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Jog falls is around 105 kms away from Shimoga. The River Sharavathi takes a spectacular leap at a height of 292 m in four distinct falls - Raja, Rani, Rocket and Roarer - to form the fifth highest waterfall in Asia.
The four streams are named in accordance with their perceived trajectories:
1. Raja (King): Named so because of its apparently 'dignified' and 'serene' fall.
2. Rani (Queen), also called Lady: The stream has a winding, twisting trajectory, said to resemble the movements of a female dancer.
3. Roarer: This stream appears out of a mass of rocks, making a tremendous amount of noise (hence the name).
4. Rocket: Consists of a large volume of water streaming out of a small opening at a very high speed.
Jog falls is one of the must visit places in Karnataka. The best time to visit these falls is soon after the monsoons during July-August. The backwaters of the Sharavati Wildlife Sanctuary offer excellent opportunities for water sports
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