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Athirappilly Falls: The Complete Guide

Kerala's Largest Waterfall

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Athirappilly Falls is notably the largest waterfall in Kerala , in South India. Yet, it's commonly overlooked by foreign tourists who prefer to visit more familiar destinations such as the Kerala backwaters , Kochi , Varkala , Munnar , and Periyar National Park . The evocative, scenic beauty of the place hasn't escaped the attention of filmmakers and the Kerala tourism board though. Staying in a tree house facing the waterfall makes the experience of visiting it particularly special. This guide to Athirappilly Falls will help you plan your trip there.

Up until the early 1980s, Athirappilly Falls was pretty much unexplored and unheard of. However, it rose to prominence when the Kerala State Electricity Board put forward a controversial hydroelectric project that required a dam to be built upstream of the waterfall. The project was widely opposed for many reasons, including concerns that it would cause the waterfall to dry up.

In the late 1980s, Tamil movie "Punnagai Mannan" (King of Smiles) featured Athirappilly Falls as the setting for its iconic suicide scene. Kerala Tourism also started promoting the state and showed the waterfall in one of its captivating ad campaigns, further propelling the area into the limelight.

Since then, Athirappilly Falls has provided the picturesque backdrop for numerous South Indian and Bollywood films. Kidnapping, fighting, singing, dancing and romancing have all happened there. Hit movies such as "Guru," "Dil Se," "Khushi," "Yaariyan," "Raavan" and "Bahubali" made the waterfall famous and turned it into a popular attraction for Indian tourists, especially those living in Kerala.

Athirappilly Falls is located on the Chalakudy River, in the Sholayar Reserve Forest of Kerala's Thrissur district. It's about 25 miles (40 kilometers) northeast of Kochi airport, and 19 miles (30 kilometers) east of the nearest railway station at Chalakudy. The Chalakudy River originates in the Anamalai Hills of Tamil Nadu and is one of Kerala's longest rivers. It eventually joins the Kerala backwaters at Kodungallur and flows into the Arabian Sea at Azhikode, north of Kochi.

How to Visit

Athirappilly Falls can easily be reached in under two hours by taxi from Kochi airport or under an hour from Chalakudy, via State Highway 21 (the Chalakudy-Anamala Road). This highway runs through dense forest all the way to Tamil Nadu. A prepaid taxi from the airport will cost about 1,400 rupees.

Private and state buses also go to Athirappilly from Chalakudy. There are regular departures from the bus stands approximately every hour.

Alternatively, some tourists travel to Athirappilly Falls by road from the tea gardens of Munnar in Kerala (four hours southeast) or Valparai in Tamil Nadu (two and a half hours east).

Access to Athirappilly Falls is controlled by the Forest Department in conjunction with a collective of locals known as Vana Samrakshana Samithi. Entry opens at 8 a.m. and closes at 5 p.m. Tickets are required and cost 30 rupees for Indians and 100 rupees for foreigners. An additional camera fee of 20 rupees is payable as well. Parking costs 10-30 rupees, depending on vehicle type.

It's possible to see the waterfall from the roadside near the ticket counter, located just before the parking area. There are two more viewpoints inside the entrance — one at the top of the waterfall, and one at the bottom. Be prepared to walk about 10 minutes to reach each one.

The steep pathway down to the base of the waterfall through the forest requires some exertion, so it's not suitable for everyone. This trail is closed during periods of heavy rain for safety reasons. If you do go down to the base, ideally bring a change of clothes or wear a raincoat because the spray of the waterfall is really powerful and you will get wet.

There are plenty of snack stalls and small restaurants in the vicinity of the entrance to the waterfall. Don't carry food with you though or you'll risk getting robbed by menacing monkeys.

Most tourists choose to visit Athirappilly Falls during the monsoon season , from June to November in Kerala, as this is when the flow of the waterfall peaks (by August it usually covers the entire rock-face). The place gets particularly crowded and noisy during the state's Onam festival in August or September. If you're keen for a peaceful time, avoid weekends and public holidays too. Go towards the end of the monsoon season to minimize the likelihood of rain.

Want a bird's eye view of Athirappilly Falls? Splurge and stay in the tree house at the luxurious Rainforest Resort. This hotel directly fronts the waterfall, which is wonderfully visible from the guest rooms.

Budget travelers will find cheaper homestay options in the area, such as Lal Rachan and Richmond . Inexpensive hotels include Ambady Resort and Bethania Resorts. Try Clirind Resort , Willow Heights , or Casa Rio Resorts for something a bit more modern and upmarket.

