Waterfalls in India

The "Sea of Milk" - a four-tiered torrent tumbling 310 metres beside a working railway line on the Goa-Karnataka border, foaming white through the Western Ghats.

India's tallest plunge waterfall - 340 metres off a sheer cliff near Cherrapunji, one of the wettest places on Earth, dropping into a startling blue-green pool.

The "Niagara of India" - a broad, thunderous curtain on the edge of the Kerala rainforest, wide enough to feel like a wall of white water in the monsoon.

India's tallest plunge waterfall, dropping in four distinct cascades - Raja, Rani, Roarer and Rocket - on the Sharavathi river. Thunderous after the monsoon, a trickle in the dry months.