The Dudhsagar waterfall is located 60 km east of the capital of Goa, Panaji, in the foothills of the Western Ghats. The height of the waterfall is 603 meters, it is the second largest in India. The water of the waterfall has a milky white color, which is why it was called the "milk ocean". The excursion to the waterfall is quite large-scale, it is designed for the whole day. After the tourists are picked up from their hotels, they are brought to the town of Kolem, where they are transferred to jeeps. On the way to the waterfall, there is a stop at the Bondla Nature Reserve, which has a zoo with various species of animals. In the zoo, tourists can not only look at exotic animals, but also ride elephants. At the foot of the waterfall, you can swim in a clear mountain lake with cool water, and then feed the little monkeys living in the local jungle.