Mollem, a quaint village located along the eastern border of Goa, is a significant destination for travelers seeking to explore the region's natural beauty and rich wildlife, away from the coastal beaches. It serves as the primary entry point for the Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary and Mollem National Park, which together form Goa's largest protected forest reserve. The ideal time to visit Mollem is generally from November to March. However, the monsoon season (June to September) offers a unique experience, with the waterfalls, especially Dudhsagar, at their most spectacular.
Mollem National Park / Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary: An expansive protected area a haven for nature and wildlife enthusiasts. Dudhsagar Waterfalls: One of India's tallest waterfalls a spectacular sight especially during the monsoon. Tambdi Surla Temple: A 12th-century Shiva temple nestled deep within the forest. Tambdi Surla Waterfall: A lesser-known waterfall reachable via a jungle trek from the Tambdi Surla Temple. Devil's Canyon: A picturesque gorge with rocky formations and a fast-flowing stream. Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary: A smaller wildlife sanctuary located near Mollem suitable for families. Spice Plantations: Explore the spice farms in nearby Ponda to learn about Goa's agricultural heritage. Salaulim Dam: A scenic dam offering beautiful views. Netravali Wildlife Sanctuary: Another wildlife sanctuary in the vicinity. Harvalem Waterfall: A beautiful waterfall. 1Shri Nagesh Temple: A significant temple in the region. 1Kulem Goa: A small town that serves as a base for treks to Dudhsagar Waterfalls. Mollem River: Offers opportunities for river safaris and bird watching. Dhursagar Watchtower: A viewpoint offering panoramic vistas. Piklewadi Waterfall: One of the many smaller waterfalls in the area. Timba Falls: Another waterfall worth visiting. Monsoon Waterfall 1 Anmod Ghat: A seasonal waterfall. Little Waterfall: A smaller charming waterfall. Skail's Discovered Hidden Waterfalls: A collection of less-known waterfalls. Hollolem Waterfall: Another natural waterfall attraction in the region.