What to See There

Athirappilly Falls is obviously the main attraction. It's 330 feet wide and has a vigorous vertical drop of 82 feet (about half that of Niagra Falls ). The viewpoint at the top looks out over the surrounding hills and waterfall. You'll need to go down to the base of the waterfall to really feel the full force of it though.

Tickets also provide entry to Vazhachal Falls, about 3 miles (5 kilometers) away on the same river. It's a scenic spot, although this waterfall flows more like rapids instead of having a vertical drop. On the way there you'll pass the smaller Charpa waterfall next to the roadside. It really comes alive during monsoon season and plunges onto the road.

Sholayar Reserve Forest has much to offer nature lovers. It's home to a diverse variety of flora and fauna. Most importantly, it's the only place with all four South Indian hornbill species — the Great Hornbill (Kerala's state bird), Malabar Pied Hornbill, Malabar Grey Hornbill, and the Indian Grey Hornbill.

What Else to Do Nearby

Kids will enjoy Thumboormozhi, on the way to Athirappilly Falls. It has a dam, butterfly garden, children's park, and long suspension bridge to Ezhattumukham-Prakriti Gramam Nature Village. It's a good stop for lunch.

Continue on past Athirappilly Falls and you'll reach Malakkappara tea garden close to the Tamil Nadu border. Travel time is about 1 hour and 45 minutes.

Thrissur District Tourism Promotion Council, in conjunction with Athirappilly Destination Management Council, conducts a full-day "jungle safari" tour covering the above attractions plus the waterfalls.

Other offbeat attractions in the area include Kauthuka Park (an award-winning privately landscaped nature garden), and Vachumaram Lake amid the forest.

There are a couple of water parks, Silver Storm and Dream World , near Athirappilly as well for more family fun.

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Athirappilly Waterfall

Athirappilly Falls, is situated in Athirappilly Panchayat, Chalakudy Taluk, Thrissur District of Kerala, India on the Chalakudy River, which originates from the upper reaches of the Western Ghats at the entrance to the Sholayar ranges.It is the largest waterfall in Kerala, which stands tall at 80 feet. Just a short drive from Athirapally to the Vazhachal falls, which is close to dense green forests that are home to many endangered and endemic species of flora and fauna.

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How to Reach:

Nearest Airport: Kochi - Cochin International Airport (55 Kms)

Chalakudy Railway Station (30 Kms) Thrissur Railway Station (55 Kms) Ernakulam Jn (South) Railway Station (70 Kms)

At a distance of 32 km from Chalakudy, 73 km from Kochi, 59 km from Thrissur,

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Athirapally Waterfalls in Thrissur

Located at 31 km from Chalakudy, 59 km from Thrissur, and 73 km from Kochi, Athirappilly Waterfalls is one of India’s best and most popular waterfalls. Also counted as one of the most famous tourist attractions in Kerala and popular weekend getaways from Kochi , Coimbatore, and Munnar, these waterfalls charm tourists of every age and type. Located at the Sholayar hill ranges entrance, these lovely waterfalls are on River Chalakudy.

Athirappilly, waterfalls cascade down from a height of 80 feet, gushing through varied parallel water streams, forming a lovely view. Known as the ‘Niagara Falls of India’, these falls become fuller and eye-catching during the monsoon months. The highest waterfalls in the Kerala state boast breathtaking surroundings.

Trek to Athirappilly Waterfalls Kerala

As you enter the falls, a 15-minute walk takes you to the top of the Athirappilly Kerala Falls, where you can treat your eyes to the picturesque views of the lush surrounding areas. Another sight awaits as you start your descending trek from the top and reach the bottom. If you like swimming, it can be done in the stream at the bottom. This stream continues in the form of River Chalakudy, which later merges with the Arabian Sea.

Places to Visit Near Athirappilly Waterfall

Other attractions near Athirappilly waterfalls are Vazhachal Waterfalls , Charpa Falls, Anakkayam, Sholayar Dam, Valparai, and Malayattur Wildlife Sanctuary.

Best Time to Visit: September to January

Timings : 8 AM to 5 PM

Entry Fee to Athirappilly Waterfalls :

Adults- Rs.50 Children- Rs. 10 Foreigners – Rs.200 Students- Rs.15

How to reach Athirappilly Waterfalls

Nearest railway station: Chalakudy, about 30 km away

Nearest airport: Cochin International Airport, about 53 km from Thrissur

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Athirapally Waterfalls, Thrissur

Visitor information.

