Gokak Falls, located just ten km from Gokak city, has sprung to life, attracting thousands of tourists who arrived over the weekend to marvel at its beauty. Known as the Niagara Falls of India, Gokak Falls is currently experiencing an overflow as the Ghatprabha river swells from heavy rains in the Western Ghats. This has resulted in the water splendor of Gokak Falls doubling. Over the weekend, thousands of tourists have flocked to witness the mesmerizing flow of water.
Gokak Falls offer a breathtaking sight as milky water cascades between the boulders and swiftly falls to the ground. Today, amidst the weekend, thousands of tourists arrived to witness the mesmerizing beauty of this waterfall.
Gokak Falls, renowned as the second largest waterfall in Karnataka, is a captivating sight to witness. Particularly during the rainy season, the abundant water flow adds to its magnificence. The waterfall not only attracts viewers but also thrills them, making them forget all their worries.
Tourists from distant towns, including Belagavi city, Maharashtra, Bagalkota, Vijayapur, and Dharwad, visit and relish the beauty of the falls. In light of the expected arrival of a large number of tourists, the Gokak police have taken precautionary measures.
Under the guidance of Gokak DySP, more than twenty policemen have been stationed at the site, prohibiting visitors from going down to the river, approaching the falls, clicking selfies, or creating reels. Instead, tourists are now savoring the beauty of the waterfall from a safe distance.
With the ongoing rains in the Western Ghats region, the water level at Gokak Falls has surged, enhancing its charm. During the weekend, a significant number of tourists, especially women from the Shakti Yojana background, are flocking to the falls with their families, thoroughly enjoying the experience.
