It must be said that Goa has become a 365-day tourist destination. Even though the South West monsoon has set in, there seems to be no decrease in the number of tourists, specially, domestic tourists visiting the state. Indeed Goa has a lot to offer to the tourists even in the rainy season.
Rain-drop tourism is one way of promoting the state as a 365-day tourist destination. For the domestic tourists the Goan beaches have always been a matter of first preference when they visit the state. But then it must also be said that during the rainy seasons the waterfalls in the state happen to be in full flow and present a beautiful site as a tourist attraction.
When one speaks of waterfalls the waterfall that immediately comes to mind is the famous Dudh Sagar waterfalls. But then Goa is blessed with several smaller waterfalls which nature lovers and adventurers can explore. There are waterfalls in Sattari district which include Hivrem, Charvanem, Shigne-Shelpe, Pal among others. These waterfalls are a sight to behold when in full flow in the monsoon. The government needs to promote the numerous waterfalls in the state as a place for the tourists to visit in the rainy season.
The villagers living near the waterfalls will also benefit in several ways as a result of tour