• Popular For: Nature Lovers, Bird Watchers, Picnickers, Adventure Enthusiasts and Photographers
• Entry Fee: Entry Pass from the Kerala Forest and Wildlife Department
• Visiting Time: Day time (8am -6pm)
• Visit Duration: Not Applicable

Athirapally Waterfalls , one of the most visited waterfalls of southern India especially Kerala is a magnificent. It is the seat of extreme scenic beauty and tranquillity set in the lap of nature. The place lies at a distance of 32 kms from Chalakuddy, a relatively lesser known town in the outskirts of Thrissur. A many layered waterfalls hidden amidst the illustrious green forests of the Western Ghats. The place instantly reminds of the jungles depicted in films such as the Jungle Book and George of the Jungle. Apart from the exotic plants and trees which makes up the natural beauty of the place, it has an extensive diversity of birds. Different indigenous and migratory birds call it there home. Of them the Hornbill deserves special mention. Hence, this place seems to be an ideal ground for nature lovers, bird watchers and photographers. This is one of the most accessible waterfalls of India and is often used as a picnic spot by picnickers. The pleasant atmosphere, the natural scenic beauty and the wildlife makes it an adorable attraction for tourists. Its bustling waters and gushing streams are ideal for nothing and swimming in nature’s cradle. The availability of adventure sports like trekking and river- rafting makes it a good option for adventure seekers. Thus, making it an attractive spot for all kinds of people.

Traveller Tips

• The waterfalls is at a distance of 15 minutes of walk from the entrance. Hence, it requires quite a fair amount of walking on an irregular forest terrain. So wear comfortable clothes and shoes .
• In order to enjoy the waterfall to the fullest plan with enough time in hand. It will require a considerable time. Hence, keep half a day allotted for this.
• Remember that you are travelling inside a forest region. So please don’t litter the place with plastics.
• Be safe with burnable Equipments like matchsticks and cigarettes. Don’t leave them here and there leading to a prospect of a fire.
• Food and water supplies aren’t available here. So, keep in mind to carry such necessary items.

Things to Do

• Explore the area by trekking or river-rafting .
• Enjoy the sound of the bustling waters hitting those rock bottoms. Hear the call of nature and relish it.
• Relish the grand show of light and shadow – of sunrays peeping behind the leaves and falling into the glistening water.
• Go for fun relaxing picnic time with your friends and family.
• Swim in the gushing streams and sing mowgli and baloo from the jungle book.
• Go on bird watching spree and capture those enigmatic creatures through your camera.
• Visit the amusement parks lying nearby.
• Enjoy the beauty of the Sholayar hills and trek down from the waterfalls to its bottom.

Availability of Guides

This is a place of scenic beauty. A place where you surrender to nature and let her overpower. Hence it is best explored on our own. Guides remain unnecessary for such places. Thus, guides aren’t available here.

Best Time to Visit

The waterfalls unleashes it spell when it is bustling with waters. Thus it is best suited for a monsoon visit when the forest is green and the water flows with full force. The dry months of April-May- June aren’t that fulfilling. The ideal comes in July and august but the heavy rain may often be hazardous for swim and other activities. So, it’s better to visit the post monsoon season that is in September-October.

How to Reach

The waterfalls resides at a distance of 59kms from Thrissur and 70 kms from Cochin. The nearest railway station is Chalakuddy. Thrissur and Ernakulum railway station lies at a distance of 55km and 70 km respectively. Cochin airport at 55km is the nearest airports. Regular buses and hired cars or taxis ply from Thrissur, Chalakuddy and Cochin.

Interesting Facts and Trivia

• The waterfall is 80feet high.
• Its gushing streams leads to the formation of the Chalakudy river.
• It is a reservoir of exotic fresh water fishes. More than 85 species of fishes are found here.
• It harbours a rich Malabar wildlife comprising of animals like sambar, lion-tailed macaque, leopard, bison, elephants etc.
• The only region of Western Ghats were different endangered species of Hornbill are seen.
• Mani Ratnam’s Ravaan was shot here. Aishwarya bathing in the waterfalls scene was shot here.
• Former union environment minister and congress leader Jairam Ramesh has called this enchanting waterfall hidden in this diverse rain forest, a “Silent Valley”

Nearby Attractions

• A string of waterfalls, dam and sanctuary lies in the vicinity. This includes the Sholayar dam, Vazhachal falls , Charpa falls, Kundoormad Waterfalls, Malayattur Wildlife Sanctuary etc.
• Chalakudy river and Thumbormuzhi dam and garden are interesting tourist destinations.
• Paniely Poru and Abhayaranyam Zoo lies within 12 km of Athirapally.
• Peringalkuthu Dam and Kodanand Elephant Training Centre are other formidable destination lying within 10 km radius.

