Situated in the lap of God’s own country Kerala is a nature’s wonder Athirappilly Falls. Athirappilly Falls is one of the largest waterfalls in Kerala. Falling down with a roar from the height of 80 feet, view of the waterfall gives a soothing experience to spectators. Athirapally waterfalls give a natural snowy radiant waterfall sight to its visitors sometimes giving glimpses of small rainbows. It is being a famous tourist spot and attracting many tourists from India. Athirapally falls not only add beauty to the region but also a habitat to plethora of flora and fauna.
A view that will take your breath
Waterpark
Dreamworld water Park, near Athirappilly Falls, is one of the oldest and safest amusement parks in Chalakudy. Operating from 15 years, the park offers rides and pools to enjoy.
Wildlife
Turning your head around beside Athirapally falls is a rich wildlife of Kerala. The place is a proud residence of Asiatic elephant, tiger, leopard, bison, sambar and lion-tailed macaque.
Jungle Safari
The scenic beauty of Western Ghats can be enjoyed by jungle safari. The Western Ghats inhabit the wildlife sanctuary that is a treat to an eye taking Safari ride.
Nearby Waterfalls
A majestic falling beauty of Kerala Athirappilly Falls is not alone to give delight but is also accompanied by two majestic waterfalls the vazhachal falls and the Charpa falls on a short driveway.
Vazhachal fall is situated in Thrissur district of South India district Kerala. The Fall has its watercourse from the river Chalakudy. Chalakudy River is westward flowing river. The river flourishing the Vazhachal fall flows all along the Vazhachal forest division and the edges of sholayar ranges.
Charpa fall is a stopover tourist point during a visit to Athirappilly falls and Vazhachal fall. The Chalakudy river flourishes this amazing fall. The fall flows close to the road. The waterfall flows in full fledge in monsoons splashing onto the roadsides and refreshing the passerby and get down to little flow during a dry season.
Flourished With Fauna
Among the perennial waterfalls in Kerala, Athirappilly fall has nourished the whole nearby area with rich diversity of floras. These floras have become the habitat of many animals and birds living together, enriching the diverse fauna. From being home to Asiatic elephants, Bison, lion tailed macaque to the varieties of spectacular birds, Athirappilly falls has blessed and gifted the Kerala its state bird the great Hornbill. This place is now home to many of the Malabar pied hornbill, Malabar grey hornbill, and the Indian grey hornbills.
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