Athirappilly Waterfalls is generally called as "The Naigara of India". It is the largest waterfalls in Kerala. The heavy vegetation of Vazhachal forest division is sitauted around Athirappilly Falls. According to study it is said that it is one of the top bio-diversity hotspots in whole Kerala. More over Athirappilly - Vazhachal region is a den to four types of Great Indian Hornbill. The lavish vegetation back rich wildlife and avifauna. The forest reserve is also a manner of elephants, bisons, tigers, leopards and many other species. Thus, the region of Athirappilly is one of the best wildlife destinations in Kerala.
The Chalakudi river branches out a bit to form the nearby Vazhachal Waterfalls. It is one of the untouched destinations located at the tip of Sholyar ranges. Vazhachal Falls is locally known as Charpa Falls and is one of the must-visit offbeat places near Athirappilly Falls.
The protected lush green regions around Athirappilly is famous for jungle safaris. The diverse species of birds and animals along with the tourist places like Vazhachal Falls, Thumboormuzhy Dam and Athirappilly Falls make it a best eco-tourism spot.
The Chalakudi river branches out a bit to form the nearby Vazhachal Waterfalls. It is one of the untouched destinations located at the tip of Sholyar ranges. Vazhachal Falls is locally known as Charpa Falls and is one of the must-visit offbeat places near Athirappilly Falls.
The protected lush green regions around Athirappilly is famous for jungle safaris. The diverse species of birds and animals along with the tourist places like Vazhachal Falls, Thumboormuzhy Dam and Athirappilly Falls make it a best eco-tourism spot.
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