Nearby Restaurants

• DJ bakery located on Malayattor road about 14km from Athirapally is the nearest eatery.
• Noorjehans Hot Pans and Swadh Multi-cuisine family restaurant lies about 46kms from this place. Both of these places are near Thrissur.
• Rose Bowl and The Midnight Cruise in South Chalakudy are good options lying in the vicinity.
• Bethania Garden Restaurant at Thumbormuzhi and Water Gate at Athirapally offers an excellent alternative.

Thus, a little way of this quaint temple town Thrissur , lies a tropical paradise waiting to unfold its mystery. Athirapally with its quintessential natural beauty and vibrant wildlife is here to enthral you. So, don’t miss it and include it in your itinerary.

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Athirappally and Vazhachal are among the most majestic waterfalls in Kerala. These picturesque locations have attracted people for ages with their lush greenery and stunning views. At Athirappally, one can see water crashing into the Chalakkudy river after an 80 ft. journey. A cool spray takes over the terrain and people are left enchanted at this natural wonder that presents a stunning backdrop.  Vazhachal has exotic fauna on display that has people forming a beeline to visit throughout the year. Rare bird sightings, including rare species of the hornbill, make it a bird lover’s paradise. We invite you to use this marvellous wonder as the perfect backdrop for an adventurous trip. The natural beauty presents an ideal shooting location that will surely mesmerise any who sees it. 

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Nearest railway station: Thrissur (Major station) about 63 km & Chalakkudy, about 35 km.

Nearest airport: Cochin International Airport, about 58 km from Thrissur, is the nearest airport.

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The walk up to South India's own Niagara is worth the trek as the lush greenery that surrounds the route leading to the falls is as enchanting as the sight of the Athirapilly waterfalls in itself.

Well-maintained, the trekking route, all of 15 minutes, is just enough to get warmed up to soak in the cooling sight ahead. Washrooms are available along the route to freshen up at.

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Athirappilly Falls Pocket Guide: Photos, Routes, Timings & Entry Fee

Athirappily Falls is a marvelous cascade of frothy waters that make its way from the Anamudi mountains of the Western Ghats in Kerala. Often called the “Niagara of India”, it had served as the location of the mighty waterfall you see in the superhit Indian film Baahubali! This 25-meter tall waterfall stands at an elevation of 1,000 feet above sea level and is the largest waterfall in Kerala.

Athirappilly Falls stands as the ever-shining pride of Kerala and has a vertical drop almost similar to that of the Niagara Falls of the US. This 100-meter-wide waterfall is one of the largest waterfalls in India and cascades in 4 drops from a massive height.

Situated at the border of Ernakulum district and Thrissur district, it is a major tourist attraction in Kerala which allures a wide range of tourists each season. The waterfall comes down to the 80 feet level through several streams.

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It originates from the upper parts of the Western Ghats at the entrance of the Sholayar region. The Athirappilly Waterfalls flow through the verdant greenery of the Vazhachal Forest towards the Arabian Sea, creating a spectacular vista of scintillating water, emerald jungles, and azure sky. The magnanimous waterfall is worth your vacation.

You can also witness the beauty of Vazhachal Waterfalls which is located 5 km away from the Athirappilly Waterfalls. The dense forest near the waterfall promises a spellbound experience by allowing visitors to witness many endangered and endemic species of flora and fauna. Along with international tourists, the scenic beauty of Athirappilly Falls also attracts a lot of filmmakers, and the place has been the location for various South Indian as well as North Indian movies.

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The magnificently intertwined lush green forests that cover the patches of Sholayar, the sizzling silver cascade, and the location towards the center of Cochin and Bharathapuzha make Athirappilly a truly promising land during the monsoon season. Similarly, Chalakudy River, Charpa Falls, and Vazhachal Waterfall can also be enjoyed with a visit to the Athirappilly Falls during monsoons.

The absence of human settlements in most of the areas allows free spillover of wild animals like elephants through the road. Even though there are hamlets in the Athirappilly-Vazhachal forest division, tourists and travelers are not encouraged to enter inside after 5 PM.

How to reach Athirappilly Falls?

