Waterfalls in Idukki have
become the favorite destination for visitors. Small and big waterfalls have
molded-in various streams and rivers providing a visual feast for visitors.
The district is gifted
with the largest number of waterfalls of all sizes. The waterfalls become
lively when the rain subsides after a spell of heavy rains. The district has
around 50 beautiful waterfalls including small and large waterfalls. Trekking through the forests to this beautiful waterfall is a different experience, hence many college students, cooperate companies selecting their kerala group tour packages to Idukki and its waterfalls.
Keezharkuth waterfalls
The beautiful Keezharkuth waterfall is located at a distance of about 25 km from Thodupuzha town, which
has steep cliffs in its path. It is also known as
Rainbow Waterfall. If we watch the view from
the bottom, the floating water from a height of 1500 m is look like floating
from a large rock. The water drops at the same strength throughout the year. The waterfalls are
surrounded by green forests that grow many medicinal plants. It is an ideal place for
trekking, camping, rock climbing, and mountain climbing.
Thommankuthu Falls
Thommankuthu Falls is
another 1500 m high waterfall. Though it is smaller than
the other waterfalls, tourists come here to enjoy the scenic beauty of the
place and the stunning waterfalls that fall down 7 steps. The Waterfall is located
17 km from Thodupuzha town in Idukki district. The name derives from the tribal
captain named Thomman. This waterfall is reminiscent of the man who was drowned
away in the river. Rock Climbing, Hiking and
Trekking is also available here. For those who are not interested in this,
they can select boating, fishing or horseback riding.
Lakkam
A five minutes’ drive from
the Munnar town will take you to the adjoining waterfall to the Munnar town,
Lakkam waterfalls. Situated in the Munnar-Marayoor route, the waterfall is
bounded by ‘Vaga trees’. The waterfall originates from the Eravikulam Highland.
Though the river creates lots of waterfalls, most of them are unreachable. But,
due to its pictorial treat, this destination is one of the choicest
destinations for the tourists.
Thoovanam
Thoovanam waterfall is
situated inside the Chinnar wildlife sanctuary. The waterfall is formed by
River Pambar. You have to take a hike into the forest in order to reach the
waterfalls. It is around 60 km away from the Munnar town. You can enjoy the
wonders of wild flora and fauna here. This hiking experience itself makes
Thoovanam is different from other waterfalls in Munnar. The trekking starts from
the Alampatty Forest check post and it will take about one hour to reach the
waterfalls.
Valara
Valara waterfall is
located between Adimaly and Kothamangalam. Valara is a land of wonderful
waterfalls. Very beautiful down drizzle clear and chilly water from a peak
among dense forest. The waterfall down a hill from a height of about 1000 m.
Valara waterfalls are enclosed by lush, dense forests that are home to a wide
variety of flora and fauna. Take a
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