Water Falls

Kumbhavurutty Waterfalls is a beautiful natural falls situated 7 Kms away from the Achankovil & located very near to famous Courtallam Falls. It is located on the Achankovil - Shencottah Road of Kollam district, Kerala. This 25 m high fall nestles in charming surroundings enveloped by luxuriant foliage. The Kerala Forest Department has started an Eco-Contact Centre here. The travelers can see wild animals also if lucky because the waterfall is very close to the thick Konni Forest area.

Aruvikkuzhi Falls is a gem in the crown of Pathanamthitta’s natural beauty. Located 7km from Kozhencherry and about 2km from Thadiyoor the waterfall is a visually pleasing sight.

Aripara Falls is a tourist spot in Anakkampoyil near Thiruvambady Town in Kozhikode district, It is located on the Thiruvambady - Anakkampoyil route, 15 km from Thiruvambadi. The waterfall is a tributary of Iruvanjippuzha. There is a proposal for implementing a hydro power project on the Arippara waterfall.[2]At a height of 1400ft above sea level, Arippara waterfalls is 45km away from Kozhikode.

Athirapally is the land of rivers and forests and great waterfalls.The destination houses the largest waterfall in Kerala, the Athirapally waterfall, a major tourist attraction. The waterfall comes down to the 80 feet level through several streams. This patch in Sholayar ranges so beautifully intertwined with lush green forest cover and sizzling silver cascades and located central to Cochin and River Nila(Bharathapuzha), is a treat for the eyes during the monsoon.Swollen Chalakudy river

Vazhachal waterfalls is located 68 km from Thrissur in Kerala, towards the east of Chalakudy, near the entrance of the Sholayar forest ranges.The beautiful waterfalls of Athirapally,located 63 km from Thrissur and Vazhachal are 5 kms apart. Athirapally and Vazhachal waterfalls are the two scenic and popular waterfalls on the edge of the Sholayar forest ranges.

This impressive waterfall cascades from about 70 feet above and lies in between the famous Athirapally and Vazhachal waterfalls in Thrissur District of Kerala India. The source of this beautiful fall is from River Chalakudy, which flows with great speed and moves along the roadside. The Charpa falls is present at a distance of nearly 60 kms from Thrissur and looks magnificent in the monsoon. The damp clouds hover above the waterfalls, the surroundings become exceptionally beautiful and enchantin

Home to two beautiful waterfalls namely Olakkayam and Ilanjippara, the serene and exquisite Marottichal Waterfalls is a stunning place which is located 22 km away from the town of Thrissur. The Olakkayam and Ilanjippara Waterfalls not being explored so much till date have made them one of the finest spots for spending some time alone surrounded by nature away from the noise and the monotonous routine of the city life.

Dhoni village is located about 15 Kilometres from Palakkad town in Kerala and this place is famous for Dhoni Waterfall and the Western Ghat forests. This waterfall is a gem for tourists looking to spend a calm and leisurely day. This less known paradise is definitely a must visit place in Kerala. Despite the waterfall being rather small, the refreshingly beautiful surroundings create a hall of treasure for nature lovers and especially for those who enjoy trekking.

A seasonal waterfall in the Kurumbalangode Village of Nilambur Taluk in Malappuram district, Adyanpara is one of the best waterfalls in Kerala. This beautiful waterfall is situated amidst the lush jungles and is said to have waters with medicinal properties. It is located 15 km from Nilambur, which is known for being the world's largest teak plantation.

Keralamkundu Waterfall is a unique fall located in Malappuram District of Kerala state in Southern India. The water gushes down over 150 feet of a rocky cliff and falls onto a huge stone pit which was formed over many centuries by water falling on top of a gigantic rock. A rough translation of the name from Malayalam is ‘Kerala Pit Waterfall’.

This is an enchanting scenic spot in the high ranges of Malappuram. Located near Kozhippara, the place is covered by mist all through the day. The waterfall is located on the Chokkad stream. Kozhippara waterfalls is an ideal location for trekking and swimming in Kerala. It is one of the best waterfalls, which offers plenty of opportunities to adventure enthusiasts, who like to explore this spectacular destination. Kakadam Poyil, mostly engulfed in mist, is a beautiful spot in the vicinity.

Located 29 km from Kalpetta in Wayanad district, this waterfall is one of the topmost attractions in Wayanad. The three tiered waterfall, at a height of 300m is the biggest waterfall in Wayanad and the second largest in Kerala. The name ‘Meenmutty’ derived from the concept that the fishes are blocked here. ‘Meen’ means ‘fish’ and ‘Mutty’ means ‘blocked’ and thus ‘Meenmutty’.

Soochipara Falls (Sentinel Rock Waterfalls) is perhaps the most picturesque spot located in the periphery of Wayanad. It is a treat for eyes to see the milky white stream of water making its way to the rivers by passing through the rocky cliffs and clinging trees.

Located at a distance of a few kms from Erattupetta in Kottayam inside a private rubber estate, Marmala Waterfalls are popularly known as the ‘enchantress of the jungle’. Plummeting from a height of 200 feet, the unblemished clear waters create an aura of mist around them.

Located on the Kochi-Madurai Highway (National Highway 49), the Cheeyappara Falls and Valara falls are an on-the-way tourist attraction. Valara waterfall is often mentioned together with Cheeyappara fall.