If you are coming by flight, the nearest airport to Athirappilly is Cochin International Airport in Nedumbassery located about 45 km away (1 hour 15 minutes by road).

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If you are coming via train, the closest railway stations are Chalakudy Railway Station (CKI) and Angamaly Railway Station (AFK). However, very few trains stop here and you can also get down at Aluva (AWY) or Ernakulam (ERS) Railway Stations respectively, which are major stations.

However you are coming by road, you can get to Athirappilly Falls by the route through Chalakudy which is helpful for travelers coming in from the southern side of Kerala. The route starts from Chalakudy junction and passes through Kanjirappally connecting Athirappilly Falls.

There is also an alternate route through Valparai which heads steeply through tea estates to Valparai. The road goes through the forest right after Malakiparai and Vazhachal forest division and finally reaches Athirappilly Falls.

Athirappilly Falls Travel Tips – Timings & Entry Fee

Athirappilly Waterfalls – Travel Information & Tips  

Athirappilly Falls visiting time : 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Athirappilly Falls entry fee (per person) :

• Adults- INR 50/-
• Children- INR 10/-
• Foreigners – INR 200/-
• Students- INR 15/-

Popular tourist attractions near Athirappilly Falls : Charpa Falls, Sholayar Dam, Valparai town, and Malayattur Wildlife Sanctuary.

Best time to visit Athirappilly Falls : June to October

Nearest airport to Athirappilly Falls : Kochi International Airport (55 km away)

Nearest railway station to Athirappilly Falls : Chalakudi Railway Station (30 km away)

Athirappilly Waterfalls Travel Tip : If you have a high budget, opt to stay in a treehouse in Athirappilly that overlooks this mighty waterfall. This is an unmissable experience for birdwatchers, trekkers, nature lovers, and photography fanatics.

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Ideal time to visit Athirappilly Waterfalls- June to October

The elegant beauty of Athirappilly Falls can be witnessed right after the rainy season. After monsoons, the water does not drain out. The waterfall flows in full force during this time with all the water accumulating in a huge pool underneath, making the whole landscape green and refreshing. It’s the perfect treat for sightseeing every time!

If you seek peaceful moments, visit the Athirapally Falls towards the end of the monsoon season to minimize the likelihood of rain and maximize the chances of witnessing this waterfall at the best time of the year!

The water flow is constant the rest of the year, but it’s most beautiful from June to October. Also, be cautious while visiting during heavy rainfall as the powerful flow of water may pose a threat to safety. The beauty of this waterfall along with the resplendent deep woods can be cherished with a proper visit at the right time.

Tourist activities near Athirapally Falls

Even though Athirapally Waterfalls is the most popular tourist place in Athirappilly, there are multiple tourist activities that you can enjoy along with a visit to this iconic waterfall.

1. Watch Athirappally Waterfalls from the bottom

The waterfall itself is the most popular one among national and international tourists. There is a 250-meter path that you can trek downhill to get to the bottom of Athirappally Waterfalls. To get a view of the waterfall, one needs to get down from the top of the waterfall for about 100 meters. There are guards with whistles at the bottom for the protection of travelers.

2. Bathe in the natural pools of the waterfall

The river above the waterfall has a lot of natural pools where you can relax and unwind. It is a common sight to see travelers bathing in the pools above the waterfalls. It is relatively safe as the river is vast and not deep above the falls in a lot of places. You can simply reach the top via a short hike uphill.

3. Visit Vazhachal Waterfalls

Locally known as the Charpa Falls, this waterfall is located a few kilometers up from Athirappilly. Though it’s a small and short waterfall, its beauty makes it a popular tourist destination to visit near Athirappilly. Vazhachal Waterfalls is situated in the Chalakudy district and is covered with a large area of dense forests.

4. Jungle safaris & trekking

Jungle safaris in this area are organized by the Thrissur Tourism Council along with the Forest Department of Kerala and are an attractive activity you can engage in during your vacation in Athirappilly. The safari takes you from Chalakudy to Malakkappara. It can be noted as one of the most memorable jungle safaris through the dark forests of the Sholayar ranges of the Western Ghats .

The jungle safari through this region is the most attractive one to experience the wildlife to the fullest. The region stretches for almost 90 km across the forest of Sholayar, and the Jeep safari takes place in this region. You will be given the wildest opportunity to explore the flora and fauna within the Athirappally Ecotourism including the Athirappally Falls, the famous Butterfly Park, Thumboormuzhy Dam, Kauthuka Park, Vazhachal Falls, the tea gardens, the dense forests, lofty peaks, wildlife, and lush green valleys among other things.

