• Thumboormuzhi Dam & Garden - Thumboormuzhi Dam and Garden is a key feature of the Ezattumugham Prakrithi Gramam project. This project includes a hanging bridge, which is the main highlight, a butterfly garden, a children’s play area, and a watchtower offering views of the river. The hanging bridge is particularly popular as it allows visitors to see the Chalakudi River flowing beneath their feet, offering a unique vantage point for photography. The butterfly park is another notable attraction. Located on the route from Kochi to Athirapally, before reaching the Athirapally waterfalls, this spot is ideal for photography and family outings.

Thumboormuzhi Travel Tips:
• Entry fee is Rs 40 for adults and Rs 10 for children.
• Parking is available within the park.
• It is recommended to visit either before or after seeing Athirapally. The park and butterfly garden close at 4:30 PM.

• Athirappilly Waterfalls - Experience Kerala’s largest waterfall, standing at 84 feet tall.

Athirapally Waterfalls Travel Tips:
• Open from 8:00 AM, with entry closing at 4:30 PM. Entry fee is Rs 40 for adults, Rs 10 for children, and Rs 150 for foreigners.
• The best time to visit is after the monsoon, from August to February, ideally before 11:00 AM or after 3:00 PM.
• The waterfall can be viewed from two locations: the top and the bottom.
• The path to the bottom is steep, which may pose challenges for individuals with heart conditions, breathing difficulties, or disabilities.
• Bathing is permitted in designated areas, so bring a change of clothes.
• Plastic or water bottles are allowed with a security deposit, which is forfeited if not returned.
• Food is not permitted inside the forest.
• Wheelchair access is available at the top of the falls, but rentals are not provided.
• Visiting the top takes at least 1 hour, and the bottom 1.5 hours. If visiting Athirapally along with Charpa and Vazhachal, allocate half a day.
• Restaurants and coffee shops are near the entrance.

• Charpa Waterfall - Located 3 km beyond Athirapally waterfalls on the way to Sholayar Dam, Charpa Waterfall is smaller but best viewed during the monsoon. It is situated on the left side of the road and does not require an entry ticket.

• Vazhachal Waterfalls - Situated 5 km beyond Athirapally waterfalls, this waterfall is unique as the water cascades down several steps. Visitors can approach the falls closely up to the fencing to admire the milky water. This is an excellent spot for relaxation, with a park and coffee shop available. The entry ticket from Athirapally is valid here, so be sure to keep it.

• Entry fee at Athirapally and Vazachal waterfalls
• All vehicle expenses (toll, tax, parking, permits, driver batta, etc.)
• AC car with experienced bilingual driver-guide

• Professional camera charges
• Personal expenses

Athirappilly Waterfalls, often referred to as the Niagara of Kerala, is the largest and most renowned waterfall in the state. Situated 85 kilometers from Kochi city, Athirappilly is celebrated for its rich biodiversity, being nestled within a forest. The Sholayar Range Forest, where the waterfall is located, is well-known for the “Great Pied Hornbill” or “Giant Hornbill.” Occasionally, visitors may also spot the “Malabar Giant Squirrel” in the Athirappilly forest range.

Best Time to Visit: The ideal period to visit is from June to January, when the waterfall is at its most spectacular.

When to Avoid: From late February to the end of May, the summer season results in significantly reduced water flow at Athirappilly Falls. During this time, the other two falls may be completely dry.

• You can see Athirappilly water fall from the top and bottom also. From the entrance, you need to walk approximately 500 mtrs to the top.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.