Which of the following is the highest waterfall in India?

The correct answer is Kunchikal Falls.

Key Points

• Kunchikal Falls is India's highest waterfall in India.
• It is created by the Varahi river in the Shimoga district of Karnataka.
• It is about 455 m in height.
• It is the tiered, highest waterfall in India.

Additional Information

• Jog Fall
  • Created by Sharavathi river
  • In Shimoga district, Karnataka
  • 253 m in height
  • It is a cascade-type waterfall
• Rakim Kund Fall
  • It is situated in Bihar.
  • Created by Gayghat river, a tributary of Ausane river.
  • It is 168 m high.
• Kevti Fall  
  • It is in the Rewa district of Madhya Pradesh.
  • It is created by the Mahana river, a tributary of the Tons river.
  • It is 98 m tall.
  • It is also spelt as Keoti Fall.