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Asia » India » Karnataka » Jog Falls January 25th 2011

Our Jog Falls Tour 9-1-2011 Jog Falls was The Destination of our trip from Belgaum but this was one trip where the Destination was thoroughly disappointing while the Journey itself was extremely pleasant, soul-satisfyingly enjoyable. I mean, we were told by friends that there is not much water in the Jog Falls now-a-day, but I did not expect it to be SO less. As is my habit, I had tried to gather as much information about the route to Jog Falls from Belgaum as possible. This was no easy task. As I told Avi, “It is much easier to plan to visit Victoria Falls than to plan to visit Jog Falls. After all, there are two International Airports to cater to the tourists to Victoria Falls, but there is not even one, itsy-bitsy, domestic airport serving ... read more
The De Luxe hotel, which is shut down
The Jog Falls runs through the pipes to the left

Asia » India » Karnataka » Jog Falls July 9th 2010

We started from Bangalore on Friday night a 3-day weekend. The places we were planning to cover included Jog falls, Karwar and Kadra, Goa if time permits. Jog is a well-known waterfall, the tallest in India where river Sharavati falls from an unbelievable 300 meters high. While the number looks big by itself, those who have managed to climb down to the base of the waterfall and hiked back know how tall and steep really it is. Jog Information The Jog waterfall is approximately 400kms from Bangalore. If you start on a Friday night, you can reach here next morning and spend a day. It is well connected by road and train. You can take bus or train to nearest town - Sagar and travel on local buses to Jog. If you are driving, the entire ... read more

Asia » India » Karnataka » Jog Falls April 12th 2008

The Trek: This trek was a real challenge!. I decided to go along the river leading up to the grand Jog Falls, India's highest. It was extremely humid and the mid day sun was unforgiving. I had to trek on mostly slippery rock and since this time I didn't bring a guide along with me I had to be extremely cautious on each step. There were some tricky parts and I had to make some leaps of faith, and I kept stopping to dry my clothes and socks as high humidity meant almost no evaporation. A trick I picked up on Man vs wild. There were interesting fish in the stream and the landscape was amazing, but the real reward was walking up to the edge of the falls at the end. The Falls:The falls were ... read more
On my trek
Trek
It begins




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