Welcome to my brand-new series on Wonder of Waterfalls. In this series I will take you through couple of waterfalls from our country India as well as from outside India. The coverage is confined to the places I have visited on my own.
This is a series and not the Challenge but I encourage you all to share your experiences and interesting stories of waterfalls in the comment box below.
In this series I will take you first through one of the famous tourist attractions Abbey Waterfall, Madekeri, Karnataka, India. This waterfall is also known by the name Abbi Falls and Abbey Falls. There is a nominal price for entry ticket. Camera is allowed free of cost. Paid parking space is available.
One has to walk down couple of stairs from the entrance to see the great Abbey Waterfall. On the way, one can enjoy the barricaded coffee plantations on the right side. Also, there are some seating arrangements on the way to take rest and enjoy the beauty of nature in peace.
The waterfall is not so high but it is surrounded by the lush greeneries adding to its beauty. This is a perfect place for photography.
One can not reach near to the waterfall as it is not safe. There is an old signage board also placed on which ‘Danger Spot’ is mentioned to warn the vistors not to cross the bridge.
This sounds like a fantastic series! Excited to follow along and see all the beautiful waterfalls you’ve visited, starting with Abbey Falls. @Kumaarsantosh
Thanks for sharing the details! Looking forward to the next post!
Ein wunderbarer Wasserfall, sehr schöne Bilder @Kumaarsantosh
Ich verweile auch gerne an Wasserfällen und kenne mehrere.
Ein besonders schöner im Schwarzwald, Deutschland ist der Triberger Wasserfall. Es gibt rund um den Wasserfall Wege und man kann ihn auch sehr nah sehen. Ich persönlich habe leider keine Bilder von dort, aber es gibt ja Google Maps https://maps.app.goo.gl/E72gFAnUQt2QPm7A8
Yes, I will try to meet the community expectations from this series @NareshDarji.
Thanks for sharing the photo and details of Jamjir Waterfall. It looks an amazing place in Gujrat. I have added this to my list for my Gujrat visit with god willing.
Triberg Waterfall in the Black Forest! Astonishing! Its spread over quite a significant area.
I have gone through some of the reviews[1] as well and seems people who have visited there enjoyed a lot. Good place for kids too. Saw a picture where a squirrel was very close to the visitor. It must be quite thrilling.
Thanks for sharing the global perspective @Annaelisa. Have you visited this place? Next time when you go there please take some pics and video and share with the community and on the Maps. That will be great.
Thank you so much for appreciating the nature and its beauty.
Ich war selbst an diesem schönen Wasserfall, zuerst den Weg bis nach ganz oben gelaufen und danach auf der anderen Seite des Wasserfalls wieder hinunter. Immer mit Pausen um sich genau umzusehen und zu genießen.
Hier ist noch ein kleiner Wasserfall im Allgäu, das Wasser ist dort eiskalt, direkt aus den Alpen.
Ich fotografiere erst seit ich Google Maps kenne. Früher habe ich für mich nur die Aussichten genossen und mir eingeprägt.
You’re very welcome! I’m so glad you found the information about Jamjir Waterfall helpful and that it’s made it onto your Gujarat travel list. I truly hope you get to experience its beauty firsthand – it’s quite special.
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Excited to follow along and see all the beautiful waterfalls you’ve visited, starting with Abbey Falls. 
Looking forward to the next post!
