Mallalli Waterfalls
Kodagu, Karnataka, India
Mallalli Waterfalls, nestled in Kodagu's lush green hills, is a sight to behold! Locally known as 'Kumara Parvatha Falls', these stunning cascades plunge from a great height, creating a milky white spectacle. Imagine the roar of the water and the cool mist on your face as you witness nature's power. A perfect spot for nature lovers and adventure seekers exploring Karnataka's beauty!
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Top Activities in Mallalli Waterfalls
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Capture Stunning Photographs
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Enjoy Birdwatching
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Explore The Surrounding Forests
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Take A Dip In The Cool Water
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Trek To The Base Of The Falls
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Best Time to Visit
October-to-March
When to visit place on the day
All-Day
Approximate expense
₹1,000 per person
History
Mallalli Waterfalls has a rich history intertwined with the local communities and the natural landscape. The Kumaradhara River, which forms the waterfall, has been a vital source of water for the surrounding villages for centuries. The falls have also been a place of reverence for the local people, who consider it sacred. Over time, the waterfall has gained popularity as a tourist destination, attracting visitors from all over the country. The local authorities have taken steps to develop the area around the falls, providing facilities for visitors while ensuring the preservation of its natural beauty.
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One can only be in awe of this place. Please do yourself a favour and visit it during Monsoon. Only then can you truly admire this magnificent falls. Kudos to the government as well for the carefully maintained stairs. Whats best about this falls is the sheer size of the whole setup, as you admire the mountains and trains of misty clouds breezing by. Stunning.
No falls charges time morning 8.30am 5.30pm evening but 5pm is last and only parking charges for this place . Very nice water falls and beautiful 19.9.2024
Beautiful waterfalls during peak monsoon. It’s a sight to behold when it rains. Be careful if you are planning to trek down , it will be slippery and any fall would be disastrous. Roads leading to the falls is narrow and loads of water puddles and beware overflowing bridges during monsoons. However the visual beauty is awesome during monsoons.
Worth to Visit but Up & Down 300 steps it's tooo awesome experience. A breath taking view - worth the journey one has to make from Coorg … The waterfall is majestic, the stairs to the fall add to the overall experience as the view keeps growing on you .. Well maintained and clean surroundings. Carry own water and refreshments. And a Camera 😃