5. Birdwatching

Birdwatching hobbyists frequent Athirappilly Falls as it is the only place in the Western Ghats where four endangered Hornbill species can be spotted.

Baahubali film shooting location at Athirappilly Falls

Athirappilly Waterfalls is one of the most popular film shooting locations in India and a lot of tourists visit Athirappilly after seeing it in popular films. Some of the movies that have been shot here include Baahubali, Dil Se, Guru, Punnagai Mannan, and Paiyaa.

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These splendid images and intriguing facts about one of the most popular waterfalls in India must have piqued your interest to add Athirappilly Falls to the list of destinations you want to visit in Kerala. If you are planning to visit Athirappilly and have some questions, please let us know and we will be happy to answer all your queries about Athirappilly Waterfalls in Kerala.

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September 14, 2021 at 6:56 AM

Is Athirappilly waterfall open?

September 22, 2022 at 10:07 AM

I am planning to visit athirapally in a single day while going from cochin to munnar.. if we leave cochin at 9.00 am, reach athirapally, spend some time there and continue towards munnar.. will this be possible? By what time we can reach munnar in this case?

October 8, 2022 at 12:55 PM

It will be very hectic . We would advise you to stay in athirapally in night , enjoy waterfalls and proceed to Munnar the next day after breakfast

November 3, 2022 at 9:48 AM

I am planning to visit Athirapally with my family having many kids (4-9 years ). Is it advisable to visit bottom or top of this fall with kids? I know the view is best from bottom but is it easily manageable to climb down n return back with kids?

December 22, 2022 at 6:05 AM

Do we have restaurants to eat vegetarian food near Athirappalli

March 17, 2023 at 9:20 AM

Is water falls open now…. Planning to go there by Saturday and Sunday this week

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Athirappilly waterfalls: The complete guide

The picturesque Athirappilly waterfalls in Thrissur district is a sought-after travel destination for tourists from across the world. Scores of travellers, both domestic and foreign, come to see the pristine waterfalls in all its glory, especially during the monsoon season. There is a marked spike in tourist footfall at Athirappilly after this popular spot found a place in many popular films, including the visually stunning 'Baahubali.'

The Chalakkudy river flows through the Vazhachal forest division before cascading down a series of falls at Vazhachal, Charpa and Athirappilly – making it a popular tourist destination. The water gushes down about 80 ft in a threefold fall that fills you with awe.

Athirappilly is also known as the 'Niagara of India' and the 'Punnagai Mannan Falls' for people from Tamil Nadu after the movie was shot here. Tickets can be bought from the counter just outside the entrance. There are a couple of shops that sell curios and snacks here.

Rainforest Resort lies in the lap of Athirappilly falls

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Closer to the waterfalls, the plantations give way to lush green forests on of either sides. These forests are home to some rare flora and fauna. It is the home of four endangered Hornbills among various other bird and animal species. Once you are out of the vehicle, keep an eye out for them. If you are lucky, you can spot a hornbill or even listen to its piercing trill. Monkeys are common, do not feed them if you are not ready to handle the menace. And if you are going here during the months of October and November, keep an eye out for snakes too.

For a long long time, Athirappilly waterfalls has been one of the favourite shooting locations in Kerala. From Aishwarya Rai to Kareena Kapoor, Preity Zinta, Tamanna Bhatia and Bipasha Basu, there is perhaps no heroine in the Indian film industry who has not shaken a leg with this waterfall as the backdrop. Most often, the waterfall formed the backdrop of a romantic number. There were times when the forests around doubled up as a hideout for a villain or where the main characters came to end their lives.

Travel Tips

The falls have strong currents which can be quite dangerous. So it is best not to venture too far into the waters, especially if there are little kids.

This is a plastic free zone.

Visitors time is between 8 am to 5 pm.

Where to go

An attraction in the vicinity is the Vazhachal waterfall, which is 5km from Athirappilly. On the way to Athirappilly, which is on the Chalakudy-Valappara road, one can also visit Peringalkuttu Dam and the Charpa Waterfalls, where water flows only during the monsoon season. Other popular tourist stopovers are the Malakkapara, Chimmini wildlife, Vilangan Hills and the Marottichal waterfall situated 4km inside the forest.

Malakkappara

Rich in biodiversity and amazing greenery, Malakkappara can be reached through the rainforests in Vazhachal area of the Western Ghats.

