Chorla Ghat Viewpoint

Chorla Ghat Viewpoint is a scenic nature destination located at the tri-junction of Goa, Karnataka, and Maharashtra in the Western Ghats. Situated approximately 50 km northeast of Panaji on State Highway 4, it sits at an elevation of around 800 meters within the Sahyadri mountain range. The viewpoint offers panoramic vistas of mist-covered valleys, dense sub-tropical forests, and seasonal waterfalls across three states. It is recognized for its rich biodiversity, including rare bird species and wildlife within the Mhadei Wildlife Sanctuary region.

Visitors can expect panoramic views of the Western Ghats spanning Goa, Karnataka, and Maharashtra from an elevation of approximately 800 meters. The physical setting comprises dense sub-tropical forests, mist-covered valleys, and seasonal waterfalls, particularly active during the monsoon. Visitors can explore forest trails, engage in birdwatching for species like the Malabar Whistling Thrush, and photograph landscapes. Basic facilities such as parking and rest areas are available at viewpoints, though amenities remain limited compared to urban attractions.