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Goa’s Dudhsagar Falls Reopens For Visitors: Know How To Book Tickets, Entry Timings, And More

Goa’s famous Dudhsagar Falls, part of the Dudhsagar circuit, has been reopened for visitors for eco-tourism for the 2026-27 season.

By Mithilesh ChouguleUpdated on
Dudhsagar Falls in Goa after reopening for the 2026-27 tourist season

Dudhsagar Falls 2026-27 open for tourists | Credits: Pexels

Goa’s famous Dudhsagar Falls, part of the Dudhsagar circuit, has been reopened for visitors after the monsoon season. The Dudhsagar circuit has been reopened for eco-tourism for the 2026-27 season. The Goa Tourism Development Corporation (GTDC) has strictly asserted that only authorized vehicles will be allowed to carry tourists to the waterfall and back. Moreover, GTDC and local authorities have made sure that all visitors should be prohibited from bringing plastic or alcohol. Let’s take a look at all the details you need to know about Goa’s Dudhsagar Falls 2026-27 circuit. 

Dudhsagar Falls Reopens For Tourists: Here’s All That You Need To Know

Only Government-Authorized Vehicles Allowed

The forest department has issued an order announcing the opening of the Dudhsagar Falls 2026-27 circuit for eco-tourism for the 2026-27 season. However, GTDC has announced that only vehicles authorized by the Goa Forest Department will be permitted for entry. This is to ensure visitor safety and a regulated control over who has access to the pristine landscape there. The bookings of the vehicle are to be made online through a government-authorized portal run by GTDC.

Entry Capped At 240 Daily Trips

The entry gate of Bhagwan Mahavir National Park at Collem will remain open from 8 AM to 3 PM for batches of 30 to 40 people only, at hourly intervals. The order also states that for the initial period of 15 days, additional forest staff and personnel will be deployed near the river crossing and at the waterfall site as a precaution as well as during any yellow alerts issued by India Meteorological Department, Goa.

Dudhsagar Falls in Goa after reopening for the 2026-27 tourist season

Dudhsagar Falls in the monsoon season | Credits: Pexels

Entry to Dudhsagar Falls has been capped to 240 daily trips and only vehicles registered with Goa forest department will be permitted. No other private vehicles / two-wheelers will be permitted to enter the tourist circuit from the entry gate, as per official orders.

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Security & Environmental Measures Amped Up For Visitors

The government has asserted that entering the waterfall without life jackets is strictly prohibited. An adequate number of forest guards, trekkers, nature guards, and other personnel have been deployed by Goa’s forest department and GTDC for visitor safety.

Entry to the falls from the railway track is strictly prohibited in the circuit. The number of adults per vehicle shall be restricted to seven at a time. Additionally, speed driving and rash driving is strictly prohibited. Further, permit holders shall ensure that the vehicle is safe and in the best condition for use.

Dudhsagar Falls in Goa after reopening for the 2026-27 tourist season

A waterfall located inside a forest | Credits: Pexels

Addressing environmental concerns, plastic water bottles and plastic carry bags will not be permitted inside the national park or the wildlife sanctuary. Moreover, authorities have stated that possession and consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited inside the premises and strict legal action will be taken against those violating the rule.

Also Read: Local Legends Behind India’s Most Famous Waterfalls

Summing Up

GTDC has announced the opening of the Dudhsagar Falls 2026-27 ecotourism circuit. The Goa forest department has released a number of rules and regulations for permit holders and visitors to adhere by. If you’re planning to explore the Dudhsagar Falls 2026-27 ecotourism circuit, you must follow all these rules and regulations.

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Mithilesh Chougule is the content writer for unstumbled. He has previously worked as a digital media intern at ELLE India, covering fashion and pop culture. He has also briefly worked at Not Your Idea as a Content Writer. Mithilesh holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology from K. J. Somaiya College, Mumbai University. Apart from writing about travel and food, Mithilesh has newly begun solo traveling and enjoys cafe hopping, singing, documenting content, and writing on Substack. Trust...

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