Pristine forests and tea gardens lie close to each other here, presenting a unique sight. Malakkappara is located on the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border and the forests are under the Vazhachal and Malayattoor divisions. Beyond Malakkappara, the thick forests give way to scenery of tea gardens.

While planning a trip, travellers can camp at Athirappilly or Malakkappara. There are several eateries near the waterfall.

Marottichal waterfalls

Located 15 km from Thrissur town, the waterfalls at Marottichal present scenic views during the monsoon. The main attraction of the place is the presence of numerous mini waterfalls. All along the narrow forest trekking path, these small falls provide a soothing sight. Marottichal is home to several bird species too.

This area is not known to host significant wildlife but it has the presence of a wide variety of wild animals and birds. Located near Amballoor in Mukundapuram taluk of Thrissur district, the Chimmini wildlife sanctuary also has a 75-m-tall dam. The Chimmini dam is part of the dam-to-dam tourism circuit.

The wildlife sanctuary is rich in facilities for trekking in the hills.

Other nearby destinations include:

Thumboormozhi Dam

Silver Storm Theme Park

Dream World Theme Park

How to reach

Nearest Railway station: Chalakudy Railway station is about 28 kms from Athirappilly, however all trains do not stop at this station. The major stations nearby are Thrissur (52km) and Ernakulam (57km).

Nearest airport: Conveyance is easily available from Kochi International Airport and is about 32km from Athirappilly.

Buses are also available.

Where to stay

For the best view of the Athirappilly waterfalls in Thrissur district, a traveller should head to the Rainforest Resort . The overwhelming greenery of the forest, mango trees all around, and the waterfalls at a stone’s throw, draw visitors to the resort.

As soon as a traveller turns to the Athirappilly-Vazhachal road flanked by thick vegetation, one can feel the temperature falling. Even during hot summers, this area offers a pleasant weather.

A unique facility of Rainforest resort is the tree house which has been designed by a Swiss architect. One can stay closest to the forest here.

There are several swimming pools in the resort, for kids as well as for adults. The path down the pools lead to the forest. Facilities are arranged for sun bathing as well as for meditation.

A short trek through the forest takes you near the waterfalls. If you are feeling adventurous, there are steps that go down to the base of falls. It is easier and safer to go to the bottom of the falls in summer.

During the monsoons and the rainy season this pathway may get a bit slippery. You have to be very cautious. Standing near the falls during the rains is an awe-inspiring experience. The roar of the water and a mist of water droplets that light up in myriad colours when the suns ray strikes it paints a pretty picture.

Kerala Tourism Department also offers the following adventures:

Malakkapara Jungle Safari

Valparai Hill Safari

Nelliyampathy Farm Tour

Sholayar Wild Life Safari

Athirapally Mazha Yathra

One can contact them at 04802769888 | 9497069888

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Athirappilly Waterfalls

Athirappilly Waterfalls is one of the best attractions in Kerala, the southern state of India. The marvelous Athirappilly Falls is located in the Thrissur district of Kerala. The falls are located 60 kilometers away from Thrissur town,  near Chalakkudi. It is one of the major tourist attractions that you should not miss if you are planning to visit Kerala!

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Biodiversity and beauty of athirappilly waterfalls.

Athirappilly Waterfalls is a magnificent drop of foamy waters falling from the Anamudi mountains of the Western Ghats, flowing toward the Arabian Sea through the greenery of the Vazhachal Forest. Athirappilly Falls is the largest waterfall in Kerala, 80 ft high, and 330 ft long marvel. It is also known as Niagara Falls of India.

The region’s forest wildlife includes the Asian elephant, tigers, leopard, bison, sambar, and lion-tailed macaque. The rare riparian forest of 180 meters (590 ft) in the Athirappilly-Vazhachal region is the only place where all four South Indian hornbill species — the great hornbill (Kerala’s state bird), Malabar pied hornbill, Malabar greyish hornbill, and the Indian greyish hornbill are known to live together.

You’re greeted with the sight of beautiful green Sholayar Peaks peering over the flowing gush of the waterfall. Standing against the background of a rustling jungle forest, it captures so many movies and music videos here, for example, the movie Bahubali.

This location can not be overlooked by bird lovers, for it is the only location in the Western Ghats where four endangered species of Hornbill are seen. There is a swimming pool just above Athirappilly Waterfalls where you can pass the time and relax. To get a sight of the waterfall, you have to get about 100 meters down the mountain.

