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Waterfalls
Experience the waterfalls in Kerala
‘Soak yourself to the skin. Shed all inhibitions. Surrender to the crystal clear water that dance down the slender hills, the gentle slopes, laughing, chattering, in gay abandon. Wash every worry away.’
ATHIRAPPALLY & VAZHACHAL
The twin waterfalls of Athirapally and Vazhachal are situated at the entrance of enchanting Sholayar ranges. All welcome you at the entrance of the Sholayar range. Both the falls are well connected by buses plying from Chalakudy town which on the National highway between Kochi and Thrissur.
PALARUVI
Palaruvi is another spectacular waterfall, situated near the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border, 35 kms east of Punalur. This picturesque spot less explored by tourists, is connected from Kollam (75 kms) the main township in south Kerala.
PERUNTHENARUVI
Peruthenaruvi waterfalls are another picnic spot in central Kerala, which allows the visitor to enjoy the serene atmosphere and enchanting natural beauty of eastern ranges. The waterfalls are on the banks of River Pampa, not far away from the famous hill shrine of Sabarimala. The district center, Pathanamthitta, is 36 kms away.
THOMMANKUTH
Thommankuth is one of the most enchanting waterfalls of South India. The falls are situated 74 kms away from Kochi. The nearest township is Thodupuzha, which is 18 kms away. Buses and taxis are available in Thodupuzha to visit Thommankuthu.
THUSHARAGIRI
Thusharagiri means misty mountain and this beautiful spot snuggled cosily in the Western Ghats is sure to have a revitalizing and spellbinding effect on any visitor. Thusharagiri waterfalls consist of three separate waterfalls in Chalippuzha River. The river originates from two streams from the Western Ghats, which converges at Thusharagiri and exhibits a unique kinship between the land and water. The best time to see the falls in its full force is from September to November. The calm and serene forest area, which has two dams, and a crocodile farm is also a trekker’s delight.
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