formations give way to a spectacular fence, which makes the whole landscape quite dreamy and dramatic. 

Unchhalli Falls, also known as Lushington Falls, is a waterfall formed by the cascade of the Aghanashini River. The waterfalls are located 35 km from Sirsi. This is also known as 'Mini Niagara‘ or  Keppa Falls is another name for its unique sound.Visitors can view it from the viewing deck or hike down the steps to get a closer look from the foot of the waterfalls. 

Gokak Falls is a waterfall on the Ghataprabha River in the Belagavi district of Karnataka, India. The waterfall is six and a half kilometers from the town of Gokak. Gokak gets its name from the Goki trees found in abundance in these areas. Apart from the width and color of the water, the general characteristics, height, shape and speed of the falls are very much like "Niagara" above. Tourists can also visit monuments on both sides of the rocky gorge, which include the temples of Goddess Durga, Lord Shanmukha and Lord Mahalingeshwara built in the traditional Chalukyan style.  

Dabbe Falls of Shimoga is known for its beauty and serenity. Dabbe Falls are naturally cascading waterfalls that offer visitors a mesmerizing view. The waterfall is part of the Sharavathi Valley in the lush green Western Ghats and is surrounded by pristine landscape. The sound of the water as it cascades down the rocks and the glorious atmosphere is hard to forget for anyone who visits Dabbe Falls. The waterfall is also known as Kepyoga in the native language because it makes a loud noise when it falls from the rocks.  

Chunchanakatte Falls are on the Kaveri river near Chunchanakatte village, Saligrama taluk, Mysore district, Karnataka, India.It is really mystic that the gushing sound of the Chunchanakatte falls which can be heard anywhere from distance cannot be heard once you enter the sanctum sanctorum of Kondarama Temple.    

Kunchikal Falls is formed by Varahi River,which is located near Masthikatte-Hulikali on Shimoga-Udupi border in Karnataka. The River Varahi flows down from a greater altitude in a cascading manner over these rocky structures close to the Hulikal Ghati Temple. Kunchikal Falls is one of the most important sources of hydropower projects in Karnataka. The greenery around the area really fascinates anyone.   

Godachinmalki Falls in Godachinamalaki village is a waterfall located on Markandeya river in Belgaum district, Gokak Taluk, Karnataka, India.It is also known as Markandeya falls, located in a rugged valley, which is approachable from Godachinamalaki village.Markandeya river joins Ghataprabha River near Gokak.

This Water falls is chosen as the best destination for picnics and family trips and it attracts lot of tourists in and around north Karnataka.

Magod Falls is engulfed amidst the trials of the Western Ghats in Uttara Kannada district.It is famous for offering an idyllic landscape to enjoy a quiet day in the company of nature away from the worries of life. It is a two-tiered waterfall, comprising of Bedti and Shalmala river. 

Muthyala maduvu  is also known as Pearl Valley. The place is known for its waterfall and the mountain ranges it overlooks. The water from the falls slides down the flora of the place creating an illusion of a string of pearls, hence the name Pearl Valley.The place has a rich concentration of birds owing to the presence of the waterfall. 

Manikyadhara is a popular waterfall in Bababudangiri hills of Chikmagalur district.Manikyadhara means a string of pearls.When the sunlight falls on Manikyadhara falls, water droplets appear like sparkling pearls.Manikyadhara Falls, amidst the surrounding mountains and caves are picturesque. 

Hogenakkal falls are beautiful amalgamation of rocks, water and  located on Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border. "Hogekallu" means “smoke stone” in Kannada. Hogenakkal means smoke over rocks. This is what it looks like when the Cauveri River enters Tamil Nadu from Karnataka, with a lot of water falling over the rocks. In Hogenakkal, the water spreads for kilometers and it is possible to cruise on these waters with rural boats (PARISAL). Hogenakal offers visitors a different atmosphere and refreshing relaxation. 

Barkana Water Falls is one of the ten highest waterfalls in India.The falls is originates from the Seeta River that flows through Barkana region.The name Barkana is derived from the word "barka" which refers to the mouse deer found in the area. Barkana Falls is one of the most important sources of hydropower in Karnataka as the water is used to power a hydroelectric system. 

Shivaganga falls is a beautiful waterfall located in the Uttara Kannada district of Karnataka. It is one of the most famous waterfalls in the Western Ghats. Shivaganga Falls is formed above the small Sonda River, also known as Shivaganga River. This fall is surrounded by thick evergreen forest with a beautiful view of the entire valley.There is a small island near the falls known as Ganeshpali Island. The name is derived from Lord Ganesh as this small temple has a small mural of Lord Ganesh.