Gaddalasari Waterfall - Third Highest waterfall in India
Jayashankar Bhupalpalli: Thsi waterfall Hidden in the deep forest, Gaddalasari waterfall was known only to the locals and a few others till recently. However, this waterfall said to be the third highest fall in the country and can become a major tourist attraction for the State of Telangana.
The waterfall height can be some 700 feet. If it is confirmed by taking measurements, it can be on par with the highest waterfalls of India.
Unknown to many, the country’s third highest waterfall could be hidden away in a remote corner of Jayashankar Bhupalpally district.
People constructed floors and bunds on and against the currents flowing from the waterfall. Based on the material like pebbles seen here which belongs to three successive ages Upper Palaeolithic ,Lower Palaeolithic and Middle Palaeolithic it can be said that prehistoric people lived there right from at least 1,25,000 years BP (Before Present) to 20,000 years BP.
Surprisingly, this waterfall is located 25 km away from Bogatha waterfall which is also known as the ‘Telangana Niagara’.
The waterfall height can be some 700 feet. If it is confirmed by taking measurements, it can be on par with the highest waterfalls of India.
Unknown to many, the country’s third highest waterfall could be hidden away in a remote corner of Jayashankar Bhupalpally district.
People constructed floors and bunds on and against the currents flowing from the waterfall. Based on the material like pebbles seen here which belongs to three successive ages Upper Palaeolithic ,Lower Palaeolithic and Middle Palaeolithic it can be said that prehistoric people lived there right from at least 1,25,000 years BP (Before Present) to 20,000 years BP.
Surprisingly, this waterfall is located 25 km away from Bogatha waterfall which is also known as the ‘Telangana Niagara’.
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