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Unchalli Falls

Burude Jog

Jog Falls

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Unchalli Falls

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The rivulet that originates at Shankarathirtha in Sirsi and Manjaguni rivulet join together to form the Aghanashini river. Near Unchalli this river jumps from a height of 116 meters creating a beautiful water fall. G.D.Lushington , Collector of Canara first discovered this water fall and used to visit this spot frequently and hence this falls is also called Lushington Waterfall. It is popular among the locals as Keppa Jog (deafening) since the fall exudes a thunder like deafening noise while falling.

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Burude Jog

 30 Kms from Siddapur a small rivulet called Ilimane at first falls to a depth of 60 meters and a little further it jumps again to a depth of 48 meters creating two beautiful water falls. The fall is in the middle of a thick forest.

Nearby places to visit: Unchalli falls

Connectivity: 30 Kms from Siddapur (Road SH) on Siddapur – Kumta road. Buses ply only up to Allimakki village. From there one has to trek 5 kms to the falls through jungle.

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Jog Falls

River Sharavati taking birth at Ambutirtha in Tirthahalli tq, flows towards western direction causing the world famous water fall at Jog. 22 Kms from Siddapur the Jog falls is at the border of Uttara Kannda district and Shimoga districts. River Sharavati plunges here to a depth of 252 meters in deep gorge and has created 117 meter deep well beneath. The four streams are called Raja, Roarer, Rocket and Rani

Nearby places to visit: Gerusoppa Valley & reservoir.

Connectivity: 22 Kms from Siddapur (Road SH).100 Kms from Shimoga (NH). Buses ply from almost all district headquarters

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