Mavinagundi Falls

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Mavinagundi Falls

Mavinagundi Falls is a waterfall located in Siddapura Taluk, [1] Uttara Kannada district, Karnataka, India and it fills with water only during the monsoon season. The falls are formed by Mavinagundi river. [2]

View Points

Mavinagudi Falls is visible from Jog Falls during June - November period and the falls are surrounded by forest filled mountain range. [3]

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