Top 5 Waterfalls In Kerala That You Must See

 Kerala is a land of enthralling natural beauty that is best discovered with a Kerala vacation package. Aside from the jungles and tea plantations, there is another magnificent phenomenon to look forward to when visiting the state – waterfalls in Kerala, which attract thousands of visitors each year. Isn't it fascinating? Here is a list of the top ten waterfalls in Kerala, which are also among the best tourist attractions in Kerala: –

1.  Athirappilly Waterfalls

Athirappilly Waterfalls originates from the Western Ghats and is located at the beginning of Sholayar Ranges. Falling from a height of 80 feet, this is the biggest waterfall in Kerala. Extending the beauty of this cascade is the lush vegetation of Vazhachal Forest which is an abode for diverse wildlife such as elephants, bison, tigers, leopards, hornbills and sambar deer, along with some of the endemic species of flora. Being the biggest waterfall of Kerala, Athirappilly Waterfalls is regarded as the Niagra Falls of India! No wonder it is one of the most famous waterfalls in the state.

2. Vazhachal Waterfalls

2. Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the area around Athirappilly Waterfalls. To reach Vazhachal Falls, travel through the tranquilly of Vazhachal Forest. This waterfall is a short drive from Athirappilly Waterfalls and is one of the more secluded ones. The stream gushes with such velocity that you can hear it on your way to Vazhachal Falls, which is surrounded by a quiet and composed atmosphere.

3. Palaruvi Waterfalls

In Malayalam, the word palaruvi means "milk." The name Palaruvi comes from the fact that the water flowing here appears to observers as a stream of milk flowing through the woods. Palaruvi, one of Kerala's most famous waterfalls, is said to have Ayurvedic healing properties for skin problems. Locals and tourists alike visit the area for picnics. To reach this waterfall, you must trek through dense forests and cross streams of water, which adds an element of adventure to the experience.

4. Meenmutty Waterfalls

Meenmutty Waterfalls has something for both adventure and nature enthusiasts. Meenmutty Waterfalls can be reached after a 2-kilometer hike through dense forest and rocky terrain. The sight of a foamy stream of water falling from a height of around 1000 feet, over three separate levels, and crashing into a large pool of water takes your breath away the moment you arrive. Meenmutty Falls is one of Kerala's largest waterfalls because of its size.

5. Soochipara Waterfalls

To get to Soochipara Falls, you'll have to walk for nearly 2 kilometres. Rest assured, the reward will be well worth the effort. The rich and aromatic flora will accompany you on this 'nature walk.' On your way to this waterfall in Kerala, you will also have to climb steep rocks. It is a three-tiered waterfall where visitors play an important role in keeping the surroundings clean and plastic-free so that the attraction retains its natural ambience.