Exploring the Mesmerizing View

Two viewpoints offer stunning views of the Athirappilly Waterfalls: one located at the top and the other at the bottom. The top viewpoint is a short walk from the parking area and provides a panoramic view of the falls and the river valley. Additionally, other smaller waterfalls such as Charpa Waterfalls and Vazhachal Falls can also be observed from this viewpoint.

To reach the bottom viewpoint, you have to climb down about 400 steps through a forest path. This can be a bit challenging for some people, but it is worth it for the close-up view of the falls and the chance to feel the spray of water on your face. You can also take a dip in the pool at the base of the falls, but be careful of the strong currents and slippery rocks.

The Athirappilly Waterfalls is a must-see destination for anyone visiting Kerala. They offer a unique combination of natural beauty, cultural significance, and ecological importance. They are also easily accessible by road from Kochi and other nearby towns. You can spend a few hours or a whole day at the falls, depending on your preference and schedule. You can also stay at one of the many resorts or homestays near the falls, where you can enjoy a comfortable stay and a serene atmosphere.

Things to Do at Athirappilly Waterfalls

Trekking, Jungle Safari. The Thrissur Tourism Council and the Forest Department arrange these Safaris, which is an exciting experience that you can participate in during your holiday at Athirappilly. The safari begins From Chalakkudy to Malakkappara. One of Western Ghats’ unforgettable jungle safaris through the dark forest of the Sholayar hills. The Jungle safari through this area is the most enticing of wildlife encounters to the fullest. The safari extends nearly 90 kilometers through Sholayar Forest.

Entry Fee to Athirappilly Waterfalls

INR 15 is the entry fee to Athirappilly Waterfalls during the visiting hours. The waterfall is open from 8 Am to 6 PM.

Best Time to Visit Athirappilly Waterfalls

The best time to visit the Athirappilly waterfalls is from October to March when the weather is pleasant and dry. It is better to avoid visiting this place during the monsoon, due to the heavy rains in Kerala.

How to Reach Athirappilly Waterfalls

Visitors can reach Athirapply Falls by road easily, it is located 60 Kilometers from Thrissur and 72 kilometers from Cochin (Ernakulam). One can use the Chalakudy to Athirappilly Falls bus service, or you can hire a car from Chalakudy or Cochin. The nearest airport to Athirappilly Falls is Cochin International Airport which is 52 kilometers away and the closest railway station is Chalakkudy which is around 31 kilometers away from the falls.

How to Find a Stay Nearby the Falls

There are plenty of hotels, homestays, and resorts available in the Athirappilly area, feel free to click on the “Book Now” button on this page to find the best among them.

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Located 60 km from Thrissur city, the land of Athirapally is popular for thick forests, rivers and beautiful waterfalls. This destination is well-known for housing the Athirapally waterfall- Kerala’s largest waterfall, which is a famous tourist attraction as well. Located in the center of River Nila and Cochin, this destination is extremely popular for its verdant green forests and scenic beauty that becomes all the more popular during the monsoon season.

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The Cochin International Airport is the nearest airport to Athirappilly, which is at a distance of around 55 km and is around 58 km away from the city of Thrissur. You can hire pre-paid taxis.

The major railheads near Athirapally are in Thrissur and in Kochi. While the Thrissur Junction is located at a distance is around 78 km, the Kochi junction is around 66 km away. Chalakuddy railway station is another small town railway station and is the nearest one, just 31 km away.

Athirapally is around 55 km away from Kochim or Cochin. Both government and private buses are available from Bangalore and Kochi. If you are coming from Bangalore, it is an overnight journey.

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As you make your way along the stone slabs leading to the base of Athirappilly waterfalls, an enigmatic calm washes over you. This cascade is Kerala's largest and most renowned, towering over 80 feet high. The forceful impact of the water crashing down onto the ground fills you with a sense of awe at nature's grandeur and power. Situated roughly 63 kilometers from the Thrissur district, it's a perennially popular picnic spot for locals and tourists alike. The verdant surroundings offer an ideal setting for leisurely walks and intimate picnics with loved ones. The falls lie at the entrance of the Sholayar forest ranges and are part of the Chalakudy River that calls the Western Ghats it's home.

 A mere 5 kilometers away lies another family favorite, Vazhachal Waterfalls. These waterfalls have gained fame not only for their breathtaking views but also for the endemic species found in the dense surrounding forests. Researchers have discovered four endangered species of Hornbill here, which are exclusive to the Western Ghats region. Ornithologists attach great importance to this location, and bird enthusiasts can spot many rare and vibrant species in this area.

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